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POO
(redirected from point of order)

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POOPrice of Oil
POOPoint of Origin
POOPower of One (United States Power Squadrons)
POOPoint of Order
POOPursue Other Opportunities
POOPurchase Order Outbound
POOProgram Zero Zero (Apollo program; properly written as P00 using zeros)
POOPriority Operational Objectives


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