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RFTA
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RFTAReserve Forces Training Area
RFTARoaring Fork Transit Agency
RFTARadio Frequency Thermal Ablation
RFTARegional Fuel Tax Agreement
RFTARising from the Ashes (metal band)
RFTARequest For Technical Assistance
RFTAReverse Fault Tree Analysis


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Christopher Thurrot and Major Shane Jennings, "The Dirigible-a Phoenix rising from the ashes," ADTB Vol.
Post helicopter aviation: new opportunities for the 21st Century Army by Majoor, Arthur / The Canadian Army Journal
Rising from the ashes of the devastating revelations of sex abuse and coverup in the Archdiocese of Boston, a small group of laypeople began meeting in the basement of a Wellesley, Massachusetts church.
Nothing but the truth: the unfinished business of the sex-abuse ... by U.S. Catholic
So there is something poetic about her dance troupe rising from the ashes of a long legal dispute to keep the flame of its legendary founder burning bright.
MARTHA'S BACK AS LEGAL DISPUTE ENDS, GRAHAM'S COMPANY RESUMES ITS ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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