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TRD
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TRDToyota Racing Development
TRDTrading
TRDTransition Radiation Detector
TRDTechnical Requirements Document
TRDTechnische Regeln für Dampfkessel (German: Technical Regulations for Boilers)
TRDTest Requirement(s) Document
TRDTeacher Recruitment Days (New York)
TRDTrust Deed
TRDTractional Retinal Detachment
TRDTechnical Review Document
TRDTrondheim, Norway - Trondheim-Vaernes (Airport Code)
TRDTransit Routing Domain
TRDTax Revenue Division (Canada)
TRDTelomeric Rapid Deletion
TRDTarget Release Date
TRDTail Retarding Device
TRDTemporary Rubber Datestamp (philately)
TRDTower Radar Display (FAA)
TRDTimed Release Disconnect
TRDTransverse Resonance Diffraction
TRDTechnical Records Database (JCI)
TRDtenderness, rigidity, and distention
TRDTurbine Reduction Drive
TRDThe Relznukan Domain (website)
TRDTransmission Reverse Direction Switch
TRDTechnology Readiness Date
TRDTreatment-Resistant Depression (psychiatry)
TRDThe Radio Dept. (band)
TRDTreatment-Related Death
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