VERA


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VERAVirtual Entity of Relevant Acronyms
VERAVirtual Electronic Resource Access
VERAVienna Environmental Research Accelerator
VERAVerzeichnis Edv-Relevanter Akronyme (German: Virtual Entity of Relevant Acronyms; website)
VERAVision Electronic Recording Apparatus (early BBC videotape format)
VeRaVerenigingsRaad (Netherlands)
VERAVoter Education, Registration, and Action
VERAVerantwortung für die Entsorgung Radioaktiver Abfälle
VERAViticare Environmental Risk Assessment (Australia)
VERAVideo Error Resilience Algorithm
VERAVerifiable Estimates for Risk Assessment
VERAVermont Environmental Research Associates, Inc.
VERAValued Elder Recognition Awards (Centre on Aging; Canada)
VERAVirginia Educational Research Association
VERAVeterans Educational Resources Agency
VERAVoluntary Early Retirement Authority/Act
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He says to tell you he will be in Vera Cruz the beginning of next month,"-- clatter, clatter
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Well, during the last week you have three times sent unstamped letters to my fiancee, Miss Vera Delane, Woodlands, Southbourne, Hants.
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My wife, Helena, died-- at her birth; and this is my big daughter Vera, in mourning, as you see; and this, this, oh, this pointing to the young man on the divan .
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Yes, I was brought up quite differently," remarked the handsome elder daughter, Countess Vera, with a smile.
Vera was good-looking, not at all stupid, quick at learning, was well brought up, and had a pleasant voice; what she said was true and appropriate, yet, strange to say, everyone- the visitors and countess alike- turned to look at her as if wondering why she had said it, and they all felt awkward.
She's turned out splendidly all the same," he added, winking at Vera.
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Paulino Vera looked questioningly at Arrellano and Ramos, and questioningly they looked back and to each other.
When Vera joined in and tried to press it upon him, he said:
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According to the ordinary view of each species having been independently created, we should have to attribute this similarity in the enlarged stems of these three plants, not to the vera causa of community of descent, and a consequent tendency to vary in a like manner, but to three separate yet closely related acts of creation.
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The section from Vera Cruz to Acapulco, given by Humboldt in the Polit.
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Ay, yon was a bad business, but it ended vera well, an' that's the main thing.
He's concealed himself somewhere about these premises, or I'm vera much mistaken.
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