MPD
abbr.
multiple personality disorder
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| 2-Methyl-2,4-pentanediol | Academic & Science->Chemistry |
| Institute for Multi-Party Democracy | Regional->African |
| Maintenance Planning Document | Academic & Science->Academic Degrees |
| Maximum Patient Dose | Medical->Physiology |
| Maximum Permissible Dose | Medical->Physiology |
| Metahuman Police Division | Miscellaneous->Funnies |
| Metropolitan Police Department | Community->Law Governmental->FBI Files |
| Microsoft Project Database | Computing->Security |
| Minimize Patient Dose | Medical->Physiology |
| Minimum Psychiatric Data | Community->Law |
| Mirpur Khas, Pakistan | Regional->Airport Codes |
| Monadic predicates (ABC programming language) | Computing->File Extensions |
| Mouse Phenome Database | Medical->Veterinary |
| Multi Personality Disorder | Medical->Physiology |
| Multiple Personality Disorder | Medical->Physiology Community->Law |
| Myelo Proliferative Disorders | Medical->Physiology |
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