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Acronyms frequently are tricky. Here are some computer-related options, take your pick:

DASP = Disk Anti-Shock Protection

DASP = Dynamic Adaptive Speculative Pre-processor

DASP = Drive Active/Slave Present

DASP = Data Analysis Statistics and Probability

DASP = Data Administration Strategic Plan

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