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1 HOR
1) Военный термин: home of record2) Техника: hide out return3) Сокращение: hydrogen-oxygen reaction4) Физиология: Human Olfactory Receptor -
2 Hor
1) Военный термин: home of record2) Техника: hide out return3) Сокращение: hydrogen-oxygen reaction4) Физиология: Human Olfactory Receptor -
3 hor
1) Военный термин: home of record2) Техника: hide out return3) Сокращение: hydrogen-oxygen reaction4) Физиология: Human Olfactory Receptor
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