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    Definitions of acronyms starting with "O"

    OASIS acronym list

    OBE acronym list

    OBO acronym list

    OC4J acronym list

    OCA acronym list

    OCD acronym list

    OCI acronym list

    OCR acronym list

    OCU acronym list

    ODBC acronym list

    ODP acronym list

    ODT acronym list

    ODU acronym list

    OED acronym list

    OEM acronym list

    OEMs acronym list

    OFHEO acronym list

    OHA acronym list

    OIC acronym list

    OIT acronym list

    OJ acronym list

    OLAP acronym list

    OLE acronym list

    OLP acronym list

    OLPs acronym list

    OMG acronym list

    OMVS acronym list

    OOBE acronym list

    OOBEs acronym list

    OOD acronym list

    OODs acronym list

    OOP acronym list

    ORU acronym list

    OS acronym list

    OS/2 acronym list

    OSDI acronym list

    OSes acronym list

    OSF acronym list

    OSFA acronym list

    OSHA acronym list

    OSI acronym list

    OSU acronym list

    OTC acronym list

    OTOH acronym list

    OU acronym list

    OWL acronym list

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