MDD

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MDDMajor Depressive Disorder
MDDMaximum Daily Dose
MDDManic-Depressive Disorder (now called Bipolar Disorder)
MDDModel-Driven Development (software engineering)
MDDMedical Device Directive
MDDMap and Driving Directions
MDDMaximum Dry Density (construction)
MDDMaryland-Delaware-DC (Washington, DC)
MDDMarque de Distributeur (French: private brand)
MDDMate Demate Device (places Space Shuttle on/off 747 carrier aircraft)
MDDMal de Debarquement Syndrome (French: Sore Disembarkation Syndrome; vertigo)
MDDMedical Devices and Diagnostics
MDDMillion Dollar Dream (record label)
MDDModel Driven Development
MDDMine Detection Dog
MDDMateriel Development Decision
MDDMineral Deposits Division (Geological Association of Canada)
MDDMirrored Drive Door (Apple Power Mac)
MDDMetal Detection Device
MDDMovement for Democracy and Development (Central African Republic)
MDDMajor Design Decision
MDDMySQL Database Diagram (computing)
MDDMeteorological Data Distribution
MDDMaintenance Due Date
MDDManagement Division Director
MDDMarca del Distribuidor (Spanish: Brand Distributor)
MDDMovement for Direct Democracy (Prague, Czech Republic)
MDDMerchant Defined Data
MDDModel Device Driver
MDDMulti-Dimensional Databases (computing)
MDDMultiple-valued Decision Diagram (generalized version of Binary Decision Diagram)
MDDMarketing and Distribution Devision (Premier Farnell; UK)
MDDMatson, Driscoll & Damico, LLP
MDDMelting Degree Days
MDDMission Description Document
MDDMechanical Dough Development
MDDMultiple Differential Detection
MDDMinimum Distance Decoding
MDDMulti Domain Diffusion
MDDMaintenance Data Documentation
MDDMacDonald-Detweiler
MDDMaine Driving Dynamics
MDDMaterial Delivery Date
MDDMode Description Document
MDDMaterial Data Document
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The new regulations raised concerns for the Maryland-Delaware-DC Press Association that certifying the ages of users to satisfy new requirements could pose an onerous burden on newspapers, both in print editions and on websites.
To industry's dismay, Md. regulators pass advertising rules for medical cannabis
Rebecca Snyder, executive director of the Maryland-Delaware-DC Press Association, said the decision to bar Baker, an award-winning journalist, was outrageous.
Jealous vetoes reporter from Md. gubernatorial debate panel
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