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DMV

DMV may refer to: * Washington metropolitan area, also called the "DMV" (for District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia) *DMV (song), a song by Primus from Pork Soda *DMV (TV series), an American workplace comedy television series created by Dana Klein for CBS *Department of motor vehicles, a government agency that administers motor vehicle registration and driver licensing *Deserted medieval village, a class of former settlement in the UK *Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung, a German mathematical society *Deutscher Metallarbeiter-Verband, a German trade union *Deutscher Motorsport Verband, a German motor sport organisation *Dorsal nucleus of vagus nerve *Dual-mode vehicle, a class of vehicle capable of operating on either roads or rails *Dumpas language’s ISO 639 code *Dynamic Management Views, a type of SQL view in the Microsoft SQL Server software

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DMV may refer to: * Washington metropolitan area, also called the "DMV" (for District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia) *DMV (song), a song by Primus from Pork Soda *DMV (TV series), an American workplace comedy television series created by Dana Klein for CBS *Department of motor vehicles, a government agency that administers motor vehicle registration and driver licensing *Deserted medieval village, a class of former settlement in the UK *Deutsche Mathematiker-Vereinigung, a German mathematical society *Deutscher Metallarbeiter-Verband, a German trade union *Deutscher Motorsport Verband, a German motor sport organisation *Dorsal nucleus of vagus nerve *Dual-mode vehicle, a class of vehicle capable of operating on either roads or rails *Dumpas language’s ISO 639 code *Dynamic Management Views, a type of SQL view in the Microsoft SQL Server software

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