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HRM

HRM may refer to: * Ḥ-R-M, a Semitic root * Croatian Navy (Croatian: ) * Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia, Canada * Harrietsham railway station, England, station code * Hassi R'Mel Airport, Algeria, IATA code * Heart rate monitor * Heart Rhythm Meditation * Hermes Airlines, a Greek airline, ICAO code * High-reactivity metakaolin, used in cement * High resolution manometry, a medical diagnostic system * High Resolution Melt, in molecular biology * His or Her Royal Majesty * Horned Miao language, spoken in China, ISO 639-3 code hrm * Horsham railway station, Victoria, Australia, station code * HRM, a Rockwell scale of materials' hardness * Human Race Machine, a computerized console * Human resource management

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HRM may refer to: * Ḥ-R-M, a Semitic root * Croatian Navy (Croatian: ) * Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia, Canada * Harrietsham railway station, England, station code * Hassi R'Mel Airport, Algeria, IATA code * Heart rate monitor * Heart Rhythm Meditation * Hermes Airlines, a Greek airline, ICAO code * High-reactivity metakaolin, used in cement * High resolution manometry, a medical diagnostic system * High Resolution Melt, in molecular biology * His or Her Royal Majesty * Horned Miao language, spoken in China, ISO 639-3 code hrm * Horsham railway station, Victoria, Australia, station code * HRM, a Rockwell scale of materials' hardness * Human Race Machine, a computerized console * Human resource management

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