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Mow

MOW may refer to: * Mercer Oliver Wyman, now part of Oliver Wyman, a management consulting firm * Movie of the Week, a television movie * The Mobility and Public Works policy area of the Flemish Government * Maintenance of way, the maintenance of railroad right of way * March on Washington, a mass political action * Memory of the World Programme, a UNESCO initiative * Ministry of Works, a former New Zealand government department * Movement for the Ordination of Women, an Australian movement supporting the ordination of women in the Anglican Church of Australia * Museum de Oude Wolden, a regional art museum in Bellingwolde in the Netherlands It is also the IATA designation of Moscow area airports: *Sheremetyevo International Airport *Domodedovo International Airport *Vnukovo International Airport *Zhukovsky International Airport

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MOW may refer to: * Mercer Oliver Wyman, now part of Oliver Wyman, a management consulting firm * Movie of the Week, a television movie * The Mobility and Public Works policy area of the Flemish Government * Maintenance of way, the maintenance of railroad right of way * March on Washington, a mass political action * Memory of the World Programme, a UNESCO initiative * Ministry of Works, a former New Zealand government department * Movement for the Ordination of Women, an Australian movement supporting the ordination of women in the Anglican Church of Australia * Museum de Oude Wolden, a regional art museum in Bellingwolde in the Netherlands It is also the IATA designation of Moscow area airports: *Sheremetyevo International Airport *Domodedovo International Airport *Vnukovo International Airport *Zhukovsky International Airport

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