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RRV

RRV may refer to: * Basque Radical Rock ( ), a musical genre originating in the Basque Country * Rapid response vehicle (disambiguation), multiple types of vehicle used by emergency services * Resident Return Visa, types of visa issued by Australia, New Zealand and the United States * Reweighted range voting, a type of proportional voting system * Ridge Racer V, a 2000 arcade video game * Rock Rendez-Vous, a nightclub in Lisbon, Portugal * Road–rail vehicle (or rail-road vehicle), a vehicle capable of travelling on roads or railways * Rose rosette emaravirus, a negative sense RNA virus that infects roses * Ross River virus, a species of RNA virus native to Australia * Royal Rifle Volunteers, a former regiment of the British Army

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RRV may refer to: * Basque Radical Rock ( ), a musical genre originating in the Basque Country * Rapid response vehicle (disambiguation), multiple types of vehicle used by emergency services * Resident Return Visa, types of visa issued by Australia, New Zealand and the United States * Reweighted range voting, a type of proportional voting system * Ridge Racer V, a 2000 arcade video game * Rock Rendez-Vous, a nightclub in Lisbon, Portugal * Road–rail vehicle (or rail-road vehicle), a vehicle capable of travelling on roads or railways * Rose rosette emaravirus, a negative sense RNA virus that infects roses * Ross River virus, a species of RNA virus native to Australia * Royal Rifle Volunteers, a former regiment of the British Army

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