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Vop
VOP, Vop or VoP may refer to: * velocity of propagation, electromagnetic signal speed * Vop (river), a river in Smolensk Oblast, Russia * Voice of Peace, an offshore radio station off the coast of Tel Aviv, active between 1973 and 1993. Resumed as online radio in 2009 * Voice of Prophecy, a US religious media ministry led by Shawn and Jean Boonstra * Virginia Organizing Project, a grassroots community-empowerment organization * Radio Voice of the People, a Zimbabwean radio station * Violation of Probation, non-compliance with probation terms * Voice of the People (website), South Korean online newspaper *Variation of parameters, a method to solve linear differential equations
Article summary
VOP, Vop or VoP may refer to: * velocity of propagation, electromagnetic signal speed * Vop (river), a river in Smolensk Oblast, Russia * Voice of Peace, an offshore radio station off the coast of Tel Aviv, active between 1973 and 1993. Resumed as online radio in 2009 * Voice of Prophecy, a US religious media ministry led by Shawn and Jean Boonstra * Virginia Organizing Project, a grassroots community-empowerment organization * Radio Voice of the People, a Zimbabwean radio station * Violation of Probation, non-compliance with probation terms * Voice of the People (website), South Korean online newspaper *Variation of parameters, a method to solve linear differential equations
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