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				DS	Dallas Semiconductor Corporation	Business » NYSE Symbols
				DS	Dark Shadows	Community » Media
				DS	Dark Side	Miscellaneous » Science Fiction
				DS	Dark Stalkers	Miscellaneous » Science Fiction
				DS	Dark Star	Miscellaneous » Science Fiction
				DS	Data Server	Computing » Networking
				DS	Data Service	Computing » Telecom
				DS	Data Set	Governmental » NASA
				DS	Data Source	Computing » Databases
				DS	Data Storage	Governmental » NASA
				DS	Data Store	Computing » General
				DS	Data Structure	Computing » General
				DS	Data System	Governmental » Military
				DS	Date Stamp	Business » General
				DS	Dave Stewart	Community » Famous
				DS	Day Sailor	Miscellaneous » Hobbies
				DS	Dear Son	Internet » Chat
				DS	Decision Support	Business » General
				DS	Dedicated Server	Computing » Networking
				DS	Deep Space	Governmental » NASA
				DS	Deep Spaghetti	Miscellaneous » Funnies
				DS	Defense Support	Governmental » Military
				DS	Define Storage	Computing » Assembly
				DS	Delayed Substitutions	Community » Sports
				DS	Delivery Service	Business » General
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