What does WNR stand for?

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Whole Neighborhood Revitalization

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Business, finance, etc.

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Writes No Package State (programming) Wyoming Native Plant Society (est. 1981; Laramie, WY) Washington Native Plant Society Central Puget Sound Chapter Wireless Number Portability Subcommittee Western North Pacific Summer Monsoon Wireless Network Processing Unit Wireless Network Processor Unit Watermark-to-Noise Ratio Weapons Neutron Research Werkstoffnummer (German: Material Number)		Wireless Network Router Wisconsin Natural Resources (magazine; Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources) Wistar Normotensive Rats (clinical research) Waterfowl Natural Resource Area Weighted Non-Binary Repeat-Accumulate Western Nebraska Regional Airport Whiskeytown National Recreation Area (US National Park Service) Whittier Narrows Recreation Area Wildberries Natural Riparian Area Woman's National Republican Association

Samples in periodicals archive:

FY07 projects to be advertised for bid and/or proposals this summer include two 120-room dormitories at Elmendorf, a 288-person barracks, Whole Neighborhood Revitalization, family housing, and replacement family housing projects at Fort Richardson, and two 90-unit family housing projects at Fort Wainwright.

Construction (military)