DR

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DR, Dr, dr, dR may refer to:

• Doctor (title), an academic title, or medical practitioner

Arts, entertainment and media

• Diário da República, the official gazette of Portugal
• Douay–Rheims Bible, or D–R, a Bible translation
• "Dr." (song), by Namie Amuro, 2009

Businesses

• DR (broadcaster), the Danish Broadcasting Corporation
• DR Automobiles, an Italian automobile company
• DR Handmade Strings, a manufacturer of guitar strings
• Design Research (store), or D/R, a former retail store
• Deutsche Reichsbahn, former German railway company
  • Deutsche Reichsbahn (East Germany), former German railway company
• Digital Research, a defunct American software company
• Duane Reade, an American pharmacy chain
• Ruili Airlines, a Chinese airline, IATA code DR

Places

• Dominican Republic, a Caribbean country
• Dadar railway station, Mumbai, India, Central zone station code DR

Science and technology

• Dead reckoning, a process of estimating global position
• Demand response, a method of managing consumer consumption of electricity
• Design rationale, documentation of reasons behind decisions made during technical design
• Designated Router, in Open Shortest Path First protocol
• Digital radiography, a form of X-ray imaging using digital sensors
• IT disaster recovery, reestablishing systems following a disaster
• Dram (unit) (dr), a unit of mass and volume
• Dynamic range, the ratio between the largest and smallest possible values of a quantity, such as sound and light

Other uses

• Dr, indicating a debit in bookkeeping
• Depositary receipt, negotiable financial instrument
• Lombok, prefixed as DR in the vehicle registration plates of Indonesia

See also

• All pages with titles beginning with dr
• All pages with titles beginning with DR
• All pages with titles containing DR
• Doctor (disambiguation)

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