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TR or T-R
abbr.
transmit-receive
TR
international car registration for
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) Turkey
tr1
abbreviation for
treasurer
tr2
(Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science)
the Internet domain name for Turkey
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The man, in his 30s, was attacked as he carried money from his Group 4 Securicor van outside the Tesco superstore in Tring, Hertfordshire.
Security guard shot delivering cash by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
They want to move from Tring in Herts, which is of course the home town of EastEnder Bradley Branning.
We love telly: We love property - RELOCATION RELOCATION C4, 8pm by The Mirror (London, England)
THE only person disappointed by the retirement of Graham Poll will be Jeff Winter, who you would assume could be jocked off television duties now the Thing from Tring has hung up his whistle.
Motor Racing: Winter's discontent could show now Poll is on loose; ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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