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Apo or APO may refer to:
- African Press Organization
- Acting Pilot Officer, the lowest commissioned grade in the Royal Air Force
- Acute Pulmomary Oedema, fluid accumulation on the lungs
- African Political Organization, a Coloured political organization in early twentieth century South Africa
- Alpha Phi Omega, a U.S. service fraternity
- Apo, a god of mountains in Inca mythology
- Serok Apo or Abdullah Öcalan, Kurdistan Workers Party leader
- Apochromat, a type of photographic or other lens
- Apoprotein, a protein without its bound cofactor
- Apotex, Canadian pharmaceutical company, producer of generic drugs
- Application Performance Optimization
- Army Post Office, the United States armed forces postal service; See military mail
- Association for Professional Observers, an association of fisheries observers
- Außerparlamentarische Opposition, a political protest movement in West Germany during the 1960s and 1970s
- Authorized Personnel Only, a fictional black ops unit on Alias
- After Peak Oil, an epoch used in dating years following the estimated Peak of Global Oil Production
[edit] Places
- Apo Island, a volcanic island in the Philippines
- Mount Apo, a stratovolcano on the island of Mindanao in the Philippines
- Karaš River or Apo, a tributary of the Danube in the Banat region of Serbia and Romania
- Apo-eup, an eup in Gimcheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do, central South Korea
- Apache Point Observatory, an observatory in the Sacramento Mountains in Sunspot, New Mexico, U.S.
[edit] Music
- Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra
- Armenian Philharmonic Orchestra
- APO Hiking Society, a Filipino singing group
- Aldworth Philharmonic Orchestra, the orchestra of Reading Blue Coat School
[edit] See also
- Apolipoprotein, lipid-binding protein
- APU (disambiguation)
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