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*[[Western Manufactured Housing Communities Association (WMA)]] |
*[[Western Manufactured Housing Communities Association (WMA)]], a nonprofit trade association for owners of manufactured home communities in California. |
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*[[Windows Media Audio]], a digital audio file format created by Microsoft |
*[[Windows Media Audio]], a digital audio file format created by Microsoft |
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*[[Western Marble Arch]], a synagogue in central London |
*[[Western Marble Arch]], a synagogue in central London |
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Revision as of 16:45, 20 June 2007
WMA is a three-letter abbreviation with multiple meanings, as described below:
- Western Manufactured Housing Communities Association (WMA), a nonprofit trade association for owners of manufactured home communities in California.
- Windows Media Audio, a digital audio file format created by Microsoft
- Western Marble Arch, a synagogue in central London
- Weighted moving average, in technical analysis
- Western Martial Arts, Western Martial Arts
- World Medical Association (founded 1947), association of physicians
- World Metal Alliance, (founded 1992) see Acronym Finder
- World Music Awards
- William Morris Agency (founded 1898), literary and entertainment agents
- Wildlife Management Area
- White Male Adult - commonly used in reports by United States law enforcement personnel.
- W.M.A., a Pearl Jam song from 1993's "Vs" album, meaning White Male American.
- Western martial arts - the study of historical manuscripts to teach students the martial arts of Europe; see also Historical European martial arts
- Wireless Messaging API in J2ME MIDP
- Washington Metropolitan Area, the area in, and immediately surrounding, Wahington D.C.
- Wilderness Medical Associates, a company based in Portland, Maine, offering training in rescue and wilderness medicine.
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