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DNR

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DNR may refer to:

Medical

Media

  • Daily News Record, a fashion periodical
  • An episode of the medical drama House (TV series)
  • An episode of the situation comedy Becker (TV series)
  • Den neien Radio (engl.: "The New Radio"), a radio station in Luxembourg

Music

Technology

  • Dialed number recorder, a telephone surveillance device, which registers outgoing telephone numbers, as opposed to the conversation itself (see also pen register)
  • Dolby noise-reduction system, used in magnetic tape recording
  • Dynamic Noise Reduction, a type of telephony noise reduction
  • Domain Name Resolver, a software module, see Domain Name System#DNS resolvers

Places

  • Donetsk People's Republic (Ukrainian: Донецька Народна Республіка, Donets'ka Narodna Respublika), a self-proclaimed state in Eastern Ukraine
  • Dinard–Pleurtuit–Saint-Malo Airport, in France

Other uses

  • Department of Natural Resources (disambiguation), one of various government entities
  • Deutscher Naturschutzring ("German Nature Conservation Ring"), German environmental protection organization, founded 1950. Umbrella organization for NABU, German Alpine Club, German Speleological Federation and others.
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