ABP
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Aviation
- IATA airport code for Atkamba Airport in Western Province, Papua New Guinea
Companies
- Associated British Ports, port operator in the UK
- Au Bon Pain, a fast-casual bakery/cafe chain
- Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP, a European pension fund for government workers in the Netherlands
- ABP Group, Indian media conglomerate
- Anandabazar Patrika, newspaper owned by the group, origin of the company's name
- ABP News, Indian Hindi-language free-to-air television news channel owned by the company
Organizations
- Afghan Border Police
- American Board of Pediatrics, US certifying board for Pediatrics and several of its sub-specialties
- Associated Baptist Press, a religious news agency
- An Bord Pleanála, Ireland, now An Coimisiún Pleanála, rules on planning appeals
Medicine and biology
- Ambulatory blood pressure, a method to monitor blood pressure
- Arterial blood pressure, the blood pressure in the arteries
- Androgen-binding protein, a glycoprotein
- Actin-binding protein, proteins which attach to the protein actin
- Animal by-products
Technology
- Adblock Plus, blocks ads, trackers etc.
- Alternating bit protocol, a data link layer network protocol
Sport
- Athlete biological passport, an electronic record used to detect anti-doping rule violations in athletes
Other uses
- Alton B. Parker, American judge and Democratic nominee for President in 1904
- Amagi Brilliant Park, an anime series
- AB Pacense, a Spanish basketball team based in Badajoz
- Abellen language, a Sambalic language of the Philippines
- Apostolic Bible Polyglot
- The title of Archbishop (as a written abbreviation)
- Alaskan Bush People, a Discovery Channel show with three seasons
- Assumption-based planning, a post-planning method in project management
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