obs.
Americanabbreviation
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observation.
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observatory.
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obsolete.
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Example Sentences
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The names of certain resellers popped up frequently and it was clear from the volume of tests being advertised that they had gained access to OBS.
From BBC
He said he used a "machine that automatically picks tests" on OBS accounts, and said he had "over 1,000 partner" instructors.
From BBC
Carlos Balado, a professor at OBS Business School in Barcelona, analyses the economic impact of music concerts.
From BBC
Dr. Sharon Winer, a gynecologist who has referred patients to Brock, called him “one of the best OBs that I’ve ever seen” and said that when it comes to healthcare, “you cannot take a single act or activity and take it out of medical context.”
From Los Angeles Times
“OBs need to come out and say we need this. If there’s a little bit of a push from the OBs, our societies will catch on.”
From Salon
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