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SED
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SED skin erythema dose; see erythema dose, under dose.
SED,
abbreviation for skin erythema dose. See threshold dose.
SED
1 Seriously emotionally disturbed, serious emotional disability/disorder 2 Spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia, see there
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parties buying from them in order to facilitate the exporter's completion of a Shipper's Export Declaration.
ITARred and feathered by Buetow, Mike / Circuits Assembly
This statement appears on the commercial invoice, ocean or airway bill of lading, and the shipper's export declaration to notify the carrier and all foreign parties that the item may be exported only to certain destinations.
Managerial issues for expanding into international Web-based ... by Sheldon, Lannette A.; Strader, Troy J. / SAM Advanced Management Journal
Department of Commerce Shipper's Export Declaration (SED) (Form 7525V).
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