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CDD may mean:
- Capability Development Document, a document used by military of the United States when making decisions about equipment.
- Centre for Democracy and Development, a non-government organization in Africa
- Congregatio Discipulorum Domini, a Catholic order founded in China.
- Cooling degree day, a qualitative index used to reflect the demand for energy to cool a business; see heating degree day.
- Craniodiaphyseal dysplasia, a bone disorder causing calcium build up in the skull.
- Custom Debian Distribution, a subset of the Debian Linux distribution.
- Cats Don't Dance, a 1997 animated film.
- Cyclic delay diversity, a diversity scheme used in OFDM-based telecommunication systems.
- Childhood disintegrative disorder, a rare condition that causes late-onset developmental delays.
- Cardenden railway station, a railway station in Scotland.
- C-Drone-Defect, a solo project of Marc Horstmeier.
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