FDR (disambiguation)
FDR or Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882–1945) was the 32nd US President.
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FDR may also refer to:
Entertainment
- FDR (video game), a 1996 computer game
- Fan Death Records, an American record label
- Franklin Delano Romanowski, a character from the television show Seinfeld
- Freedomain Radio, a podcast
Politics
- Foundation for Democratic Reforms, an Indian think tank
- Frente Democrático Revolucionario (Revolutionary Democratic Front), a political organization in El Salvador
- Front Demokrasi Rakjat (People's Democratic Front (Indonesia)), a defunct political party in Indonesia
- Front pour la démocratie et la république (Front for Democracy and the Republic), a political coalition in Mali
Technology
- False discovery rate, the rate of Type 1 errors in null hypothesis testing when performing multiple comparisons
- FDR (software), a refinement checking software tool
- Firearm discharge residue, alternate term for Gunshot residue
- Flight data recorder, the component of an aircraft's flight recorder that records control positions and engine information
- Fourteen Data Rate, a signaling rate used in InfiniBand
- Frequency disturbance recorder, an FNET sensor that monitors the condition of electric power at an outlet
- Full depth recycling, repaving using the existing roadway material
Other uses
- FDR Drive, a road in New York City
- FDR, stage name of Felix McTeigue, American musician
- Fluid Dynamics Research, a scholarly journal
- Fonciere des Regions, a French holding company
- FDR, IATA code for Frederick Regional Airport in Oklahoma
See also
- Finnish Democratic Republic
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. or FDR Jr. (1914–1988), American politician, son of Franklin D. Roosevelt Sr.
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt III or FDR III (born 1938), American economist, son of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. and grandson of Franklin D. Roosevelt Sr.
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