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Rep, as a word, may refer to:

• Rep (fabric), a ribbed woven fabric made from various materials.
• Johnny Rep, a Dutch former footballer.
• Rep (TV series), a 1982 British comedy TV series

Rep, REP, R.E.P. or rep, as an abbreviation or acronym, may refer to:

In science and engineering

• Rab escort protein
• Radioisotope electric propulsion
• Release-Reuse Equivalency Principle, one of the principles of object-oriented design.
• REP, an x86 assembly language instruction (abbreviation of repeat).
• Réacteur à Eau Préssurisée, French for Pressurized Water Reactor.
• REP, a pioneer French aircraft and aero engine manufacturer owned by Robert Esnault-Pelterie.
• Resilient Ethernet Protocol, a protocol by Cisco with the goal to replace the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) in some specific Layer 2 network designs.
• Robot Exclusion Protocol
• Röntgen equivalent physical, a unit of exposure to radiation.

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Miscellaneous

• Reasonable expectation of privacy, a legal test in United States constitutional law.
• Rede dos Emissores Portugueses, an amateur radio organization based in Portugal.
• Régiment Étranger de Parachutistes, a French Foreign Legion parachute unit.
• Remedial education program, an instructional program designed for students who have identified deficiencies in core academic skills.
• Repertory theatre
• Repetition (disambiguation)
• Representative (disambiguation)
• Republic
• Republicans for Environmental Protection, a United States Republican Party organization which supports environmental protection policies.
• Reputation
• Resident Evil Portable, a video game for the PlayStation Portable from the Resident Evil franchise.
• Retail Electricity Provider, a retailer of electric power services in the United States (particularly Texas) and other jurisdictions.
• Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy
• The Republicans (Germany), a political party in Germany.
• The IATA airport code for Siem Reap International Airport in Cambodia.
• Repertories (archival records) of the Court of Aldermen of the City of London, used in footnotes.