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RMP may refer to:
- Radio Motor Patrol - another name for a police car, and is used by the New York City Police Department
- Rare Materials Project - an Indian nuclear program related establishment in Mysore
- RateMyProfessors.com - a website college students use to critique their instructors
- Republican Moderate Party - an American political party
- rec.music.phish - a newsgroup about the band Phish
- Resting membrane potential - a measurement used in cell biology
- Rhind Mathematical Papyrus - an ancient Egyptian papyrus on mathematical topics
- Rifampin - a bactericidal antibiotic drug used in medicine
- Rights management and protection - a technology used by ISDB
- Risk Management Plan - a tool used in the business field of project management
- Riverside Motorsports Park - a proposed motorsports-themed family entertainment park in Merced County.
- Roberto Madrazo Pintado - candidate in the 2006 presidential elections in Mexico
- Royal Military Police - UK Military Police Corps
- Royal Malaysian Police - the national police force of Malaysia
- Radio Management Panel - A device used to tune the radios on some modern aircraft
- .rmp file - Open Workbench Project File
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