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1 american cryptogram association
Американская Криптологическая Ассоциация
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > american cryptogram association
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Американская криптологическая ассоциацияEnglish-Russian cryptological dictionary > American Cryptogram Association
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Американская Криптологическая Ассоциация
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член Института дипломированных королевской грамотой бухгалтеров
Аббревиатура для обозначения члена Института дипломированных королевской грамотой бухгалтеров (Institute of Chartered Accountants).
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Американская Криптологическая Ассоциация
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См. www.americancomm.org.
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abbr AKA (см. American Cryptogram Association).
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