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1) Медицина: неинфекционная болезнь, незаразное заболевание, неинфекционное заболевание, неконтагиозная болезнь, неконтагиозное заболевание, non-communicable disease, non-contagious disease, noncommunicable disease, noncontagious disease, nursing-care dependency2) Военный термин: Naval Construction Department, Net Control Device, North Central Division, national collection division, naval construction depot4) Сельское хозяйство: болезнь Ньюкасла (псевдочума птиц)5) Страхование: no-claims discount6) Сокращение: Network Communications Division (manages ITSC & NISSC in 1991+), Non-City Delivery office7) Физиология: Not considered disabling8) Вычислительная техника: Norton Change Directory (DOS), Network Computing Devices (Hersteller)9) Биотехнология: normalized compression distance10) Энергетика: Non-coincidental Demand11) Деловая лексика: Negotiable Certificate of Deposit12) Сетевые технологии: network call distributor, network computing device, механизм распространения вызовов в сети, сетевое вычислительное устройство13) Расширение файла: Internal tree data (Norton ChangeDirectory)14) Здравоохранение: Национальный совет по вопросам инвалидности, Национальный совет по инвалидности, National Council on Disability15) NYSE. A T & T Capital Corporation
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