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ACOT
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ACOTApple Classrooms of Tomorrow
ACOTAmerican College of Technology (Saint Joseph, MO)
ACOTAtlantic Coast Old Timers
ACoTAssociateship of the College of Teachers (UK)
ACOTAdvanced Communications-Computer Officer Training
ACOTAnalog Channel Operational Test
ACOTAmerican Civilization On Trial
ACOTA Cherry on Top
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Twisting the ending of a story is like putting icing on a cake, a cherry on top of a sundae, or nuts in brownies It is the ultimate satisfaction Twisting the ending of a story is like putting icing on a cake, a cherry on top of a sundae, or nuts in brownies.
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Alexandra Theatre, AS A comic confection there might be a cherry on top, but really this is all soft icing with no cake to get your teelh into.
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