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ACTR
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ACTRAssociation for Canadian Theatre Research
ACTRAssistant Contract Technical Representative (NMCI liaison)
ACTRAcquisition Cycle Time Reduction
ACTRAcquired Commercial Technology for Retrieval
ACTRAmerican Council of Teachers of Russian
ACTRActuator
ACTRAmerican Consulting Technology and Research (Provo, UT)
ACTRA Christmas To Remember
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By spreading the cost of Christmas and buying gifts early, our customers are making sure that they can have a Christmas to remember whilst avoiding any last minute credit card splurges that will leave them paying off the bill well into 2010.
Christmas comes early to shops by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)
These young people deserved a Christmas to remember," said Cherry Raymond, the worker who oversaw the project.
Needy young people treated by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
So it was a Christmas to remember for the whole family at home in Marshside, Southport.
Aaron's giant step towards recovery; Boy who was hit by van is home ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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