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ACIMA Course in Miracles (Foundation for Inner Peace)
ACIMAC Induction Motor
ACIMAssociation Canadienne de l'Industrie du Médicament (Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association of Canada)
ACIMAssociação Comercial e Industrial de Marília
ACIMAssociate Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing
ACIMAvailability Centered Inventory Model
ACIMAirborne Communications Interface Module
ACIMAxis-Crossing Interval Meter
ACIMAdvanced Communications Interface Module
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