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AABC

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AABCAssociated Air Balance Council
AABCAmerican Amateur Baseball Congress
AABCArchives Association of British Columbia
AABCAccrediting Association of Bible Colleges
AABCAarhus Business College (Aahus, Denmark)
AABCArthur Andersen Business Consulting
AABCArchitect Accredited in Building Conservation (UK)
AABCAustralian Associated Bonsai Clubs
AABCAdaptive Absorbing Boundary Condition
AABCArkansas Alcoholic Beverage Control
AABCAustro American Bridge Club
AABCAbove and Beyond Cleaning, Inc. (Tampa, FL)
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Satur day against the Puerto Rico Vaqueros, who captured the AABC title.
CHATTER by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The Elks, playing in an Espanola AABC League, stormed through their season with a 16-0 record, scoring 221 runs while giving up just 40.
A PERFECT SEASON AT HOME by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Mike Clarke, park manager, Eddie Lincoln, crime reduction liaison officer, and Alex Norris, park security manager, received the award from Steve Booth - AABC regional crime manager.
Crime busters by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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