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AACP

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AACPAmerican Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
AACPAmerican Academy of Clinical Psychiatrists
AACPAmerican Academy of Craniofacial Pain (since 1985; Hurst, Texas)
AACPAmerican Academy of Cardiovascular Perfusion
AACPAdvanced Airborne Command Post
AACPAllied Acquisition Practices Publication (NATO)
AACPAmerican Academy of Community Psychiatrists
AACPAmbient Air Control Panel
AACPAmerican Academy for Child Psychoanalysis
AACPApproved Acronym Creation Permit (humor)
AACPAlaskan Air Command Pamphlet
AACPAustralian Association of Consultant Pharmacies
AACPAdobe Acrobat Connect Professional
AACPAmerican Association of Chinese Professionals


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AACP was founded in 1988 to raise the professional standards and recognition of coders and offers a range of avenues designed to help individuals prepare for employment, certification and enhancement of current coding skills.
To wit: One of UCG's newsletters reported on alleged legal and financial problems of the founders and administrators of AACP in Salt Lake City.
AACP is focused on a new and unique concept in pet nutrition.
 
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