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ACCR

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ACCRAccrue
ACCRAluminum Conductor Composite-Reinforced (3M)
ACCRAssociation des Centres Culturels de Rencontre
ACCRAssociation Canadienne pour la Conservation et la Restauration (Ottawa, ON, Canada)
ACCRAmerican Chiropractic College of Radiology
ACCRAssociation of Christian Churches in Russia
ACCRAmsterdam Center for Career Research (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
ACCRAssociation of California Cartridge Remanufacturers
ACCRArkansas Central Cancer Registry
ACCRAntarctic Confederation of City Republics (fictional country related to stamp collecting)
ACCRAirborne Cloud Characterization Radar
ACCRActivated Carbon Catalytic Reduction
ACCRAssyrian Committee for Civic Responsibility
ACCRAutoregressive Constrained Categorical Regression
ACCRAdvanced Customer Care and Retention (Invensys Development Centre; Singapore)


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PHOTO After a grueling battle, the Los Angeles Zoo was accr edited last week.
Department of Energy (DOE) and field tested exhaustively under a wide range of harsh climatic conditions, the 3M ACCR is a lightweight overhead conductor that provides more than twice the capacity of conventional steel lines of the same diameter without requiring new towers or additional rights of way.
3M's ACCR provides a quick and reliable solution to increase the capacity of existing transmission lines by as much as 100 percent without requiring new towers or new rights-of-way.
 
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