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ADITAgence pour la Diffusion de l'Information Technologique
ADITAlien Documentation, Identification and Telecommunication System (US Immigration)
ADITAccessibility for people with Disabilities through standards, Interoperability and Testing (GSA program)
ADITAnalog-Digital Integration Translator
ADITAutomatic Detection and Integrated Track
ADITAutomatic Digital Test
ADITAccelerator-Driven Transmutation Technologies
ADITAircraft Damage Investigation Team


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The celebration will give the town the opportunity to showcase its historical sites and interactive displays, such as the Heritage Silver Trail, the Underground Adit Tour, the Cobalt Mining, Bunker Military, and Firefighter's Museums and the Cobalt Canadian Mine Show, to name a few.
Technology, sponsored by NetPark, Adit, and Sage This award is designed to encourage innovation and the use of technology.
Working with BT and Adit, the regional procurement agency, Yorkshire Forward, has prov- ided investment of pounds 2.
 
 
 
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