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AJD

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AJDAide aux Jeunes Diabetiques (French: Assistance for Child Diabetics; Paris, France)
AJDAlliance for Justice and Democracy (Mauritania)
AJDAssociation des Journalistes de Défense (French journalist association)
AJDAmis de Jeudi Dimanche (French charitable foundation)
AJDAmerican Journal of Dentistry
AJDAujeszky's Disease (swine disease)
AJDAssociation des Jeunes Dynamiques (French: Dynamic Youth Association)
AJDArmy Junior Division (UK military Service Junior division)
AJDAlignment Job Design
AJDAtelier Jeunes Débats (French: Youth Debate Workshop)


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The fun day was not the first of its kind to be held in Prestatyn, as Julie Foster, head of AJD said: "Similar fun days have been held previously but this year was much bigger and better with many departments organising their own fundraising activities.
Our design team worked closely with Devco, Pennrose Properties, Rutgers University and AJD Construction to deliver the project.
The First Secretary at the British Embassy in Santiago, AJD Stirling, described them as "depressingly immature".
 
 
 
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