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AJNAmerican Journal of Nursing
AJNAustralian Jewish News (newspaper; est. 1895)
AJNAmerican Journal of Nephrology
AJNAteliers Jean Nouvel (French: Jean Nouvel Workshops; architect)
AJNAmerican Journal of Numismatics (coin collecting)
AJNAfrican Judicial Network (est. 2002)
AJNAssociation Jeunesse de la Noue (French: Youth Association of the Valley)
AJNAssociation des Joyeux Navigants (French: Association of Merry Navigators)


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In 2009, the Specialized Libraries Association selected AJN as one of the 100 most influential journals of the century in biology and medicine--the only nursing journal to be selected.
The enforcement authorities are likely to be focusing on the original suppliers of the chemicals rather than those buying them and putting them in formulations," said Tony Newbould, former deputy director of the British Coatings Federation and now a consultant with AJN Solutions, Brentwood, Essex.
Since 2002, subscriptions to AJN by non-ANA members have increased by 34%--an almost unheard-of feat in journal publishing these days.
 
 
 
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