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ANIC

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ANICAnosmia, Isolated Congenital
ANICATM Network Interface Card (Cisco)
ANICAustralian National Imams Council (Islamic body)
ANICAssociation of Northern Ireland Colleges (UK)
ANICAustralian National Insect Collection
ANICAmerican National Insurance Company
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The ANIC is encouraging Canadian parishes to hold a vote, preferably in February, over whether they wish to remain under the oversight of the ACC or join the Southern Cone.
Biblically faithful Anglicans seek new ecclesial oversight by Catholic Insight
Welcoming the move, ANIC Chief Executive John D'Arcy said: "The face of further education is changing, as are the names of colleges which have been at the heart of communities for over 100 years.
SUPER SIX; Ulster FE colleges merge to form excellence centres by The Mirror (London, England)
Voucher specimens of each species, along with details of their environments and Global Positioning System coordinates, were lodged with the ANIC.
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