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APGI

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APGIAlcoa Power Generating Inc. (North Carolina)
APGIAssociation of Professional Genealogists in Ireland (est. 1986; Ireland)
APGIAdolescent Problem Gambling Instrument (now Canadian Adolescent Gambling Inventory)


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There is also a limited number of places for adults to learn salmon fly casting under the guidance of APGI qualified coach Bryan James.
Proceedings of the 6th Pharmatech; 3th Annual Meeting of the SBTF: APGI Symposium on Membrane Transport; 3th Meeting of Pharmaceutical Quality Control-ENECQ: Aug 5-8: Recife, Brazil Figueiredo JN, Raz B, Sequin U (1998) Novel quinone methides from Salacia kraussii with in vitro antimalarial activity.
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources has actively participated in development of the APGI Relicensing Settlement Agreement and believes the document appropriately addresses the Agency's interests in providing river flows to protect aquatic habitat, water supply, water quality and recreation," said Ed Duncan, director of Environmental Programs for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
 
 
 
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