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AMBC
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AMBCAustralAsian Music Business Conference
AMBCAmerican Mountain Bike Challenge
AMBCAustralia Malaysia Business Council
AMBCAmerican Minor Breeds Conservancy
AMBCAppalachian Mountain Bike Club
AMBCAgile Manufacturing Benchmarking Consortium (Benchmarking Network, Inc.)
AMBCAntioch Missionary Baptist Church
AMBCAachener Modellboot-Club
AMBCAnderson Mill Baptist Church (Austin, Texas)
AMBCAmerican Mastiff Breeders Council
AMBCAmerican Business Corporation (stock symbol)
AMBCAllen Memorial Baptist Church
AMBCAsociación Mexicana de Bioquímicos Clínicos (Mexican Association of Clinical Biochemistry)
AMBCAllied Merchant Banking Corporation
AMBCAustralian Malting Barley Centre (Australia)
AMBCAMPRO Business Club
AMBC3-Acetoxy-2-Methylbenzoyl Chloride
AMBCAbandoned Mainstem Back Channel
AMBCAntique Mounted Balkan Chamois
AMBCAssociated Building Management Corp
AMBCAssociated Medical Billing Company
AMBCAntioch Missonary Baptist Church
AMBCArab & Middle East Business Center
AMBCAdopt-a-Merit Badge Committee (Boy Scouts)
AMBCAl-Falah Marching Band Club (Jakarta, Indonesia)
AMBCAdvanced and/or Metastatic Breast Cancer
AMBCAsset Management, Brokerage & Custody


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