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ACMT
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ACMTApple Certified Macintosh Technician (computer repair certification)
ACMTAmerican College of Medical Toxicology
ACMTAmerican College of Management and Technology (Croatia)
ACMTAdvanced Certified Music Therapist
ACMTAssociation of Complete Mind Therapists
ACMTAcademie Catholique Mere Teresa (French: Mother Teresa Catholic Academy; Hamilton, Ontario, Canada)
ACMTAircraft Component Management Team (Airbus)
ACMTAircraft Certification Management Team
ACMTABMP Certified Massage Therapist (Association of Bodywork and Massage Professionals)
ACMTAcademy of Communications and Multimedia Technology
ACMTAtlantis Construction Management Team
ACMTAdvanced Cruise Missile Technology
ACMTAutomated Configuration Management Tool
ACMTArctic Campaign Memorial Trust (UK)
ACMTActive Corrective Maintenance Time
ACMTAssessment and Care Management Team (UK child care)
ACMTAdult Care Management Team
ACMTAddress Complete Message Timer
ACMTAuckland Children's Musical Theatre (Auckland, New Zealand)
aCMTAntidromic Circus Movement Tachycardia


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