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ALEX
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ALEXAlexandria, VA
ALEXAllgäu-Express (German railway)
ALEXAlert Exercise
ALEXAlternative gene product Encoded by the XL-exon
ALEXAerosol LIDAR Experiment
ALEXAvian Learning Experiment (African Grey parrot owned by Irene Pepperberg at the University of Arizona)
ALEXAutomatic Launch of Expendables
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Just as a major alert exercise was about to be rolled out, it turned up locked away at Eston Town Hall.
Memory stick probe goes on by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
The test was part of a nation-wide alert exercise for members of the American Radio Relay League.
THE PAST 100 YEARS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
the Katrina hurricane in Louisiana -- will proceed with a tsunami alert exercise between the 23rd and 25th of May, at the very same time that enormous human and logistical resources will be required for the giant tsunami he is announcing.
Former Space Camp Instructor Confirms His Prediction of Giant Tsunami ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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