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APTA
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APTAAmerican Public Transportation Association (formerly the American Public Transit Association)
APTAAmerican Physical Therapy Association
APTAAmerican Public Transit Association (now the American Public Transportation Association)
APTAAgência Paulista de Tecnologia dos Agronegócios
APTAAsia Pacific Tourism Association
APTAAmerican Polarity Therapy Association
APTAAtlantic Provinces Trucking Association
APTAAssociation for the Promotion of Tourism to Africa
APTAAssociation for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities
APTAAmerican Platform Tennis Association
APTAAssociation de Prévention des Traumatismes Auditifs
APTAAlabama Physical Therapy Association
APTAAjax Pickering Transit Authority
APTAAlberta Play Therapy Association
APTAAssociação para Prevenção e Tratamento da Aids e Saúde Preventiva
APTAAutomated Patrol Telescopes Australia
APTAAssociation of Private Tourism Agencies
APTAAll Purpose Training Aid
APTA(3-acrylamidopropyl)trimethylammonium
APTAAdvanced Paperless Technology Associates
APTAAptitude Area


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