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ACJCArizona Criminal Justice Commission
ACJCAnglo-Chinese Junior College (Singapore)
ACJCAlliance of Concerned Jewish Canadians (est. 2005)
ACJCAirbus Corporate Jet Centre
ACJCAdvisory Committee on Job Corps (Workforce Investment Act of 1998)
ACJCAnoka County Juvenile Center (Minnesota)
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While Edric San-Miguel, a junior from Norfolk Technical Center in Norfolk, Virginia, earned the top score among all the entries, Sidharth Krishnan, a senior from Anglo-Chinese Junior College in Singapore, won top honors in the non-US category.
Indian origin student wins supersonic research contest in US by Asian News International
Stellenberg Girls' Choir from South Africa took the honour, beating English barbershop chorus Cheshire Chord Company, American Davis High School Madrigal Singers and Detroit Concert Choir plus the Anglo-Chinese Junior College Choir from Singapore.
LLANGOLLEN INTERNATIONAL EISTEDDFOD: Show ends on a high note with ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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