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APTC
(redirected from Antiplatelet Trialists' Collaboration)

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APTCAdler Power Torque Clutch (Ducati motorcycles)
APTCAntiplatelet Trialists' Collaboration
APTCAssociació del Professorat de Tecnologia de Catalunya (Technology Teachers Catalonia Spain)
APTCAmerican Property Tax Counsel
APTCAsia-Pacific Trusted Infrastructure Technologies Conference
APTCAssociation of Publicly Traded Companies
APTCAtlantic Provinces Transportation Commission (Canada)
APTCAdvanced Processor Temperature Control
APTCAnnual Proficiency Testing and Certification program
APTCAustralian Pacific Technical College
APTCAllow Partially Trusted Caller (attribute; also seen as APTCA)
APTCAuthorized Certified Prometric Testing Center (Microsoft exams)
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