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ACCE
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ACCEAcceptance
ACCEAmerican Chamber of Commerce Executives
ACCEAmerican Council for Construction Education
ACCEAmerican College of Clinical Engineering
ACCEAustralian Council for Computers in Education
ACCEAir Component Coordination Element
ACCEAssociation of Chinese Canadian Entrepreneurs (Canada)
ACCEAnnual Call Center Expo
ACCEAtlantic Circulation and Climate Experiment
ACCEAward for Call Center Excellence
ACCEAssociation of Community and Continuing Education
ACCEAdvisory Committee on Chemicals
ACCEAbrams Crusader Common Engine
ACCEAssociation des Cinémathèques de la Communauté Européenne (Association of Filmarchives of the European Community)
ACCEAda Compiler Capability Evaluation
ACCEAppeals, Counsel, Collection and Examination
ACCEActive Calcium Carbonate Equivalent
ACCEAFCEA Computing Conference & Exposition
ACCEAir Combat Command Enterprise
ACCEAdvanced Collection & Control Element
ACCEAssociation of County Chief Executives (UK)
ACCEAcademic Coordinator of Clinical Education (Jefferson College)


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