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AVC
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AVCAccess Vector Cache (computer science)
AVCAccidente Vascular Cerebral
AVCAcidente Vascular Cerebral
AVCActive Vibration Control
AVCAdditional Voluntary Contribution
AVCAdvanced Common-View (UTC)
AVCAdvanced Very-low-voltage CMOS (family of logic integrated circuits)
AVCAdvanced Video Coding
AVCAerial Victory Credit
AVCAIDS Volunteer Clearinghouse
AVCAlien Visitation Craft
AVCAlpine Visitors Center (Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado, USA)
AVCAmerican Veterans Committee
AVCAnalog Voice Channel (wireless communication)
AVCAnnapolis Valley Campus (Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia)
AVCAnti-Vibration Compound
AVCArbitrarily-Varying Channel
AVCArc Voltage Control (for gas tungsten arc welding)
AVCArmy Veterinary Corps
AVCAtlantic Veterinary College (Canada)
AVCAudio Visual Conferencing
AVCAudio Visual Connection
AVCAudio-Visual Coding
AVCAudio-Visual Committee
AVCAutomatic Vehicle Classification
AVCAutomatic Video Corrector
AVCAutomatic Voice Control
AVCAutomatic Voltage Control
AVCAutomatic Volume Control
AVCAuxiliary Valve Control
AVCAverage Variable Cost
AVCAvionics Change
AVCavocado
AVCanti Virus Control
AVCAudio Video Control
AVCAuthorization Verification and Correction
AVCAutodrive Vehicle Control
AVCAutomated Vehicle Classification
AVCAutomatic Volume Correction

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