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ANE
(redirected from Asia and Near East)

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ANEAntioch University New England (Keene, NH)
ANEAncient Near East
ANEAsia and Near East
ANEAutomotive News Europe
ANEAbuse, Neglect and Exploitation (abuse prevention)
ANEAntes de Nuestra Era (Spanish)
ANEAir New England
ANEActeur Non Etatique (French: Non State Actor; EU)
ANEAnarchy 'n' Explosives
ANEAssociação Nacional das Empresárias (Portuguese: National Association of Entrepreneurs)
ANEAdvanced Network Engineering (various locations)
ANEAnything 'n' Everything
ANEAsamblea Nacional Española (Spanish)
ANEAudible Nasal Emission (speech distortion)
ANEAncient Nackered Engineer (online gaming clan)


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Zahi Hawass, Director-General of the Supreme Council of Antiquities in Egypt, Spencer King, Regional Vice President Asia and Near East, IESC/CBS, and Geoffrey Kent Chairman and CEO, Abercrombie & Kent, highlighting new findings in the Valley of the Golden Mummies as well as the future of uncovering more of Egypt's past for its people and guests.
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