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AGBC
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AGBCAttorney General of British Columbia (Canada)
AGBCAmerican German Business Club Berlin (est. 1993; Berlin, Germany)
AGBCAgricultural Bank of China
AGBCAssemblies of God Bible College (various locations)
AGBCAmerica Georgia Business Council (Washington, DC)
AGBCAssociation of Grace Baptist Churches
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