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AUSAustralia
AUSAustria
AUSAmerican University of Sharjah
AUSArmy of the United States
AUSAutomated Underwriting System (banking/loans/finance)
AUSAssociation of University Staff
AUSArtificial Urinary Sphincter
AUSAre You Serious?
AUSArts Undergraduate Society
AUSAuthority Services
AUSAuto Update Server (Cisco)
AUSAmerican Uveitis Society (ophthalmology; est. 1990)
AUSAcute Urethral Syndrome
AUSAdvanced Underwriting Service (National Underwriter Co.)
AUSArchitecture, Urbanisme, Société (French: Architecture, Planning, Society; est. 2009)
AUSAustin, TX, USA - Austin Bergstrom International (Airport Code, formerly Robert Mueller Municipal Airport)
AUSAdvanced Upper Stage
AUSAssociate of the University of Surrey (UK)
AUSAtlantic Universities Sport (Canadian group)
AUSAutomated Uncoupling System (railroad)
AUSAugusta and Summerville Railroad Company
AUSArbeiten Unter Spannung (German: Work under Stress)
AUSArcadis United States (Highlands Ranch, CO)


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