BND

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Acronym	Definition
BND	Brunei Dollar (ISO currency code)
BND	Band
BND	Bend (street type)
BND	Bundesnachrichtendienst (German Intelligence Agency)
BND	Bound
BND	Bundesnachrichtendienst (West German Intelligence Agency)
BND	Belleville News Democrat
BND	Buy Nothing Day (day after Thanksgiving)
BND	Bank of North Dakota
BND	Biblioteca Nacional Digital (Portugal)
BND	Boys Next Door
BND	Bismarck, North Dakota
BnD	Blazin' N' Drinkin' (Counter-Strike gaming clan)
BND	Business Needs Document
BND	Builds and Deliveries
BND	Be Nice Day

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Despite the CIA's repeated requests for such a meeting, reportedly made all the way up to just prior to the coalition invasion itself, the BND wouldn't let them. PUBLIC FORUM by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) Germany's BND intelligence agency "had recruited him for information about neo-fascist organizations," without advising local police agencies. Provocateurs 'R' us. (Insider Report) by The New American In 1991, the BND, the intelligence service of what used to be West Germany, was charged with bugging IBM's telecommunications and providing important business information to Big Blue's German competitors. Welcome to cold war II by Deighen, Roderick P. / Chief Executive (U.S.) More results

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Despite the CIA's repeated requests for such a meeting, reportedly made all the way up to just prior to the coalition invasion itself, the BND wouldn't let them.

PUBLIC FORUM by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

Germany's BND intelligence agency "had recruited him for information about neo-fascist organizations," without advising local police agencies.

Provocateurs 'R' us. (Insider Report) by The New American

In 1991, the BND, the intelligence service of what used to be West Germany, was charged with bugging IBM's telecommunications and providing important business information to Big Blue's German competitors.

Welcome to cold war II by Deighen, Roderick P. / Chief Executive (U.S.)

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