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BEAS

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BEASBEA Systems, Inc. (stock abbreviation, AMEX)
BEASBureau of Elder and Adult Services (Maine)
BEASBoeing Employees' Astronomical Society (Seattle, WA)
BEASBusiness English Advantage Series (corporate and government English language training program; Tokyo, Japan and Burlingame, CA; est. 1987)
BEASBritish Educational Administration Society (UK)
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Byline: ANI Kulu, Nov 4 (ANI): Falling water level in the Beas River has resulted in lesser number of tourists arriving in Kullu.
Tourists' inflow decreases due to fall in water levels in Beas river ... by Asian News International
The Beas River course in Hong Kong, designed by Sydney 2000 course designer Mike Etherington-Smith, is the shortest ever built but is set to be one of the most difficult.
IN BRIEF: Toughest of tests; OLYMPICS BEIJING 2008 by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
BEAS anticipates 2Q07 revenue to be within a range of $330-340m.
Q1 2007 BEA Systems Earnings Conference Call - Research and Markets ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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