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BTG
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BTGBIT (Built-In Test) Target Generator
BTGBridging the Gap
BTGBegbies Traynor Group (Manchester, UK)
BTGBritish Technology Group
BTGBusiness Technology Group (various locations)
BtGBetreuungsgesetz (Germany)
BTGBoiler, Turbine, Generator
BTGBiomass Technology Group BV
BTGBeijing Tourism Group (China)
BTGBeyond the Grave (gaming clan)
BTGBeta Thromboglobulin
BTGBy the Glass (restaurants)
BTGBiotechnology Group
BTGBall-Turret Gunner
BTGBefore The Game
BTGBedrijfstelecommunicatie Grootgebruikers (Dutch: Large-Scale Telecommunications User Company)
BTGBasic Target Graphic
BTGBuck Tooth Grin
BTGBe That Guy
BTGBeat the Geeks (TV show)
BTGBien Ta Grotte (French internet slang)
BTGBand Theory Group
BTGBio-Technology General Ltd (Israel)
BTGBroadband Transmit Group
BTGBroadcast Time Group
BTGBerndt Toast Gang (National Cartoonists Society, NCS)
BTGBurundian Transitional Government
BTGBrigade Tactical Group (US Army)
BtGBlog to Great (website)
BTGBoulevard Transportation Group
BTGBetter than Geek (Louisiana)
BTGBodycote Testing Group (various locations)


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