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BBBC
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BBBCBritish Boxing Board of Control (est. 1929; UK)
BBBCBromley by Bow Centre (pioneering regeneration project in the East End of London)
BBBCBrass Band of Battle Creek (Battle Creek, MI)
BBBCBritish Board of Boxing Control
BBBCBible Believing Baptist Church (Gray, ME)
BBBCBroad Bioimage Benchmark Collection (collection of microscopy image sets for testing image analysis algorithms)


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Following a successful interview with the British Boxing Board of Control, Mr Prudden was offered a position on the BBBC as an inspector.
Lee aiming to be BBBC knockout by Birmingham Mail (England)
He said: "Scott has been released ( now he has to fulfil the criteria of the British Boxing Board of Control.
Harrison's Scott to prove himself by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
- including Don King and all - is due to hold its annual convention in Cardiff in 2004, the year the British Boxing Board of Control celebrates its 75th anniversary.
Boxing hits Cardiff by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
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