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BRSA

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BRSABoissons Rafraîchissantes sans Alcool (French: Refreshing Drinks without Alcohol)
BRSABritish Rope Skipping Association
BRSABaton Rouge Soccer Association
BRSABlue Ridge Soccer Association (Virginia)
BRSABayshore Regional Sewerage Authority (New Jersey)
BRSABanking Regulatory and Supervision Agency (Turkey)
BRSABR Smith Associates, Inc (Presque Isle, Maine surveying-engineering company)
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9) The supervisory BRSA role was improved in several ways, which improved risk management and helped to reduce overall risks in the banking sector.
Inflation targeting, policy rates and exchange rate volatility: ... by Akyurek, Cem; Kutan, Ali M. / Comparative Economic Studies
The BRSA is a new organization formed by Accuride for this sport.
AWFS Vegas: it's showtime by Koenig, Karen M. / Wood & Wood Products
We have had a great deal of interest from adults who either want to become BRSA skipping coaches or who want to skip to keep fit.
Just skip to it and feel those calories burn off; THE EXERCISE IS ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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