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Acronym	Definition
CNTC	Canadian Network of Toxicology Centres
CNTC	China National Tobacco Corporation
CNTC	Central Nacional de Trabajadores del Campo (Spanish: National Federation of Rural Workers; Honduras)
CNTC	Confederação Nacional Trab Comércio
CNTC	Covenant Not to Compete (legal agreement)
CNTC	Chief of Naval Telecommunications
CNTC	Canadian National Teams Championship (bridge card game championship)
CNTC	Canadian Nissan Truck Club

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On their website (CNTC 2004), the CNTC indicates being funded mostly by public sources (90%) and does not mention the identity of private sources. Study on failures to disclose conflicts of interest in Environmental ... by Goozner, Merrill / Environmental Health Perspectives The Tax Court cited MacDonald and stated there is no saleable goodwill when a corporation's business is so dependent on its personnel, unless these key employees enter into a CNTC with the corporation. Separating personal and business goodwill by Hamill, James R. / The Tax Adviser CNTC Induction Program Expands throughout the City to Support New Teachers CHICAGO -- The Chicago New Teacher Center (CNTC), the Chicago office of the New Teacher Center, the nation's premier not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving student learning by accelerating teacher effectiveness, announced the expansion of its partnership with Chicago Public Schools (CPS) to provide coaching and training for first- and second-year teachers throughout the district. Chicago New Teacher Center (CNTC) Announces Expanded Program with ... by Business Wire	CNST CNSTA CNSTAT CNSTB CNSTN CNSTNT CNSTP CNSTR CNSU CNSV CNSW CNSWC CNSWDG CNSWTG CNSX CNSY CNSZ CNT CNT-FED CNT1 CNT2 CNTA CNTAC CNTB CNTBT CNTC CNTCES CNTCI CNTCLKWS CNTCLKWZ CNTCTS CNTD CNTDIO CNTE CNTECHTRA CNTER CNTF CNTFET CNTG CNTGCY CNTGS CNTHA CNTI CNTIC CNTIF CNTK CNTL CNTM CNTMS CNTN CNTO	CNSTAT CNSTB CNSTN CNSTNT CNSTP CNSTR CNSU CNSV CNSW CNSWC CNSWDG CNSWTG CNSX CNSY Cnsz CNT CNT CNT file CNT-FED CNT1 CNT2 CNTA CNTAC CNTB CNTBT CNTC CNTCES CNTCI CNTCLKWS CNTCLKWZ CNTCTS CNTD CNTDIO CNTE CNTECHTRA CNTER CNTF CNTFET CNTG CNTGCY CNTGS CNTHA CNTI CNTIC CNTIF CNTK Cntl Cntl Cntl Cntl C CNTM CNTMS

On their website (CNTC 2004), the CNTC indicates being funded mostly by public sources (90%) and does not mention the identity of private sources.

Study on failures to disclose conflicts of interest in Environmental ... by Goozner, Merrill / Environmental Health Perspectives

The Tax Court cited MacDonald and stated there is no saleable goodwill when a corporation's business is so dependent on its personnel, unless these key employees enter into a CNTC with the corporation.

Separating personal and business goodwill by Hamill, James R. / The Tax Adviser

CNTC Induction Program Expands throughout the City to Support New Teachers CHICAGO -- The Chicago New Teacher Center (CNTC), the Chicago office of the New Teacher Center, the nation's premier not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving student learning by accelerating teacher effectiveness, announced the expansion of its partnership with Chicago Public Schools (CPS) to provide coaching and training for first- and second-year teachers throughout the district.

Chicago New Teacher Center (CNTC) Announces Expanded Program with ... by Business Wire

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