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CTAL

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CTALCortical Thick Ascending Limb (anatomy)
CTALConfederacion de Trabajadores de America Latina (Confederation of Latin American Workers)
CTALCertified Tester, Advanced Level (American Software Testing Qualifications Board, Inc)
CTALCanadian Tire Acceptance Limited
CTALComputer Technology Application Lab, Inc.
CTALDivision of Career Technology and Adult Learning (Maryland State Department of Education)
CTALConfidentially Typed Assembly Language


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CTAL will acquire IT&E's shares through a merger in which CTAL will issue approximately 11,000,000 shares of its unregistered common stock and 2,820,000 preferred shares to the three shareholders of IT&E.
Clinical Trials Assistance Corporation to Acquire IT&E; Corporation ... by Business Wire
In its first such agreement with a Canadian company, Acxiom, will provide its Solvitur(R) Market Management solution to help CTAL enhance its enterprise-wide customer data infrastructure.
Canadian Tire Acceptance Limited Chooses Acxiom To Enhance Marketing ... by Business Wire
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