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CTIF

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CTIFCentre de La Tribune Internationale de La Femme (French: International Women's Tribune Center)
CTIFCentral Technical Interception Facility (Belgium)
CTIFCenter for Tele Infrastructure
CTIFClub Technisch Interessierter Funkamateure (German: Technically Interested Amateur Radio Club)
CTIFChurches Together in Felixstowe (UK)
CTIFCellule de Traitement des Informations Financières (French: Financial Information Processing Unit; Belgium)
CTIFCentre Technique des Industries de la Fonderie (French: Foundry Industries Technical Center)
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