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CBDC
(redirected from Cardiff Bay Development Corporation)

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CBDCCommunity Business Development Corporation
CBDCCommunity Biodiversity Development and Conservation Programme (global initiative)
CBDCCape Breton Development Corporation
CBDCCardiff Bay Development Corporation (est. 1987; UK)
CBDCChemical and Biological Defense Command (Syphon Filter game)
CBDCCarbondale Business Development Corporation
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Even the man who led the Cardiff Bay Development Corporation has reservations.
10 YEARS ON AND IT'S STILL DIVIDING OPINION; The Welsh capital's ... by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
That will go to Cardiff Council - who take over the Barrage from the Cardiff Bay Development Corporation next month.
OUTRAGE OVER BARRAGE BILL; pounds 6m please, but don't ask us what ... by Starling, Paul / The Mirror (London, England)
The landscape of the area was expanded to cover a staggering 2,700 acres, after the Cardiff Bay Development Corporation was created in 1987.
NEW STRIPES FOR THE TIGER by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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