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CSCC
(redirected from Caustic Stress Corrosion Cracking)

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CSCCColumbus State Community College (Ohio)
CSCCCalgary Sports Car Club (Alberta, Canada)
CSCCClemson Sports Car Club
CSCCClark State Community College (Ohio)
CSCCCouncil of Southern Caving Clubs
CSCCCircuits, Systems, Communications, and Computers (Conference)
CSCCCollaborative Studies Coordinating Center (University of North Carolina)
CSCCClassic Sports Car Club (UK)
CSCCCanadian Society of Clinical Chemists
CSCCCal Safety Compliance Corporation
CSCCConcurrent Supercomputing Consortium
CSCCCaustic Stress Corrosion Cracking
CSCCcoastal sea control commander (US DoD)
CSCCCentral Scientific Computing Complex
CSCCConventional Serial Concatenated Code
CSCCComputer/Standards Coordinating Committee (IEEE Computer Society also seen as C/SCC)
CSCCCommissioner of the Standing Consultative Commission
CSCCConsulting Services Contract Coordinator
CSCCCombined Source-Channel Coding
CSCCCombined Seaport Coordination Center
CSCCClio Senior Citizens Center (Clio, MI)
CSCCCustomer Service Call Center (various organizations)
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