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CEW
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CEWCosmetic Executive Women (est. 1954)
CEWCenter for the Education of Women (University of Michigan)
CEWConducted Energy Weapon (defensive law enforcement weapon)
CEWCivilian Expeditionary Workforce (US DoD)
CEWClean Energy Works (Washington, DC)
CEWChristian Experience Weekend
CEWControlled Environment Warehouse
CEWContinuing Education Workshop
CEWConstruction Electrician (Wiring)
CEWCentimetric Early Warning (radar)
CEWClinton Engineer Works (former official name of the WWII Manhattan Project site at Oak Ridge, TN)
CEWCivil Engineering Works (insurance)
CEWCounter Electronic Warfare
CEWCoextrusion Welding
CEWComputer Elements Workshop (IEEE Workshop)
CEWClub Éditeur Web (French: Web Editor Club)
CEWConstructions Électriques Westendorp (French: Westendorp Electrical Construction)
CEWCercle Équestre de Waimes (French: Waimes Equestrian Circle; Waimes, Belgium)
CEWClub Escalade Wittelsheim (French: Wittelsheim Climbing Club; Wittelsheim, France)
CEWCatholic Education Week
CEWCruyplants Eloy Wagemans (law firm; Belgium)
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