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COEDCoeducational
COEDCooperative Education
COEDConcise Oxford English Dictionary
COEDCooperative for Education (Cincinnati, Ohio)
COEDCommission on Education for the Deaf
COEDContents of Every Description (insurance)
COEDCommitted, Obligated, Expended, Disbursed (government contracting)


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