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DEAT

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DEATDepartment of Environmental Affairs and Tourism
DEATDominant Extroverted Abstract Thinker (Jung personality type indicator)
DEATDepartment of Education and Training (Australia)
DEATDonegal Energy Action Team (Ireland)
DEATDutch Elite Army Troops (online gaming community)
DEATDirection de l'Environnement et de l'Aménagement du Territoire (French: Department of Environment and Spatial Planning)
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CAPTION(S): DEAT SCENE: The body of Mr Pouresmaeilieh was found in a flat above the Dragon House takeaway; below, Friday's front page
Suspect in dock for gun killing; Charged with man's murder by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
To this end, the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Climate Change led by DEAT initiated the Long Term Mitigation Scenario (LTMS) process.
Part IV: contemporary challenges and emerging issues by Institute for Strategic Studies
Each biosafety review is an environmental impact assessment and if it is adequate, in the eyes of the DEAT, approval is recommended, if not, approval is withheld.
Are GM crops the answer for Africa? (Technology) by Nevin, Tom / African Business
 
 
 
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