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DTAC
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DTACDigitized Training Access Center
DTACDeployable Testbed for Autonomic Computing
DTACDepartment of Tactics
DTACDefensive Tactics (military and police training)
DTACDisaster Technical Assistance Center (US SAMHSA)
DTACDivision Tactical
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Responding to the resurgence of fundamentalist and ultra-conservative Christian thought opposing it, and to the defensive tactics of the more liberal commentators, he sets out what reputable scholarship has actually established with some degree of consensus.
Cutting Jesus down to size; what higher criticism has achieved and ... by Reference & Research Book News
They demeaned themselves, however, with their complaints about Chelsea's defensive tactics during the goalless Champions League semi-final first leg.
Barca let themselves down with negative tactics moan; THOUGHT FOR THE ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
Gatland says teams are adopting defensive tactics against his 2008 Grand Slam winners, which they need to learn to come to terms with.
Wales need to eliminate negatives, says rugby coach by AFP / AFP European Edition
 
 
 
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