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DNTDocument & Network Technologies
DNTDinitrotoluene
DNTDodonu Ni Taukei Party (Fiji political party)
DNTDynamic Network Technologies
DNTDo Not Touch
DNTDo Not Type
DNTDo Not Translate
DNTDialed Number Trigger
DNTDo Not Test (Hekimian)
DNTDerek Newton Theatre
DNTDirector of Navy Technology
DNTDAMA Network Terminal
DNTDoris Nordic Tribute (record label)


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According to a BIFMA press release, "To remain competitive in a global market, all businesses must concentrate on eliminating costs that do not translate directly into value for customers.
BIFMA adopts sustainability guidelines by Wood & Wood Products
Children with such deficits may learn splinter skills, but these skills do not translate into more sophisticated reading.
Not all pupils ready to learn at the same age by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
The authors cite examples of African American students with superior narrative skills gained from a tradition of storytelling; these talents, however, often do not translate into school literacy achievement.
Handbook of Early Literacy Research by Page, Anita / Childhood Education
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