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ECAR

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ECaREvery Child a Reader (UK)
ECAREast Central Area Reliability Coordination Agreement
ECAREconomy Car
ECAREuropean College of Animal Reproduction
ECAREligibility and Certification Approval Report (US Department of Education)
ECAREuropean Campaign for the Freedom of the Automotive Parts and Repair Market
ECAREastern Caribbean
ECAREuropean Civil Aviation Requirement
ECARExtra Cost Approval Request


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Balls revealed that the reading initiative, coupled with a maths scheme called Every Child Counts, will cost £144m over the next three years and will involve training 1,800 teachers for ECAR.
The ECAR report found that, "To a significant degree, higher education is wired," and campuses are continuing the expansion of their wireless networks.
ECAR, the European campaign for the freedom of the automotive parts and repair market (sic) chaired by Louis Shakinovsky, an automotive glass entrepreneur, has now launched a campaign to break the logjam - caused by France and Germany, home to Europe's biggest car-makers.
 
 
 
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