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ECAR

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ECaREvery Child a Reader (UK)
ECAREast Central Area Reliability Coordination Agreement
ECAREuropean College of Animal Reproduction
ECAREconomy Car
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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The choice to use the CMS, according to the ECAR study, is driven mostly by an instructor's interest to solve a particular pedagogical problem and by experience gained from product training sessions.
The public company, whose stock is traded over the counter under the symbol ECAR, has produced several hundred electric cars at a price of about $400,000 a car, but hopes to produce several thousand more in the next few years.
The primary credit concerns are counterparty credit risk associated with multiple bilateral BGS contracts that extend in varying terms through June 2007, merchant exposure from approximately 2,000 MW of new capacity in the weak ECAR market, and operational and nuclear risk.
 
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