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ECBEuropean Central Bank
ECBEngland and Wales Cricket Board
ECBEuropean Chemicals Bureau
ECBElectronic Codebook
ECBEvent Control Block
ECBEuropean Corn Borer (insect)
ECBEmacs Code Browser
ECBExternal Commercial Borrowing
ECBEnglish Cricket Board
ECBElectrically Controlled Birefringence (LCD driving mode)
ECBEngineer Combat Battalion (US DoD)
ECBExtra Care Bucks (CVS Rewards Program)
ECBEuropean Congress on Biotechnology
ECBEvaluation Capacity Building
ECBElectronic Code Block
ECBElectronic Circuit Breaker
ECBElectronic Council Book
ECBEthernet Client Bridge (3Com)
ECBEnhanced Class B (airspace)
ECBElectrically Controlled Brake (automobiles)
ECBEntry Control Block
ECBEngineering and Construction Bulletin (USACE)
ECBEmbedded Computer Board
ECBEthernet to Coax Bridge
ECBEurope Card Bus
ECBEurodocsis Certification Board
ECBExpendable Communication Buoy
ECBEquivalent Complex Baseband
ECBechelons corps and below (Army) (US DoD)
ECBElectrical Codes Board
ECBEngine Compression Braking
ECBempty cardboard box
ECBEltham Concert Band
ECBEddy Current Breaking
ECBElectron Tunneling from Conduction Band
ECBEncore Concert Band (Orland Park, IL)
ECBElevator Control Board
ECBEynesford Concert Band (Kent, UK)
ECBEngineering Core Backbone (Sprint)
ECBEarth Connecting Bar
ECBElectronically Controlled Brake
ECBElectronic Code Book


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Money, however, does play a much more central role at the European Central Bank, and it appears that its role has recently been getting stronger, contrary to what had been predicted when the ECB started up in 1999.
Others have suggested that because high energy prices produce higher headline inflation, which has a way of seeping into the system and producing upward pressure on core inflation, the ECB should further raise rates.
to incorporate the MedRisk Instrument for Measuring Patient Satisfaction and ECB Benchmarking services into their national quality assurance program for measuring the quality of care delivered by physical therapists.
 
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