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EEA
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EEAEuropean Economic Area
EEAEuropean Environment Agency
EEAEmployment Equity Act (Canada)
EEAEnergy and Environmental Analysis
EEAExecutive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (Massachusetts)
EEAEen En Ander (Dutch)
EEAErick van Egeraat Associated Architects
EEAEconomic Espionage Act of 1996
EEAEthiopian Economic Association
EEAEthylene ethyl acrylate
EEAEgyptian Electricity Authority
EEAEuropean Evangelical Alliance
EEAEnvironment of Evolutionary Adaptation (psychology)
EEAExtended Enterprise Applications
EEAExtended Euclidean Algorithm
EEAEmployment Equality Agency
EEAEnd to End Anastomosis
EEAElectromagnetic Energy Association
EEAEssential Elements of Analysis
EEAEnvironmental Effect Analysis
EEAElectronic Engineering Association
EEAenvironmental executive agent (US DoD)
EEAEcuatoriana de Aviacion, Ecuador (ICAO code)
EEAEfficiency of Electrical Activity
EEAElectrical and Electronic Apparatuses
EEAEarth Environment Agency
EEAElectronic Enclosure Assembly
EEAEstimated Expenditure of Ammunition
EEAEmpire Earth Archive (fansite for Empire Earth game)
EEAEnid Education Association


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Remember, the definition of a trade secret under the Economic Espionage Act of 1996 states that the owner thereof has taken reasonable measures to keep such information secret.
Technology Control Plan by Swansburg, Michael / DISAM Journal
He is widely recognized as the countrys leading expert in trade secrets law and the Economic Espionage Act of 1996.
Trade Secrets Drive the Competitive Advantage and Shareholder Value ... by Business Wire
In passing the Economic Espionage Act of 1996 (the Act),(3) Congress moved to remedy these problems by making the theft and misappropriation of trade secrets federal crimes.
The Economic Espionage Act of 1996 by Kelley, Patrick W. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
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