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ETAC
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ETACEthyl Acetate
ETACEarly Treatment of the Atopic Child (UCB Pharma)
ETACEnlisted Terminal Attack Controller
ETACEnvironmental Technical Applications Center
ETACEveryday Technologies for Alzheimer's Care
ETACEnlisted Tactical Air Controller
ETACEmmanuel Tamil Annual Conference (of the Methodist Church in Singapore)
ETACemergency tactical air control (US DoD)
ETACEuropean TFC Admins Council (gaming)
ETACEscadron Tactique de Chasse (French: Hunting Tactics Squadron; National Defence; Canada)
ETACEnglewood Transportation Advisory Committee (Colorado)
ETACEnvironmental Tactical Applications Center
ETACElectrically Tuned Antenna Coupler
ETACElectronic Temperature and Acceleration Controller
ETACEnd-Tidal Anesthetic-Agent Concentration (surgery)
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