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FNAC

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FNACFine-Needle Aspiration Cytology
FNACFédération Nationale d'Achat des Cadres (1954; French)
FNACFédération Nationale des Agents Commerciaux (France: National Federation of Commercial Agents)
FNACFirst North American Credit
FNACFranchement Nul A Chier
FNACFood and Nutrition Advisory Committee (New Zealand)
FNACFederation of Norwegian Agricultural Cooperatives


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The FNAC specimen contained monomorphic basaloid cells, hyaline globules, and cribriforming of the cells, all suggestive of adenoid cystic carcinoma (figure 2, B).
Despite its public impact, Blistene's study--which was to be completed in February--remains an internal affair, but his job description gave a good idea of the ministry's plans for the Palais: present public FNAC and FRAC holdings alongside private collections; show artists at mid-career; expand from 10,000 to 65,000 square feet; add contemporary design, graphics, and fashion in a "logic of transversality.
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