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GN
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GNGuinea (country code, top level domain)
GNGenesis
GNGraphic Novel
GNGood Night
GNGlomerulonephritis
GNGreenNet
GNGreat Northern (former Danish telegraph company, now known as GN Store Nord A/S)
GNGrand National (Buick Regal)
GNGuide Number (photography)
GNGreat Neck (Long Island, New York)
GNGastronorm
GNGuidance Note (instruction and advice)
GNGender Neutral
GNGovernment of Nunavut (Canada)
GNGreat Northern Railway
GNGary Numan (singer)
GNGnosis (game Werewolf the Apocalypse; White Wolf)
GNGood Neighbors
GNAir Gabon (IATA airline code)
GNGrand Nationals (NASCAR auto racing)
GNGeneral Notes
GNGraduate Nurse
GNGolgi Network
GNGround Network
GNGrid North
GNGaseous Nitrogen
GNGerman Navy
GNGlenbard North (Illinois)
GNGeneral Nurse
GNGastroenterology Nursing (journal)
GNGrouping Network
GNGundam Nucleus


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The German Navy also is exploring fuel cells and in October 2005 commissioned two new fuel cell-powered submarines from Siemens KWU, according to a 23 January 2006 report by the online industry publication Fuel Cell Today.
Safe harbor: protecting ports with shipboard fuel cells by Taylor, David A. / Environmental Health Perspectives
4) This plan completely ignored the fact that the Royal Navy had the German Navy bottled up in the North Sea.
American War Plans: 1890-1939 by Young, Andrew C. / The Canadian Army Journal
The German Navy was waging "warfare against mankind" on the high seas, he told the lawmakers.
Intrigue of nations by Dallek, Matthew / Washington Monthly
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