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ICLC

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ICLCInternational Cognitive Linguistics Conference (yearly conference)
ICLCInternational Contact Lens Clinic (journal)
ICLCItalian Cyberspace Law Conference
ICLCInterlab Cell Line Collection
ICLCInternet Chinese Librarians Club
ICLCInternational Corner Language Centre (Krakow, Poland)
ICLCInitial Capital, Lower Case (proofreading)
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[Presented as a keynote talk at the ICLC theme session on Cognitive Linguistic Approaches to Humour, as part of the 2003 International Conference on Cognitive Linguistics] http://afflatus.
On the similarity and distinguishability of humour and figurative ... by Krikmann, Arvo / Trames
The Open Source Enterprise proposes that this intelligence librarian'sthe ICLC organization could be used as the inspiration to design a broader Guild of open-source analysts and information specialists.
Intelligence reform brings new opportunities for info pros by Herrington, Vee / Information Outlook
ICLC charges members $99 and nonmembers $125, plus a $75 subscription fee.
Each one, teach one by Sykes, Tanisha Ann / Black Enterprise
 
 
 
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