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IJF

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IJFInternational Judo Federation
IJFInternational Jazz Festival Prague (Prague, Czech Republic; annual jazz music festival)
IJFInternational Journalists Federation
IJFIraqi Joint Forces
IJFI Just Farted
IJFInjured Jockey Fund
IJFInternational Journal of Fatigue (Elsevier)
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Finally, thank you to all who came to Ruth's thanksgiving service - more than 300 - and for the very generous donations made in her memory to the IJF and Countess of Brecknock Hospice.
Thanks for your support by The Racing Post (London, England)
The event, fought under BJA and IJF rules, attracted almost 300 competitors from England, Scotland and Wales.
Starlets Battle their way to success by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Commenting on her company's participation in the show, Dajani said: "Our participation in IJF 2006 is in line with our commitment to raise Jordan's profile by promoting our hand-made contemporary jewelry which is inspired by the culture and heritage of Jordan.
First Jordanian designer to exhibit at IJF 2006 by The Star (Amman, Jordan)
 
 
 
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