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IDB
(redirected from Illicit Diamond Buying)

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IDBIndustrial Development Board (for Northern Ireland)
IDBIndustrial Development Bank (Jordan)
IDBIn Da Butt
IDBIntensional Database
IDBInterface Descriptor Block (Cisco)
IDBInterface Data Block (Cisco)
IDBIllicit Diamond Buying (in South Africa)
IDBInterleaved Dual Boost
IDBImage Data Base
IDBInteroperability Database
IDBIn-suit Drink Bag (spacesuits)
IDBInformational Drug Brochure
IDBEuropean Injury Data Base
IDBInvestment Decision Board
IDBInstruction Dispatch Buffer
IDBIslam Kalkinma Bankasinin
IDBInvoice Derived Billing
IDBIrrigation and Drainage Branch
IDBInformation Data Block
IDBInternal Data Bus
IDBIsrael Discount Bank
IDBInter-American Development Bank
IDBISDN Dial Backup
IDBInter-Dimensional Being
IDBInformation Database
IDBInter-Dealer Bond
IDBInventory Database
IDBIslamic Development Bank
IDBIntegrated Database
IDBIndustrial Development Revenue Bond (finance, aka IDR or IDRB)
IDBImprovement District Board (various locations)
IDBInternational Data Base
IDBInter-Dealer Brokers (banking)
IDBInstitute for Defense and Business (UNC Chapel Hill, LOGTECH)
IDBIntelligence Database


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