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ICON
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ICONInventory Control (System; Descon)
ICONIntegrated Control
ICONIndependent Control (Pearl Corporation)
ICONImport Conditions (Australia)
ICONInternational Council on Nanotechnology (Rice University)
ICONInternational Journal of Constitutional Law (New York University Law School)
ICONInternational Conference on Networks
ICONInsulator Collectors on the Net
ICONIndependent Cattlemen of Nebraska
ICONIntegrated Colorado Online Network
ICONIntegrated Court Offences Network (Canada)
ICONIntra Government Communications Network (Australian government)
ICONInternational Confederation of Nations
ICONImagery Communications and Operations Node
ICONIndo-Chinese Outreach Network
ICONIntegrated Customer Ordering Network
ICONImmunoConcentration (pregnancy and other immunoassay testing)
ICONIntelligence Community Collaborative Operations Network
ICONintermediate coordination node (US DoD)
ICONInvolved Citizens of the Neighborhoods (Laplata, Maryland)
ICONIntegration Concept/Contract
ICONInitial Call Origination Node (Cisco)
ICoNInfield Communications Network


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