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IKAIntegraal Kankercentrum Amsterdam (Dutch)
IKAIkariam (online game)
IKAImperial Klans of America
IKAIrish Kidney Association (Dublin, Ireland; est. 1978)
IKAInternational Karate Association
IKAIndustrias Kaiser Argentina
IKAIdrima Kinonikon Asfaliseon (Greek Social Security)
IKAInfundibular Keratinizing Acanthoma
IKAInternational Key Account
IKAInformation and Knowledge Advantage (US Navy Warfare Development Center)
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Matthew Roberts, a spokesman for the Imperial Klans of America, which has chapters in 30 states, told me that membership in his group has more than doubled in the past year.
MEN WITH POINTY HATS ARE BACK by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Confirming that racism knows no boundaries, the Kentucky-based Imperial Klans of America has set up branches in Australia's three eastern states and established a growing membership base of about seventy.
WORTH NOTING by Hetherly, Marian / The Humanist
 
 
 
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