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IAE
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AcronymDefinition
IAEInstitut d'Administration des Entreprises (France)
IAEImpuesto de Actividades Económicas
IAEInternational Aero Engines
IAEIntegrated Acquisition Environment
IAEIn Any Event
IAEInflatable Antenna Experiment
IAEInstitute of Agricultural Economics
IAEInternational Association of Egyptologists
IAEInstitute for Agricultural Engineering (Indonesia)
IAEIntegral Absolute Error
IAEImmunoaffinity Extraction
IAEInstant Arcane Explosion (gaming, World of Warcraft)
IAEIntegrated Application Environment(s)
IAEInstitution of Agricultural Engineers
IAEInstrumentation and Electrical
IAEInternationale Energie Agentschap (Dutch: International Energy Agency)
IAEInternationally-Acclaimed Expert
IAEIntegrated Aircrew Ensemble
IAEIndirect Account Executive
IAEInfrared Anomalous Emitter
IAEIllinois Ancestor Exchange
IAEInherent Availability of Equipment
IAEInternal Audits and Evaluation
IAEInstituto de Actividades Espaciais (Spanish: Institute for Space Activities)
IAEInternet Application Environment
IAEInterface Adapter Element (mainframes)
IAEIntermittent Altitude Exposure


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