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MCMTMean Corrective Maintenance Time
MCMTMastery Certification in Manual Therapy (physical therapy certification)
MCMTMichigan College of Mining and Technology
MCMTMagistrates' Court Mock Trial (competition; Citizenship Foundation; UK)
MCMTMobile Crisis Management Team (health care)
MCMTMulti-Constrained Multicast Tree (programming)
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The students, aged between 12 and 14 travelled to South East Northumberland Law Courts in Bedlington to compete in a local heat of the Magistrates' Court Mock Trial Competition 2005/06.
Pupils on trial by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Court victory A school from North Tyneside has qualified for the national finals of the Magistrates' Court Mock Trial Competition after winning the regional heats.
New role for David by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The pupils from Northfield School, Billingham, will be competing in the national final of the 2004 Magistrates' Court Mock Trial Competition at Birmingham Magistrates' Court, after winning the northern final.
Pupils bid for court victory by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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