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MCSA
(redirected from Methodist Church of Southern Africa)

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MCSAMicrosoft Certified Systems Administrator
MCSAMountain Club of South Africa
MCSAMethodist Church of Southern Africa
MCSAMotor Current Signature Analysis
MCSAMuscle Cross-Sectional Area
MCSAMajor County Sheriff's Association
MCSAMissouri Council of School Administrators
MCSAMir Cooperative Solar Array (joint US/Russian project)
MCSAMulti-Channel Spectrum Analyzer
MCSAMotor Carrier Safety Act of 1984
MCSAMorris Campus Student Association
MCSAMoscow, Camden, and San Augustine Railroad
MCSAMarble Collectors' Society of America
MCSAMathematical and Computational Sciences Awareness workshop
MCSAMarine Corps Supply Activity
MCSAMidwest Collegiate Snowsports Association
MCSAMcMaster University Chinese Students' Association (Ontario, Canada)
MCSAMinnesota Chinese Student Association
MCSAMidwest Collegiate Sailing Association, Inc.
MCSAMarion County Staffing Association
MCSAManeuver Control System Applications
MCSAModified Carry-Select Adder
MCSAMotor Carrier Safety Administration (US DOT)
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