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MNCMultinational Corporation
MNCMultinational Company
MNCMobile Network Code
MNCMonocyte (Immunology)
MNCMetis National Council
MNCMidnight Club (game)
MNCMouvement National Congolais
MNCMythical National Championship
MNCMicroprocesses and Nanotechnology Conference
MNCMetropolitan News Company (Los Angeles, California)
MNCMother Nature Calls
MNCMesa Nacional Campesina (Spanish)
MNCMinor Collector (State highway information)
MNCChief Mineman (Naval Rating)
MNCMasonry Non-Combustible (building construction)
MNCMedium Neutral Citation (Australia)
MNCMajor NATO Command/er
MNCSenior Chief Mineman (Naval Rating)
MNCMissouri Nursing Coalition
MNCModified Numerical Control (engineering)
MNCMemoryless Noisy Channel
MNCMultiuser Nyquist Criterion


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Ron Martinez, street superintendent for the town of Parker, CO, has cape seal in his 5-year plan for area cul-de-sacs and minor collector streets.
The damaged roadway must be a Federal-aid highway, defined by functional classification as highways other than rural minor collectors and local roads.
The study deals with the collecting of antiquities during the third quarter of the sixteenth century by two minor collectors, the ruler of a very small North Italian state and a minor church official: Cesare Gonzaga of the collateral Guastalla branch of that family and his chief advisor, the antiquarian Gerolamo Garimberto, Bishop of Gallese, who lived in Rome.
 
 
 
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