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NATTNational Alliance for Thrombosis and Thrombophilia (Washington, DC)
NATTNorth American Table Tennis (Colorado Springs, CO)
NATTNatchez Trace National Scenic Trail (US National Park Service)
NATTNorthern Australia Tropical Transect
NATTNorthwest Alliance for Transportation Technologies
NATTNot At This Time
NATTNovice At Table Tennis
NATTNorth American Tillage Tool Company (Canada and France)


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NATT JACKSON Right-back 165 apps, 6 goals, 1991-1996 Born: Leeds, October 19 1971 Had already lost his place to the cup-tied Earl Barrett in Premier League games but netted twice on the road to Wembley - including the spectacular winner at Bristol City.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The NATT consists of around 60 personnel from the Royal Navy, Army, US Navy, US Marine Corps and US Coastguard, protected by a small force of Royal Marines and commanded by a captain in the Royal Navy.
Indeed, Baha'is were told by NATT officials that "incorrect religion would not be corrected" on the forms since the Baha'i Faith is not among the officially recognized religions in Iran.
 
 
 
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