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NCIS

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NCISNaval Criminal Investigative Service
NCISNational Coroners Information System (Australia)
NCISNebraska Career Information System
NCISNational Crime Intelligence Service
NCISNational Coalition of Independent Scholars
NCISNational Crop Insurance Service (gathers crop-hail statistics)
NCISNuclear Criticality Information System
NCISNATO Common Interoperability Standards
NCISNavy Cost Information System
NCISNew Century Infusion Solutions (Brea, CA)
NCISNaval Criminal Intelligence Command
NCISNATO Common Interface Standard
NCISNo Change in Status
NCISNational Coordinated Industry Survey (Australia)
NCISNational Crime Investigation Squad


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19): Gibbs (Mark Harmon) departed NCIS for a simpler life as a boat-builder in Mexico.
The NCIS "found 23 recruits who may have fraudulently entered the Marine Corps" as part of a scheme that was carried out between 2001 and 2004.
Both programs fall under the NCIS computer crime prevention program, which has as its motto "a bit of prevention is worth a gigabyte of cure.
 
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