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NUMNumber(s)
NUMNational Union of Mineworkers (South Africa)
NUMNorton Utilities for Macintosh
NUMNational University of Mongolia
NUMNew Urban Male
NUMNational Union of Miners
NUMNurse Unit Manager
NUMNetwork Utility Maximization
NUMNational Unity Movement (Sierra Leone)
NUMNational University of Management (Cambodia)
NUMNeutrons and Muons
NUMNetwork Upgrade Manager (Nortel)


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