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NOTNormalized Operating Time
NOTNeural Organization Technique
NOTNotice of Termination (usually refers to contracts)
NOTNordic Optical Telescope
NOTNormal Operating Temperature
NOTNot Only That
NOTNaczelna Organizacja Techniczna (Polish Federation of Engineering Associations)
NOTNew Organization Training
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Generally this means giving careful consideration to all other alternatives and consulting with the employees before issuing notice of termination.
Q Where do I stand in relation [...] by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Notice of termination by the tenants: Tenants must give due notice--in writing--of termination of their tenancy agreement.
Renting in Switzerland: prior to arriving in Switzerland, you'll ... by Donnellon, Brien / Swiss News
PSALM said citing this observation, the power firm "gave notice of termination of the asset purchase agreement for the sale of the plant," the Philippine Star reported.
French power firm pulls out of Philippine deal: report by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
 
 
 
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