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PMAIPrimary Mission Aircraft Inventory
PMAIPowder Metallurgy Association of India (est. 1973)
PMAIPhotographic Manufacturers Association International
PMAIParticipation Method Assessment Instrument (physical therapy)
PMAIPhoto Marketing Association International
PMAIPearson-Marr Archetype Indicator (psychology)
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Putting theory into practice: retail design consultant Mike Crosson ... by PMA Magazine - Connecting the Imaging Communities
Photo Marketing Association International, Jackson, Mich.
PMA offers downloadable forms from marketing books by Digital Imaging Digest
The Photo Marketing Association International, Jackson, Michigan, is marking the digital age with a public-relations-based consumer information campaign designed to help its members capitalize on the print potential of digital photography.
PMA launches digital outreach by Association Management
 
 
 
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