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PIMA

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PIMAHohokam Pima National Monument (US National Park Service)
PIMAPain in My Ass
PIMAPhotographic & Imaging Manufacturers Association
PIMAPortable Intelligent Maintenance Aid
PIMAPrime Intermediate Maintenance Activity (US Navy)
PIMAPortable Infra-Red Mineral Analyser
PIMAPlug in Module Adapter
PIMAPan-American Institute of Maritime Archaeology
PIMAPaper Industry Management Association
PIMAPrairie Implement Manufacturers Association (Canada)
PIMAPolyisocyanurate Insulation Manufacturers Association
PIMAProfessional Insurance Marketing Association


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has agreed to a voluntary merger with the $330 million Pima FCU.
AP) -- Pima Community College could scrap its program in histotechnology--a field that involves studying tissue under a microscope--and that possibility has some medical officials worried that a shortage of technicians could delay patient diagnoses.
About twenty-three years ago, Southern Baptist work was started among the Pima Indians, at Sacaton, Arizona, by Rev.
 
 
 
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