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PNDA
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PNDAPlan National de Développement Agricole (French: National Agriculture Development Plan)
PNDAPensionnat Notre-Dame-Des-Anges (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
PNDAPinkerton National Detective Agency
PNDAPerinatal Death Audit
PNDAPhilippine National Day Association
PNDAPreliminary Notice of Disciplinary Action
PNDAPupil Nondiscrimination Act
PNDAPrenatal Diagnostic Techniques Act
PNDAPukhtunkhwa National Democratic Alliance (Pakistan)


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In 1850, at the age of 32, he resigned the position to start the Pinkerton National Detective Agency, widely considered to be the first agency to provide private investigative services.
The fraud examiners: sleuthing careers bring CPAs personal and ... by Wells, Joseph T. / Journal of Accountancy
Founded in 1850, the Pinkerton National Detective Agency became synonymous with America's most important police work in the second half of the 19th century.
CACHE FULL OF CRIMES PINKERTON OPENS ARCHIVE OF INFAMY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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