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PGT
(redirected from Public Guardian and Trustee)

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PGTPostgraduate Taught
PGTPublic Guardian and Trustee
PGTProcuradoria Geral do Trabalho (Brazil: federal prosecutor's office - labor courts)
PGTPost Graduate Training
PGTPistol Grip Tool
PGTPrinceton Gamma-Tech, Inc.
PGTPublic Gas Transporter
PGTPolished Granite Tomahawk (EQ gaming)
PGTPartido Guatemalteco de los Trabajadores (Guatemalan comunist party)
PGTPositive-Going Transition (Digital Systems)
PGTPunta Gorda Town (Florida)
PGTProgressive Glass Technology Industries (US manufacturer of impact resistant glass)


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The files that the review found to contain allegations of abuse are being turned over to the public guardian and trustee, who will advise and act for people for whom his office is the legal guardian, Hogg said.
Systemic abuse found at former B.C. school for developmentally ... by Community Action
Supreme Court approved the settlement in a lawsuit brought by the Public Guardian and Trustee, Jay Chalke, on behalf of the man.
Sterilized without consent, B.C. man awarded $150,000. (Health) by Community Action
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