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SCOR
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SCORScientific Committee on Oceanic Research
SCORSmall Corporate Offering Registration
SCORSupply Chain Operations Reference model
SCORSpecialized Center of Research (White Plains, NY)
SCORScott's Oriole (bird species Icterus parisorum)
SCORStudents of Color of Rackham (Michigan)
SCORSoccer Club of Oak Ridge (Tennessee)
SCORScientific Committee on Oceanographic Research
SCORSouthern California Outdoor Racquetball
SCORSiberian Conference on Operations Research
SCORSecond Cousin Once Removed


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Now, in racetrack society, being the owner of the sire of the second choice in a big race is like being the second cousin once removed to the father of the bride at a big wedding.
DERBY TIE STIRS OWNER'S DESIRE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Now she'll have no excuse for not knowing how to locate your second cousin once removed divorced but remarried within the family to the younger sister with the fraternal twins.
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