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TCRA
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TCRAT-cell receptor alpha
TCRATanzania Communications Regulatory Authority
TCRATime-Critical Removal Action
TCRATri-Cities Regional Airport (Blountville, TN)
TCRATouring Car Racing Association (California)
TCRATexas Court Reporters Association
TCRATexas Canoe Racing Association
TCRATennessee Court Reporters Association
TCRATorque Converter Rebuilders Association
TCRATraffic Congestion Relief Act (California)
TCRATransportation Costs Rate Adjustment
TCRATexas Cowboys Rodeo Association
TCRATurkey Creek Recreation Area (Colorado)
TCRAThai Car Rental Association
TCRATrafalgar-Chartwell Residents' Association (Oakville, ON, Canada)
TCRATransportation Corps Regimental Association (Fort Eustis, Virginia)
TCRATulare County Redevelopment Agency (California)
TCRATexas Clean Rivers Act
TCRATri City Racing Association (Salt Lake City, UT)
TCRATustin Community and Redevelopment Agency (California)
TCRAThiel College Radio Association
TCRATri-County Referee Association (Michigan)
TCRATreasure Coast Repeater Association (Florida)
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