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T1T-carrier 1 (digital transmission line, 1.544 Mbps, 24 voice channels)
T1Type 1 (magic cards)
T1Terminator (movie)
T1Tier One (capital ratio)
T1Time for 63% of Longitudinal Relaxation (magnetic resonance)
T1Test Article 1 (static test)
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AaThe rankings are based on Tier One capital at year-end 2008 as defined by the Basel Bank for International Settlements.
Top 100 Arab banks include 11 Lebanese institutions by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)
com) is a middleware company attempting to bridge between sometimes-disparate OEMs, tier one system integrators, chip makers and popular Web-based apps, such as streaming Internet radio providers like Pandora (www.
Effectively embedding Web apps by Automotive Design & Production
The deal before yesterday's was Nortel as a tier-one sponsor and that started off as a tier-two deal but they and all their competitors got so excited that it ended up being tier one.
London 2012 suffers sponsor shortfall by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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