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UGB
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UGBUnternehmensgesetzbuch (Austrian Commercial Code)
UGBUnité de Gros Bétail (French: Livestock Unit; France)
UGBUniversidad Gerardo Barrios (Spanish: Gerardo Barrios University)
UGBUnguided Bomb (gaming)
UGBUnderground Building
UGBUniversite Gaston Berger (French: Gaston Berger University; Saint-Louis, Senegal)
UGBUrban Growth Boundary
UGBUnion Gabonaise de Banque (French: Gabonese Union Bank; France)
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SubTropolis is home to more than 50 businesses with 1,500 employees housed in 5-million square feet of underground buildings ideal for warehousing, distribution and light manufacturing operations since 2000.
Hunt Midwest offers underground warehousing by Frozen Food Digest
Since the lab is an underground building, its roof looks more like a park - the green space between Huestis and Deschutes halls.
Green roofs taking root by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Underground Buildings Loretta Hall Quill Driver Press 1831 Industrial Way #101 Sanger, CA 93657 1884956270 $29.
Underground Buildings by The Bookwatch
 
 
 
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