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VBN
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VBNVisitor Based Network
VBNVolatile Basic Nitrogen
VBNVermittelndes Breitbandnetz (German: Visitor Based Network)
VBNVirtual Business Network Ltd. (UK)
VBNVicarious by Nature (Los Angeles, CA clothing line)
VBNVereniging voor Bedrijfsredacteuren in Nederland (Dutch)
VBNValley Business News (Santa Clarita, CA)


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is an industry leading provider of communications connectivity solutions and advanced enabling technologies, making it the preferred time-to-market and performance partner to manufacturers of broadband Internet access, Visitor Based Networks (
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