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WSKWiener Sangerknaben (German: Vienna Boys Choir; Austria)
WSKWinsock Kernel (network programming interface)
WSKWytwórnia Sprzetu Komunikacyjnego (Polish: Transportation Equipment Factory; Czestochowa, Poland)
WSKWinning Series Karting (Italy)
WSKWhy She Kills (band)
WSKWiretap Secret Key
WSKWebb School of Knoxville (Knoxville, Tennessee)
WSKWyzsza Szkola Kupiecka (Polish: Higher School of Trade; Lodz, Poland)
WSKWide-Spectrum Screening Keratin
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and the Webb School of Knoxville, where he is also chairman.
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