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XCCross Country
XCCross Connect
XCExperimental Cargo (US military aircraft designation)
XCChrist (Eastern Orthodox Christians)
XCXerox Copy
XCXspedius Communications (telecommunications company)
XCExcellent Clues (gaming)
XCExchange-Coulomb Potential
XCExtreme Line Casing (drilling)
XCXenoblade Chronicles (game)


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