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Acronym	Definition
NED	Netherlands
NED	National Endowment for Democracy (also seen as NEFD)
NED	North East Derbyshire (UK)
NED	National Elevation Dataset (USGS)
NED	New Equipment Digest (magazine)
NED	No Evidence of Disease
NED	Non-Executive Director
NED	Not Enough Data
NED	NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database
NED	New England Dragway (racing; Epping, NH)
NED	New Editor
NED	Nonstop Enterprise Division
NED	Norton Emergency Disk
NED	National Elevation Dataset
NED	National Economic Development
NED	New Era Dianetics (by L. Ron Hubbard)
NED	New English Dictionary
NED	No Expiration Date (coupons)
NED	New England District (USACE)
NED	North East Down
NED	Nano Emissive Display
NED	Notice of Election and Demand (Foreclosure)
NED	Non-Educated Delinquent (Scotland)
NED	Non Educated Delinquent
NED	National Exercise Division (US FEMA)
NED	National Eye Database (Ministry of Health; Malaysia)
NED	Nuclear Engineering Department
NED	Network Enterprise Domain (JTRS)
NED	Nuclear Engineering Division (American Society of Mechanical Engineers)
NED	Northern Electricity Department (Ghana)
NED	NonStop Enterprise Division (Hewlett-Packard)
NED	Network Element Driver (computing)
NED	Nuclear Event Detector
NED	National Enrollment Database
NED	New Exporter Development (Austrade)
NED	Nadirshaw Edulji Dinshaw (University of Engineering and Technology Karachi, Pakistan)
NED	Northeast Distant Statistical Sampling Area (fisheries)
NED	NATO Effective Date
NED	Normalized Euclidian Distance
NED	Neuroendocrine Disruption
NED	National Examination Data
NED	Nuclear Effects Directorate
NED	NetView - DECnet Interface
NED	Noble Engineering & Development
NED	NVidia Experimental Driver
NED	Nadir Edulgee Dinshaw (University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi)
NED	Network Engineering Document
NED	Network Equipment Databasing
NED	Nikkei Electronics Digital (magazine; Japan)

References in classic literature

Who calls himself Canadian calls himself French; and, little communicative as Ned Land was, I must admit that he took a certain liking for me.

Little by little, Ned Land acquired a taste for chatting, and I loved to hear the recital of his adventures in the polar seas.

Ah, brave Ned! I ask no more than to live a hundred years longer, that I may have more time to dwell the longer on your memory.

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"It sounds like the wildest dream of a professional sleep-walker; and yet, when I stop to think, it isn't much worse than some of the things we've gone through with, Ned."

"Swyington Bumper?" and Ned's voice showed that his memory was a bit hazy.

"Let's have a look at it," suggested Ned. "You act as though you might be vitally interested in it.

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'My dear Ned,' said his father, 'I will hear you with the patience of an anchorite.

'For his manner of doing so, I give you my honour, Ned, I am not accountable,' said his father.

A ride of twenty-five or thirty miles, through miry roads--a Maypole dinner--a tete-a-tete with Haredale, which, vanity apart, was quite a Valentine and Orson business--a Maypole bed--a Maypole landlord, and a Maypole retinue of idiots and centaurs;--whether the voluntary endurance of these things looks like indifference, dear Ned, or like the excessive anxiety, and devotion, and all that sort of thing, of a parent, you shall determine for yourself.'

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"Now we will have to stick to each other, whatever happens we will have to do that," Ned Currie said as he left the girl at her father's door.

For a number of years nothing could have induced her to believe that Ned Currie would not in the end return to her.

Alice did not blame Ned Currie for what had hap- pened in the moonlight in the field, but felt that she could never marry another man.

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