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Acronym	Definition
SEC	Securities & Exchange Commission (US government)
SEC	Second(s)
SEC	Secretary
SEC	Securities and Exchange Commission (authority in the Philippines)
SEC	Section
SEC	Space Environment Center (NOAA)
SEC	Security
SEC	Secondary
SEC	Southeastern Conference
SEC	Surveys of Enacted Curriculum
SEC	Sun-Earth Connection (NASA)
SEC	Software Engineering Center
SEC	Size Exclusion Chromatography
SEC	Specific Energy Consumption (energy efficiency)
SEC	Seiko Epson Corporation (Japanese electronics company)
SEC	Social and Economic Council (various locations)
SEC	Software Engineering Conference (various locations)
SEC	Secant (trigonometry)
SEC	State Ethics Commission (various locations)
SEC	Scottish Episcopal Church (UK)
SEC	Saudi Electricity Company
SEC	Special Education Committee
SEC	Scientific and Engineering Computing
SEC	Sharp Electronics Corporation (Mahwah, NJ)
SEC	Standards and Ethics Committee (various organizations)
SEC	Semiconductor Equipment Corporation (Moorpark, CA)
SEC	Sydney Entertainment Centre (Sydney, Australia)
SEC	Special Exposure Cohort
SEC	Siemens Enterprise Communications (Siemens AG; Germany)
SEC	South East Corner
SEC	Secondary Containment
SEC	Software Engineering Company
SEC	Spiritual Enrichment Center (Bainbridge Island, WA)
SEC	Student Employment Center (various schools)
SEC	Socio-Economic Classification
SEC	Spontaneous Echo Contrast (cardiology)
SEC	Student Evaluation of Courses
SEC	Student Executive Council (various schools)
SEC	Student Education Center (various schools)
SEC	Socio-Economic Category
SEC	Shore Erosion Control
SEC	Supreme Economic Council (Saudi Arabia)
SEC	Southside Electric Cooperative (Virginia)
SEC	Search Engine College (Australia)
SEC	Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC	Secured Animation File
SEC	Sequence End Code
SEC	Scalable Enterprise Computing
SEC	Suppress Error Correction
SEC	Sbus Ethernet Controller
SEC	Singlebit Error Correction
SEC	Single Edge Contact
SEC	Set Carry
SEC	Security Evaluation Criteria
SEC	Shanghai Exhibition Center (China)
SEC	Secaucus, New Jersey (New Jersey transit)
SEC	Special Events Committee (various organizations)
SEC	Standard Equipment Company (various companies)
SEC	Singapore Environment Council
SEC	Student Engineers' Council (various schools)
SEC	Samsung Electronics Corporation
SEC	Secretaría de Educación y Cultura (México)
SEC	South Equatorial Current
SEC	Single Edge Contact (Intel)
SEC	Standard Entry Class
SEC	Sustainable Energy Coalition (Takoma Park, MD)
SEC	Set Carry (6502 processor instruction)
SEC	Secretary's Department (International Monetary Fund)
SEC	Sarkeys Energy Center (University of Oklahoma)
SEC	Secure Electronic Commerce
SEC	Student Executive Committee (various schools)
SEC	Section Executive Committee
SEC	Southeastern College
SEC	Southeastern College (Pasay City, Philippines)
SEC	Sports and Entertainment Commission (various locations)
SEC	Single Error Correction
SEC	Saudi Electric Company
SEC	Sapporo Electronics and Industries Cultivation Foundation (Sapporo, Japan)
SEC	Software Enabled Control
SEC	Sonoma Ecology Center
SEC	State Elections Commission (Puerto Rican government agency)
SEC	Secondary Average (baseball statistic; determines how far on the bases a runner gets)
SEC	Special Education Consultant
SEC	Sociedad Española de Contracepción (Spanish: Spanish Society for Contraception)
SEC	Spoken English Corpus
SEC	Secans (trigonometry)
SEC	Student Environment Centre (Canada)
SEC	Summer English Camp
SEC	State Engineering Corporation (Pakistan government)
SEC	Staphylococcal Enterotoxin C
SEC	Senior Executive Council (US DoD)
SEC	SDH Equipment Clock
SEC	Seminole Electric Cooperative, Inc.
SEC	Series Elastic Component (anatomy)
SEC	Sustainable Energy Communities
SEC	Specialist Engineering Contractors Group
SEC	Single Edge Cartridge
SEC	Spiritual Enrichment Conference (Heritage Christian University)
SEC	Société des Employés de Commerce (French: Society of Commercial Employees; Switzerland)
SEC	Society for Economic Botany
SEC	Société d'Entomologie du Canada
SEC	Social Economy Centre
SEC	Special Education Consortium
SEC	Secondary Electron Conduction
SEC	Sapporo Electronics Center (Japan)
SEC	Sistema Europeo di Conti
SEC	Source Evaluation Committee
SEC	Scalable Enterprise Computing (Dell)
SEC	Software Evaluation Criteria (informatics, avionics)
SEC	Spoiler Elevator Computer (Airbus)
SEC	Spatial Error Concealment
SEC	Submarine Element Coordinator
SEC	Shanghai Education Commission
SEC	Salvo Errore Calculi (Latin: after extensive calculations)
SEC	Support Equipment Change
SEC	Scientific Ethics Committee (UNESCO)
SEC	Synchronous Equipment Clock
SEC	Shelf Edge Current
SEC	Switching Equipment Congestion signal (CCS #7/ITU-T)
SEC	Scientific Estimates Committee
SEC	Scintillator Electromagnetic Calorimeter
SEC	Supreme Eiye Confraternity
SEC	Subject Electoral Commission (Russian Federation)
SEC	Shanghai Economic Commission
SEC	Southern Episcopal Church
SEC	School Energy Coalition (Canada)
SEC	SONET/SDH Equipment Clock
SEC	Service Evaluation Center
SEC	Self Evident Correction
SEC	Société d'Études Camerounaises (French)
SEC	Sydney Education Centre (Australia)
SEC	Special Support Equipment Change
SEC	Strategic Excellence Projects
SEC	Systems Engineering Council
SEC	Service Etrangers et Confédérés (French: Foreign and Confederate Service; Switzerland)
SEC	Sequential Events Controller (US NASA)
SEC	Spinal Extremity Correction (treatment)
SEC	Sun Energy Corporation (El Salvador)
SEC	Single End Cane (physical therapy)

References in classic literature

Knowing where he could procure the loan, he was by no means equally sure of being able to find the security on which he could borrow the money.

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At length some of his favourites whom he most confided in, knowing his cruelty and our inability to pay what he demanded, and apprehending that, if he should put us to the death he threatened, they should soon see the fleets of Portugal in the Red Sea, laying their towns in ashes to revenge it, endeavoured to soften his passion and preserve our lives, offering to advance the sum we should agree for, without any other security than our words.

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The effect of his admirable lack of the sense of security once went so far as to make him remark to me: "Well, sir, you ARE a lucky man!"

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As to those just causes of war which proceed from direct and unlawful violence, it appears equally clear to me that one good national government affords vastly more security against dangers of that sort than can be derived from any other quarter.

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As the face of this young woman might be called pretty good security of the before-mentioned kind, and as her behaviour had been always extremely modest, which is the certain consequence of understanding in women; she had passed above four years at Mr Partridge's (for that was the schoolmaster's name) without creating the least suspicion in her mistress.

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The means of security can only be regulated by the means and the danger of attack.

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I thought that perhaps if you were to hold these papers it would be security enough that I should pay you.

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A little wisdom is indeed possible; but this blessed security have I found in all things, that they prefer--to DANCE on the feet of chance.

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It may safely be received as an axiom in our political system, that the State governments will, in all possible contingencies, afford complete security against invasions of the public liberty by the national authority.

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When I entered the university, I borrowed forty dollars from him, without interest, without security, without buying a drink.

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`Seeing the ease and security in which these people were living, I felt that this close resemblance of the sexes was after all what one would expect; for the strength of a man and the softness of a woman, the institution of the family, and the differentiation of occupations are mere militant necessities of an age of physical force; where population is balanced and abundant, much childbearing becomes an evil rather than a blessing to the State; where violence comes but rarely and off-spring are secure, there is less necessity--indeed there is no necessity--for an efficient family, and the specialization of the sexes with reference to their children's needs disappears.

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A GREAT Philanthropist who had thought of himself in connection with the Presidency and had introduced a bill into Congress requiring the Government to loan every voter all the money that he needed, on his personal security, was explaining to a Sunday-school at a railway station how much he had done for the country, when an angel looked down from Heaven and wept.

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