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A/CAir Conditioning
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A/CAccount
A/CAircraft
A/CArea Code
A/CActivated Carbon
A/CAircraft Commander
A/CAuthority to Construct
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A/CAbsolute Ceiling
A/CAir to Cloth Ratio
A/CAssociate Contractor
A/CAssembly and Checkout
A/CAttack Characterization


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For instance, some states place an absolute ceiling on the number of schools that can operate: 25 in Massachusetts, 40 in Minnesota, 60 in Colorado.
Schools of thought by Henderson, Rick / Reason
Next year, in a significant expansion of the Maximum Allowable Actual Charge (MAAC) concept, Medicare will phase in an absolute ceiling on the amount a nonparticipating physician can charge a Medicare beneficiary on an unassigned claim.
'90s may be decade for physician payment reform by Robey, Peter E. / Physician Executive
With Rhapsody(TM) you know that you have an absolute ceiling, above which costs cannot rise.
The Rhapsody 10 Day Challenge: Replace Existing Integration Engines ... by Business Wire
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