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COCA

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COCAConference Call
COCACoheed and Cambria (band)
COCACenter on Contemporary Art (Seattle, WA)
COCAClinician Outreach and Communication Activity (US CDC)
COCACost of Customer Acquisition
COCACost of Cracking Adjustment (encryption)
COCAConsent Order and Compliance Agreement
COCAChicago Ovarian Cancer Alliance
COCACooperative Caching Scheme
COCAComprehensive Outcomes of Cognitive Assessment (used to assess knowledge gained through university studies)
COCACensorship Opposition Council of Australia
COCACentral Office Code Administrators
COCAColor, Odor, Consistency, Amount (medical)
COCACouncil on Child Abuse
COCACare of Children Act (New Zealand)


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Coca Cola announced the launch of Coca Cola Zero, an innovative new product that maintains the Coca Cola flavor, but is a completely sugar free beverage.
During a press conference held at the Four Seasons Amman, on Sunday May 4, Coca Cola, the world's largest soft drink manufacturer, announced the launch of Coca Cola Zero, the latest edition to the Coca Cola family.
The word "coca" is isolated from cola, creating a clear reference to coca leaves, the raw material for cocaine and original ingredient of Coca-Cola (Solt 14).
 
 
 
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