The BOE also declined to add to its Asset Purchase Target (APT), another acronym in the alphabet soup of names for quantitative easing programs, leaving it on hold at 375 billion.
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Mr. TERRY O'CONNOR (Oil Shale Program, Shell Oil Company): It's called the in-situ conversion process or the acronym, ICP.
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South Africa joined the group in 2010, giving it the current acronym.
Again, these gestures are organized conceptually, no ordered (for instance) by how they are presented in Gmail or in relation to the CRUD acronym.
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Researchers in the field use the acronym MEMS, for micro-electro-mechanical systems.
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With the expansion of the European Union in May 2004, the political language gained yet another acronym - the "A8".
"We are looking into the most effective and fastest way of helping MONUC, " he said, using the French acronym for the U.N. mission in Congo.
The question is not whether the ill-advised decision taken last week by the secretive Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (known by its acronym, CFIUS, pronounced syphius) will be undone.
The steel magnate expects future demand in the steel industry to be driven by the "BRIC" countries--an acronym for Brazil, Russia, India and China.
Though that string of words may sound like an awkward stretch to find an acronym, the book remains in print.
The later phrase Grabowski also adopted in acronym form (DNG) for a secret bank account he used to hide money from his now ex-wife.
Next week, the leading industrial democracies will gather in Paris to hold what may be one of the most important meetings in the history of the Coordinating Committee on Multilateral Export Controls, a group known best by the acronym COCOM.
The name, an acronym of the founding members'names, ironically means "God" in Sanskrit.
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Goldman's view of the world seems dominated by its faith in the emerging economies, notably the BRICs (Brazil, Russia, India and China), an acronym coined by Jim O'Neill, a strategist who has been promoted to head its asset-management division.
Called the AMD Fusion Developers Summit (AFDS, as if we needed another acronym), the conference was the second in this particular series.
Add in Italian and Spanish sovereign debt, too (hence, the PIIGS acronym) and, as the table shows, exposure is still below 1% at six of the banks.
Laurent Nkunda, who leads troops of the National Congress for the Defense of the People, told CNN in a phone interview he wants to start working Friday with the U.N. mission in Congo, known by its French acronym MONUC, to allow people back to their homes.
The key tool to achieve the phase-out of state income taxes in every state is known as the Taxpayer Bill of Rights, identified with the acronym TABOR.
The acronym-laced memorandum goes on to detail all the expensive ways in which such implementation will proceed.
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In making this assessment, the CIA relies on four basic human motivations, described by the acronym MICE: money, ideology, conscience and ego.
Members of barter clubs receive Local Alternative Units, or TEMs for their Greek acronym, in return for some product or service rendered to another member of the closed community.
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The economic downturn of the past few years has seen the number of young people leaving education and struggling to find work grow to an extent whereby the acronym "Neet" has been coined for them - standing for "not in education, employment or training".
Millions of people keep in touch via instant messaging but some 57% of online Brits said they did not know that the acronym for it was IM.
After racing through Congress at near break-neck speed, the acronym-friendly Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act (the JOBS Act) has stranded in the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs at least 11 other Senate and House bills that deal with securities law reforms.
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PGP, an acronym for Pretty Good Privacy, was originally created as a free tool by Philip Zimmermann in the early nineties to allow for private email correspondences and bulletin-board service postings.
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Activists said the TEA Party Day -- an acronym for "Taxed Enough Already" -- was in response to what they called runaway government spending.
Both of the Korean companies' new TVs use a technology known by the acronym OLED, for organic light emitting diode, that up to now has only been available in much smaller sizes.
There is no shortage of issues swirling around the food industry, and one of the most debated topics involves the compound bisphenol A. Known by its acronym BPA, it has been used for many decades in a wide array of industrial and consumer applications, ranging from hardened plastics to the epoxy safety lining of many food and beverage cans.
French acronym for Association Internationale des Etudiants en Sciences Economiques et Commerciales, AIESEC today operates in areas that transcend the confines of its original French full-form.
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