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- noun Attribute-based access control
Etymologies
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Whereas UK Athletics, the sport's official governing body, has swung behind West Ham United's bid for the 2012 Olympic Stadium, ABAC believes that decision to be flawed.
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Many respectful independent polls like ABAC and Suan-Dusit polls have repeatedly reviewed that his new nominated Party Parang-Prachachon (Power of the people) will wage a strong come back in the coming December 23, 2007 general election.
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We are actively seeking PECC and ABAC input to this exercise.
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By the end of the '20s, AABA was the default form for popular songwriting, though ABAC was still used sometimes.
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By the end of the '20s, AABA was the default form for popular songwriting, though ABAC was still used sometimes.
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Academic polls like ABAC, Suan-Dusit and few respectful media polls like Nation News have all indicated that the former power group that was toppled by the Military coup will win the election.
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Some are ABAC - perhaps subconsciously chosen because it's a period piece.
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And if I might, I'd like to say a special word of appreciation to the three members of ABAC from the United States -- Cy Sternberg,
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Association of Cambodia (ABAC) has been established in Phnom Penh.
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ABAC, the private sector arm of APEC, was established by APEC leaders in 1995 to advise them on issues affecting business in the region.
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