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AcroLexic 2.0 ? A dictionary of acronyms and abbreviations. Currently it contains
more than 70,000 terms with more than 150,000 definitions. This dictionary will be a valuable addition to your electronic bookshelf. It will relieve you from
the pain and stress of tediously searching through countless pages of dictionaries.

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