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- noun computing Initialism of Community Core Vision.
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Examples
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The new SABC1 television channel, formerly known as CCV, has had a mild public response since its launch on February 4, spokesman Lucky Mochalibane said on Tuesday.
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The Cash Converters shares are listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (symbol, "CCV") and the London Stock Exchange (symbol,
unknown title 2009
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But make sure he calls from the main phone line in the CCV office.
Forgetfulness ISCARS 2010
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We call ours the CCV (Community Contact Vehicle), what a great big white elephant that is, £80,000 worth of elephant that spends 90% of the time parked in the rear yard of a real police station.
It’s Official - We Have Gone Insane! « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2008
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Bank spokesman Ross Linstrom said Ramphele, who chairs black-owned investment firm Circle Capital Ventures (CCV), had left the bank due to a potential conflict of interest.
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CCV deplores and condemns as abhorrent the acts of assault which occur between those who share what should be sanctuary: the home.
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Advice I would have given to the CCV as well had I sought to council them before they filed their brief.
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The CCV, by contrast, actually modified their state constitution to prohibit legal rights and protection of rights for some citizens in distinction to others – a legal travesty that shames a nation that would allow it.
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The fingerprints allow for access control and close circuit CCV cameras to monitor cells and prison premises, Balfour said.
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The CCV whipped up a political controversy intended to impose their religious beliefs on the entire population, and to bar a minority group from enjoying or ever even aspiring to basic civil rights; they then went to great lengths to bolster that position by using the same law to block legal prosecution of domestic violence against women who had dared to live in what they so quaintly call “sin”.
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