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- proper noun UK Initialism of
Higher National Certificate .
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Examples
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Some crazy (sounded very old) woman called HNC last night and said, "We are blaming the mother and we have to wait, we haven't heard both sides of the story." (
Blogger News Network 2009
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Some crazy (sounded very old) woman called HNC last night and said, "We are blaming the mother and we have to wait, we haven't heard both sides of the story." (
Blogger News Network 2009
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"The job included training and a day-release scheme, and the company offered to sponsor me for an HNC Higher National Certificate at a local college," Lockwood, now 25, explains.
Clearing 2011: What you could do if you don't get your preferred place 2011
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Plus, my mother was doing an HNC later an HND in Business Studies at the local technical college, and I often went in there to meet her after school, and sat in their library, which had even more textbooks.
Snell-Pym » ARGON 2009
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While I was in my last year, a friend gave me a copy of an engineering exam paper sat by his father in the 1950s as part of a part-time HNC course, theoretically a course a step down from a degree.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008
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Companies like HNC -- which makes software that "learns" how to spot money launderers and bioterror microbes -- have shifted into overdrive since the terrorist attack.
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"We hope we will be able to save lives with this," says HNC exec Joseph Sirosh.
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Acxiom also separately provided HNC with sensitive personal information from its databases on more than 1 million American Airlines passengers.
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But the habit of avoiding it may persist long after its original rationale is forgotten (E 39-48, HNC 15-21, 43-7).
Dewey's Moral Philosophy Anderson, Elizabeth 2005
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Democracy and Education, in Middle Works, vol. 9 (1916) [HNC]
Dewey's Moral Philosophy Anderson, Elizabeth 2005
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