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| gen. |
working party |
| chem. |
radical |
| comp., MS |
group (A collection of elements that can be treated as a whole); hive (A file in which the system stores a portion of the registry (named for their resemblance to the cellular structure of a beehive). A hive is backed by a single file and a .log file, which are in either the systemroot\System32\Config folder or the systemroot\Profiles\username folder); team (A group of users who share and collaborate on business records in the system. A team can consist of members who report to a single business unit (such as all sales or all customer service) or members who report to different business units (salespeople, customer service representatives, and accounting representatives)) |
| econ. |
section |
| el. |
12-channel group; primary group; group of 12 channels |
| IT |
group |
| law |
grouping |
| med. |
group |
| social.sc. |
social group; social status group |
| stat. |
block |
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| chem. |
benomyl; benzimidazol-2-ylcarbamate; methyl 1- butylcarbamoyl |
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| med. |
sulfhydryl group; thiol group; SH-group |
|
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| gen. |
JAI-RELEX Working Party; JHA-RELEX Ad Hoc Support Group |
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| chem. |
Manganese II ethylene di dithiocarbamate; maneb |
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| comp., MS |
Team (A privacy relationship setting that allows a large amount of information to be viewed, usually assigned to people on your team) |
| IT |
physical block |
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| med. |
side chain; amino acid side chain; R group |
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| gen. |
Molitor group |
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| gen. |
Codex Alimentarius Working Party Meat Hygiene |
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| gen. |
Working Party on External Relations |
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| gen. |
SIS-TECH Working Party |
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| gen. |
ECAP panel |
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| commun. |
Bangemann Group |
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| commun. |
MCMC group |
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| commun. |
Ad hoc Working Group |
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| commun. |
High-Level Group on information society |
|
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| commun. |
Motorola cellular message centre group |
|
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| comp., MS |
Users group (The group account that contains all user accounts. Access automatically adds user accounts to the Users group when you create them) |
|
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| construct., law, immigr. |
TREVI Group |
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| crim.law. |
Egmont Group |
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| fin. |
Egmont Group; Informal Worldwide Network of Financial Intelligence Units |
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| fin., agric. |
Cairns Group |
|
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| fin., tax., econ. |
Treaty Relief and Compliance Enhancement Group |
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| pharma. |
STOA group |
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| polit. |
Headline Goal Task Force Plus; Headline Task Force Plus |
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| transp. |
Christophersen Group |
|
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| gen. |
Sutherland Group |
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| gen. |
Forza Europa Group |
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| gen. |
Antici Group |
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| gen. |
Mertens Group |
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| gen. |
Sinfone Working Group |
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| gen. |
SIS/Sirene Working Party |
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| gen. |
Utstein Group |
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| comp., MS |
Power Users group (A group whose members can manage accounts, resources, and applications that are installed on a workstation, stand-alone server, or member server. This group does not exist on domain controllers. Administrative tasks that can be performed by members of this group include creating local users and groups; modifying and deleting accounts that they have created; removing users from the Power Users, Users, and Guests groups; installing most applications; and creating and deleting file shares) |
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| crim.law. |
Fontanot Group |
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| lab.law. |
ACTEUR Group |
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| law |
Veil Panel |
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| law |
Ad hoc Exequatur Working Party |
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| polit. |
Europol Working Party |
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| proced.law. |
GEMME Working Party |
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| transp. |
EURAIL group |
