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BBC
abbr.
British Broadcasting Corporation
BBC
abbreviation for
(Communication Arts / Broadcasting) British Broadcasting Corporation
Translations
BBC N ABBR =British Broadcasting Corporation the BBC → la BBC OPEN UNIVERSITY
BBC abbr of British Broadcasting Corporation → BBC f


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