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NEDC

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NEDC
abbreviation for
(Economics) (the former) National Economic Development Council Also (informal) Neddy [ˈnɛdɪ]
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NEDC [ˌɛniːdiːˈsiː] n abbr (Brit) =National Economic Development Council → C.N.E.L. m =Consiglio Nazionale dell'Economia e del Lavoro
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