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Computing

Agriculture

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Crosswords: CDC

References

• CDC SPA: International Competitive Benchmarks and Financial Gap Analysis (reference)

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Books

• 21st Century Complete Guide to Genetics and Preventive Medicine: CDC Programs on Chronic Disease Prevention, Human Genome Epidemiology, Case Studies on High Risk Families, Genetic Testing and Public Health (reference)

• Thomson Financial Mutual Fund Report : NECBX: CDC Nvest Capital Growth Class B Fund [DOWNLOAD: PDF] (reference)

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Theater & Movies

• Shane Stalcup Fly Tying Library: Tying with CDC (reference)

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Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Operators answering calls at CDC switchboard. Credit: CDC.

CDC spray equipment leaving the warehouse at a field office in Laredo, TX, for work in a flood area. Credit: CDC.

Pictured here is a trial run of a patient taken from CDC to a nearby medical center. A doctor is administering care to the patient with supportive help from the Isolation Unit medical staff. Credit: CDC.

The Lunar Receiving Station shipped in refurbished condition to CDC by NASA, was to be used in the event one of the CDC team members became ill while working with the first Ebola virus outbreak. It is currently stored at CDC's Lawrenceville facility. Credit: CDC.

Since the beginning of the AIDS epidemic, the CDC has been at the forefront of HIV investigation and lab research. Credit: CDC.

CDC lab technician, Dana Shealy, is conducting a lab experiment in the toxicology robotics lab. Credit: CDC.

Since 1946, CDC has expanded its Clifton Road campus, as well as increased the number of facilities worldwide. As of 2002, CDC has approximately 8,500 employees in 170 occupations. Credit: CDC.

Crowd waiting for oral polio vaccine in 1962. Today CDC now recommends that we give only the injectable vaccine because of the very small chance that the oral dose can lead to a polio infection. Credit: CDC.

This poster is part of a series of posters collected throughout the world on smallpox and/or measles vaccination. In 1966, the CDC began the worldwide smallpox eradication campaign in Africa and by 1979 the world was declared smallpox-free. Credit: CDC.

Dr. Walter Dowdle, Dr. William Foege, and Dr. David Fraser at the Senate Hearing on Legionnaires' disease held at the CDC, in 1977. Credit: CDC.

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Health

CDC is not a regulatory agency. (references)

CDC. Pertussis surveillance report. (references)

CDC. Toxic-shock syndrome United States. (references)

Business

Some local brands include IBN, RBN, CDC, FIBER, MYCOM, DC, BYTE, PC Net, More, etc. mainly using parts and peripherals from Taiwan, Korea and Malaysia. (references)

Economic History

Botswana

CDC is located on Ditlhakore Way in Gaborone. (references)

Tanzania

Several venture capitals (including FEDHA Fund and CDC Capital Partners) have been established which offer substantial equity injection to potential business establishment. (references)

Botswana

Under the 1999 U.S. Government's Leadership and Investment in Fighting an Epidemic (LIFE) Initiative, CDC through the BOTUSA Project has undertaken many projects and has assisted many organizations in the fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Botswana. (references)

Trade

Kenya

Its shareholders are CDC, DEG (the German Investment & Development Company), Barclays Bank of Kenya and Development Bank of Kenya. (references)

Travel

Nepal

Additional information on health matters can be obtained from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention's International Traveler's Hotline at 888/232-3228, the autofax service at 888/232-3299, or by visiting the CDC home page on the Internet at http://www.cdc.gov/. (references)

Turkey

Information on vaccinations and other health precautions can be obtained from the Center for Diseases Control and Prevention's (CDC) hotline for international travelers at 1-877-FYI-TRIP (1-877-394-8747), fax 1-800-CDC-FAXX (1-800-232-3299), or via CDC's Internet site at http://www.cdc.gov/. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Expression using "CDC": cdc gene. Additional references.

French

gène du cycle de division cellulaire (cdc gene), gène cdc (cdc gene). (various references)

German

cdc-Gen (cdc gene, cell-division-cycle gene), Gen des Zellteilungszyklus (cdc gene, cell-division-cycle gene). (various references)

Italian

gene del ciclo di divisione cellulare (cdc gene, cell-division-cycle gene), gene cdc (cdc gene, cell-division-cycle gene). (various references)

Pig Latin

cdcay

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

+2 letters: codec, cycad.

+3 letters: accede, accord, acidic, cached, cadmic, cicada, coccid, cocked, codecs, cycads, cycled, decoct, sicced.

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