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*[[American Institute of Certified Planners]], the institute for certified professionals of the American Planning Association |
*[[American Institute of Certified Planners]], the institute for certified professionals of the American Planning Association |
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*[[Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor]], a 19th-century charitable organization in New York City |
*[[Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor]], a 19th-century charitable organization in New York City |
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*[[Association of Independent Commercial Producers]], an advertising and commercial production trade organization |
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*[[Association of Islamic Charitable Projects]], an international organization with moderate Islamic principles |
*[[Association of Islamic Charitable Projects]], an international organization with moderate Islamic principles |
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*[[Association of Independent Commercial Producers]], an American not for profit organization representing commercial producers |
*[[Association of Independent Commercial Producers]], an American not for profit organization representing commercial producers |
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Revision as of 21:11, 29 May 2017
AICP may refer to:
- American Institute of Certified Planners, the institute for certified professionals of the American Planning Association
- Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor, a 19th-century charitable organization in New York City
- Association of Islamic Charitable Projects, an international organization with moderate Islamic principles
- Association of Independent Commercial Producers, an American not for profit organization representing commercial producers
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