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* [[Surface Transportation Board]] – the successor to the [[Interstate Commerce Commission|U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission]] |
* [[Surface Transportation Board]] – the successor to the [[Interstate Commerce Commission|U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission]] |
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* [[Scottish Tourist Board]] |
* [[Scottish Tourist Board]] |
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* [[Small Town Boredom]] - a Hampshire based film and music production group |
* [[Small Town Boredom]] - a Hampshire based film and music production group. |
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for more information - http://smalltownboredomtv.blogspot.com/ |
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Revision as of 09:59, 27 August 2011
STB is an acronym that can mean:
- Sacrae Theologiae Baccalaureus – Bachelor of Sacred Theology
- Set-top box – a television device that converts signals to viewable images
- Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP -- a law firm
- Steuerberater – the official licence for tax advisors in Germany
- Singapore Tourism Board
- IATA Simplifying the Business
- Sonia Tetlow Band – an Atlanta based Rock band
- Spin the bottle – a party game
- Státní bezpečnost or StB – the secret police in Communist Czechoslovakia
- STB (Channel) – (Template:Lang-uk) television channel in Ukraine
- STB Technologies – a defunct manufacturer of PC graphics cards
- Strut Tower Brace - a structural bar designed to increase chassis rigidity in vehicles.
- Stubaitalbahn - narrow-gauge tram line between Innsbruck and Fulpmes
- Sumitomo Trust and Banking – a trust bank in Japan
- Surface Transportation Board – the successor to the U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission
- Scottish Tourist Board
- Small Town Boredom - a Hampshire based film and music production group.
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