What does the tc stand for on the end? CO.UK.TC?
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It's a domain registered in the Turks and Caicos islands, *not* the UK. That's probably a spam or fishing site that wants to masquerade as a legitimate UK site...
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When I was at school, it stood for Craft, Design and Technology. These days though it could stand for Compter Design and Technology.
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http://www.rc.net/wcc/cross.htm
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registered...the ® stands for a registered trade mark
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Yep, here's the site for it.\nhttp://www.webnme.com/endoftheinternet.html
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Green Flag's route finder is excellent\n\nhttp://www.greenflag.co.uk/routeplanning/
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http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/layer?topicId=1074410825
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.fr = france\n.it = italy\n.uk = united kingdom\netc...
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http://www.ukphoneinfo.com/section/tci/locator.shtml\n\nwill check uk codes. Dont know about international but the first 2 digits after the plus will give you the country code ie +44 is UK code.
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Well, I think all the tests just have the prefix BS, (British Standards), and I think EU just stands for European Union. (from what I can gather from reading information from the links below)
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No.  Co. is the abbreviation for Company, so you need the period to show that it is an abbreviation.
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try adding .com, .co.uk .net etc on the end. Without seeing the link it is hard to offer more suggestions - other than "ask your colleague for the full URL"
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COA numbers are found on most manufactures items of sportswear. \n\nCOA stands for Code Of Authentication and the only way to find out what product it belongs to is to contact the relevant manufacturer i.e. REEBOK. An internet search should give you a correspondance address
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CANTCU. \nYou can report me also. \nYou are a Fucking  twat of the highest calibre. \nBy the way a twat is an insult.
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If UNTH is an acronym then you would be better off trying to look for the proper name. If not, then you'd be better off contacting a Dallas library where they have access to printed directories....you can find libraries via Yahoo search (shouldn't need to tell you that)
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This most definitely is the UK Answers site, not US. The clues are in the 'Yahoo! UK & Ireland' logo, and the 'uk.answers.yahoo.com' URL. The US site is 'answers.yahoo.com'.\n\nTo someone or other who pointed out that this isn't yahoo.co.uk - that's very true, but only because there is no yahoo.co.uk. All requests to yahoo.co.uk will redirect to uk.yahoo.com, requests to yahoo.co.fr will redirect to fr.yahoo.com, etc.\n\nA bit unintuitive, yes, but the big fat YAHOO UK & IRELAND logo should be a bit of a giveaway really.
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There is a symbol.  It is just different depending on which Tbill expiration you are checking.  Go to the following link and you can find the symbl you need.  http://www.tradesignals.com/summary/search/T-Bill%2090%20Day