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Association
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Association
A word used to designate an organization, whether it is for-profit or non-profit. Some states list "association" as one of the acceptable names designating a corporation.


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He said the agreement was a "humanitarian gesture" which has nothing to do with the upcoming review of the Compact of Free Association under which the US gives large sums to Palau.
Speaking Thursday on the eve of ending his term, ambassador Clyde Bishop said the continued use of the Reagan Test Site at Kwajalein Atoll was crucial to the Compact of Free Association between the two countries.
These records told dense, non-linear stories, with scenes linked by the logic of dreams, puns, free association, late-night channel-surfing, and a psychedelic anti-authoritarianism that wasn't so different from the libertarian politics of The Prisoner or the Illuminatus
 
 
 
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