EAC

With a market of 130m people and a combined GDP of more than $70 billion, the EAC is no minnow.

There was also a relationship between selenium intake and EAC risk in people with lower intakes of several antioxidant nutrients.

That would, perhaps, overshadow his own ambition of becoming the EAC's first president.

EAC is always following the development of equipment, and keeping effective investment in equipment and optimized resource configuration.

He is now intent on adding value to Congolese raw materials and shipping them to the world market through the EAC, too.

The EAC says it would negotiate better deals with the rich world than individual African countries can.

EAC ( erythrocyte antibody complement ) rosette-forming cell percentage of spleen B lymphocyte in mice.

Kenya is the biggest economy in the East African Community (EAC), which also includes Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda.

In 1967 these three founded the East African Community (EAC) with a view to federation.

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In this part of the city, you can see ancient and modern buildings next to eac other.

The EAC should be better placed to trade with Congo, Ethiopia and Sudan.

To explore the method of process the model of malignant pleural effusion by EAC line.

Optimists say the EAC should join free-trade blocks in southern and western Africa before 2030.

The EAC already has 126m people.

Research on the Product Family EAC Model and Its Applications for Structural Modeling

EAC; East African Community Management Development Institute;

EAC Electric Energy Data Acquisition and Control Automatization Management System

U. S. Election Assistance Commission, EAC

Appointment of EAC Chairman and Members

EAC Estimated Actual at Completion

Anticancer Action of NAO LIU XIAO Capsule on EAC Mice

IA EAC; International Association of Environmental Mutagen Societies;