A.V.C.
abbreviation
American Veterans' Committee.
A.V.C.
American
Or
AVC
abbreviation
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American Veterans' Committee.
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automatic volume control.
AVC
British
abbreviation
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Like Amvets, A.V.C. is still too young to fly right.
From Time Magazine Archive
Up until then A.V.C. had followed a loose, sweeping "Statement of Intentions" with a notable, laudable motto: "Citizens first, veterans second."
From Time Magazine Archive
Since it was organized in 1944, A.V.C. had tried hard to be different from the stodgy, conservative American Legion and the oligarchic Veterans of Foreign Wars.
From Time Magazine Archive
The A.V.C. was now stopped near the 80,000 mark in its drive for a million members, he said.
From Time Magazine Archive
"A.V.C.," the young man said slowly, deciphering the monogram, which, in exquisitely-chased gold, surmounted the pendant itself.
From Christina by Moberly, L. G.
Samsung’s market share in China’s consumer electronics sector has significantly declined, according to Chinese state media, citing data from market research firm AVC Revo.
From The Wall Street Journal ● May 7, 2026
In the fall of 2020, the AVC bureau investigated whether China’s dual-use activities potentially violated the biological weapons agreement.
From Washington Times ● Sep. 21, 2021
The AVC bureau “must determine the extent of potential Chinese weaponization of viruses,” the report notes.
From Washington Times ● Sep. 21, 2021
Espinosa slept over; he said he had to go to work later in the day for AVC, another Veracruz news outlet.
From The New Yorker ● Aug. 14, 2015
AVC calls are conducted over regular telephone lines, and there are no dial-ins or PIN numbers to remember.
From Time Magazine Archive
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