RCA
American-
Radio Corporation of America.
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Royal College of Art.
abbreviation
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(formerly) Radio Corporation of America
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Royal Canadian Academy
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Royal College of Art
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Central African Republic (international car registration)
Etymology
Origin of RCA
(sense 4) from République Centrafricaine
Example Sentences
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More recently, RCA paid $2 million to settle a federal lawsuit that alleged that Maryland and Pennsylvania facilities billed Medicaid for patient services that were never received, alongside other charges.
From Slate
Intimate venues will see her perform from her debut album, “Who’s the Clown?,” released via RCA Records in August.
From Los Angeles Times
Recorded at the legendary RCA Studio A, where, she notes, Dolly Parton cut “9 to 5,” it was her first time making a record in Nashville as a solo artist.
From Los Angeles Times
But for the first time, Price made this record in Nashville, in RCA’s hallowed Studio A, the home of the “Nashville Sound.”
From Salon
“Everything in country was feeling a little mature,” says Barry Weiss, who founded the company he calls simply Records after heading up the Jive and RCA labels in the late ’90s and early 2000s.
From Los Angeles Times
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