- FCC (disambiguation)
__NOTOC__FCC may refer to:
Companies/organizations
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Federal Communications Commission , a United States government agency
*Families with Children from China , an adoption support organization
*Farm Credit Corporation /Farm Credit Canada , a Canadian government organization
*Federation of Calgary Communities , a community organization in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
*Ferrocarriles de Cuba , the National Railways of Cuba
*First Capital Connect , a United Kingdom train operating company
*First Christian Church , a common name for a church
*Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas , a Spanish construction firm
*Foreign Correspondents' Club , a group of clubs for correspondents and journalists
*Foreign Correspondents' Club, Hong Kong
*Friends of Coyle Creek , a Canadian conservation group
*Forces Cadets Combined , a force started in 2008 by a group of cadetsEducation
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Federal City College (now merged into the University of the District of Columbia, Washington, D.C., United States)
*Fresno City College , a college in Fresno, California
*Florida Christian College , a college in central Florida
*Faujdarhat Cadet College , one of the 12 cadet colleges of Bangladeshcience and technology
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Face-centered cubic , a Bravais lattice in the cubic crystal system
*Flash Column Chromatography , a common purification technique in chemical synthesis
*Fluid catalytic cracking , production of LPG, gasoline and heating oil by catalytic cracking of heavy hydrocarbons using a fluidized catalyst bed
*Food Chemicals Codex , a compendium of standards that promote quality and safety of food additives such as preservatives, flavoring, coloring and nutrients.
*File carbon copy , an e-mail header used by some email readers,"cf."Blind carbon copy Other
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Fairfield Community Connection , a Connecticut bulletin board system
*Four Continents Championships , a figure skating competition
* "FCC Song ", a song by Eric Idle
*Flying Cunts of Chaos , live band forSystem of a Down front manSerj Tankian 's solo project
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