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SEAS

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The definition of SEAS is:

Safety Evaluation Areas

School of East Asian Studies

School of Engineering and Applied Science

School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

SCIENCE ACCESSORIES CORP.

Scientific Exploration of the Atlantic Shelf

Selected Ammunition Study

Selected Effects Armament System

Selective Armament Subsystem

Service Eevel Agreements

Shipboard environmental acquisition system

Shipboard Environmental Automated System

Signal Engineering Administrative System

Signaling Engineering and Administration System

Simplified Engineering Analysis System

Solar Energy Association of Sweden

Solaris Easy Access Server

Soluble egg antigens

Southern East Asia

State Economic Areas

Strategic Environmental Assessment System

Strategic Environmental Assessment Systems

Strategic Environmental Assessments

Student Experiments At Sea

Study of the European Arctic Shelf

Surveillance environ acoustic supp

Surveillance Environmental Acoustic Spport

Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore

Symposium on East Asia Security

System Effectiveness and Analysis Simulation

System Engineering and Analysis Support

Systems Engineering and Analysis Support

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