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What does NIS stand for?

New Independent States


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Network Infrastructure Solutions
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Noise Information System
Non-Interactive Sequence (gaming)



Samples in periodicals archive:
In 1992, multiethnic Bosnia-Herzegovina declared its independence after two new independent states, Serbia and Croatia, sought to annex parts of its territory, including Prijedor.
In other words, to what extent the systems of exploitation that had developed during British colonization were unravelled by the new independent states.
It is now hoped Wirral will act as the UK civic figurehead,although most of the cost for the project,around pounds 134,000, will come from the European Union, which supports partnerships between European regions and New Independent States,formerly part of the USSR.
Established in 1986, Eurocities is a network of 100 major cities, representing over 100m people, from the European Union, Norway, Switzerland, Central and Eastern Europe and the new independent states.
Jan Kalicki, the outgoing US Ombudsman for Energy and Commercial Co-operation with the New Independent States, said in London in December that Kashagan could be producing as much as one million barrels a day when output reaches its peak.
goal in the New Independent States (NIS) is to assure the successful transition of these states toward open-market democracies.
New independent states, such as Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Kyrgyzstan along with the Ukraine, could also be targets.
Regrettably, the economic situations in the countries of the Central and Eastern Europe, as well as in the Baltic States and the new independent States that emerged on the vast space of the former Soviet Union, are not so impressive as in the political sphere.

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