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Profile of BT
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BT |
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4th October 1971 |
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Washington, District of Columbia, USA |
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Composer |
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From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia
BT may stand for:
- B.T. (tabloid), a Danish tabloid newspaper
- BT Group plc, formerly British Telecommunications
- BT tank, a series of Soviet "fast tanks" (BT-1 through BT-8)
- AirBaltic (in the IATA code)
- Bacillus thuringiensis or Bt toxin, or Cry proteins
- Baronet (Bt), a title in the British honours system
- Banjo-Tooie, a Nintendo N64 video game, sequel to Banjo-Kazooie
- Bankers Trust, an international banking organisation
- Belfast (United Kingdom post code)
- BestTechie, a free technical support forum
- Bhutan, (ISO 3166-1 and NATO 2-letter country code)
- Big Time, an album by Tom Waits
- Binary Terrain, a GIS Digital elevation model file format
- Bitstream Inc., a type foundry
- BitTorrent, an Internet file sharing system
- Blessed Trinity Catholic High School, a high school in Roswell, GA
- Bluetooth, a wireless personal area network standard
- Bodensee-Toggenburg-Bahn, a former Swiss railway company
- Borås Tidning, the newspaper of Borås, Sweden
- Breakfast Television, a Canadian morning television program
- Brian Transeau, the electronic music artist who records as "BT"
- Burton Taylor Theatre in Oxford, United Kingdom (known as "The BT")
- Business Times, newspapers in Singapore and Malaysia
See also: .bt (the ccTLD for Bhutan).
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