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CAO

(Askeri) baş idari (muharebe) subay; sivil işler harekatı; mukabil hava harekatı (chief administrative officer; civil affairs operations; counterair operation)

CAO SOP

(Askeri) atom harekat koordinasyonu için daimi harekat talimatları (standing operating procedures for coordination of atomic operations)

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Definition von cao­ im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch

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CAO

Central Applications Office, the official body tasked with handling applications for students' first year of college

Cao

Cao Cao Cao Dai Cao Zhan

Cao Cao

or Ts'ao Ts'ao born AD 155, Boxian, China died 220, Luoyang Chinese general who, at the end of the Han dynasty, assumed imperial prerogatives. Cao Cao rose to prominence when he suppressed the Yellow Turban rebellion in the last years of the Han. Though the rebellion was suppressed, the dynasty was irreparably weakened, and in the ensuing chaos Cao Cao occupied the strategic northern section of China around the capital of Luoyang. His domain was known as the kingdom of Wei (see Three Kingdoms). Confucian historians and popular legends alike describe him as the archetypal unscrupulous villain; he is portrayed as such in the famous 14th-century novel Sanguozhi yanyi ("Romance of the Three Kingdoms"). His son, Cao Pei, founded the Wei dynasty (220-265/266)

Cao Dai

Syncretist modern Vietnamese religious movement with a strongly nationalist political character. Cao Dai draws on ethical precepts from Confucianism, occult practices from Daoism, theories of karma and rebirth from Buddhism, and hierarchical organization (including a pope) from Roman Catholicism. It was formally established in 1926 by Ngo Van Chieu (1878-1926?), a colonial administrator in French Indochina who professed to have had a communication from the supreme deity. The movement met with resistance from the Vietnamese government both before and after the communist takeover in 1975. It was reported to have some three million adherents in Vietnam and abroad in the early 21st century

Cao Zhan

or Ts'ao Chan born 1715?, Jiangning, Jiangsu province, China died Feb. 12, 1763, Beijing Chinese novelist. He is the author of Dream of the Red Chamber (1791), generally considered China's greatest novel. A partly autobiographical work written in the vernacular, it describes in lingering detail the decline of a powerful family and an ill-fated love between cousins. Cao finished at least 80 of its 120 chapters; it was completed after his death, probably by Gao E, about whom little is known

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-Computer-Assisted Ordering Software that generates store replenishment orders according to POS, perpetual inventory, and shelf-stock data, typically ordering from the chain's own warehouse See Continuous Replenishment Programs

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Computer Assisted Ordering

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The chief academic officer at an institution of higher education

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Chief Administrative Officer   Chief staff person for a municipality

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Central Applications Office - manages the process by which students are awarded places at third level colleges Based in Galway

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Chief Accounting Officer, or corporate comptroller The CAO usually reports to the CEO or CFO

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County Assistance Office

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Civil Aviation Order