NFC

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NFC may refer to any of the following things:

  • Nuclear Fuel Complex, Hyderabad, A division of Department of Atomic Energy.
  • The National Football Conference, one of the two constituent conferences of the U.S. National Football League (NFL)
  • The National Freight Corporation, a UK Government privatised road services and transport company
  • Near Field Communication
  • Nirvana Fan Club, the largest fan-made internet website for the 90's rock group Nirvana
  • Abbreviation for "NoFrigginClue.com", an Internet-based multi-player real-time trivia game
  • Abbreviation for "Near Field Communication"
  • NFD can refer to one of the forms of Unicode normalization
  • NFC, News First Class, an Israeli Hebrew language news website.
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