Lesson plan
AVG
AVG may refer to: * , a former German publishing house * Average, a statistical measurement * AVG Technologies, a Czech company that develops antivirus and internet security software ** AVG (software), a range of antivirus and internet security software from AVG Technologies * Automatic voltage gain, automatic control of electronic amplification level * American Volunteer Group, volunteer air force units organized by the United States government in 1941 and 1942 * Auxiliary aircraft ferry (United States Navy hull classification symbol), a type of escort carrier * Aretired US Navy hull classification symbol: Auxiliary aircraft escort vessel (AVG) * , a public transport operator in the area of Karlsruhe, Germany * (potatoes, meat, vegetables), the standard fare in Dutch cuisine * Advanced Variable Geo, title used for console games in the Variable Geo series of fighting games * The AVG, better known as the Flying Tigers
Article summary
AVG may refer to: * , a former German publishing house * Average, a statistical measurement * AVG Technologies, a Czech company that develops antivirus and internet security software ** AVG (software), a range of antivirus and internet security software from AVG Technologies * Automatic voltage gain, automatic control of electronic amplification level * American Volunteer Group, volunteer air force units organized by the United States government in 1941 and 1942 * Auxiliary aircraft ferry (United States Navy hull classification symbol), a type of escort carrier * Aretired US Navy hull classification symbol: Auxiliary aircraft escort vessel (AVG) * , a public transport operator in the area of Karlsruhe, Germany * (potatoes, meat, vegetables), the standard fare in Dutch cuisine * Advanced Variable Geo, title used for console games in the Variable Geo series of fighting games * The AVG, better known as the Flying Tigers
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