KOC
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KOC is an abbreviation that can mean: * Kingdom of Croatia, a medieval kingdom * Kings of Convenience, a Norwegian indie musical group * Knights of Columbus, a Roman Catholic fraternal order * Kodiak College, a college located in Kodiak, Alaska * Kuwait Oil Company, one of the biggest oil companies in the world * Korean Olympic Committee, represents South Korea in handling international affairs related to the Olympic Movement * "Knights of Cydonia", a song by the British band Muse * Kingdom of Comfort, a Delirious? album * Kingdoms of Camelot, an online game by Kabam * Kevin O'Connell, an American football coach and former player * ISO 639-3 code for Kpati language * Soil Organic Carbon-Water Partitioning Coefficient, the ratio of the adsorbed organic analyte to the dissolved * King of Culinary (KOC), a Singaporean culinary game show Koc may refer to: * Adam Koc, Polish politician * Marcelo Koc, Argentine composer * Maria Koc, Polish politician
KOC is an abbreviation that can mean: Kingdom of Croatia, a medieval kingdom Kings of Convenience, a Norwegian indie musical group Knights of Columbus, a Roman Catholic fraternal order Kodiak College, a college located in Kodiak, Alaska Kuwait Oil Company, one of the biggest oil companies in the world Korean Olympic Committee, represents South Korea in handling international affairs related to the Olympic Movement "Knights of Cydonia", a song by the British band Muse Kingdom of Comfort, a Delirious? album Kingdoms of Camelot, an online game by Kabam Kevin O'Connell, an American football coach and former player ISO 639-3 code for Kpati language Soil Organic Carbon-Water Partitioning Coefficient, the ratio of the adsorbed organic analyte to the dissolved King of Culinary (KOC), a Singaporean culinary game show Koc may refer to: Adam Koc, Polish politician Marcelo Koc, Argentine composer Maria Koc, Polish politician ==See also== Koç, a Turkish name
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