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SETC
SETC may refer to: * State Express Transport Corporation, a state-owned transport corporation in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu * Space Exploration Technologies Corporation, an American spacecraft manufacturer * Strong Europe Tank Challenge, an annual tank crew competition hosted by the U.S. Army Europe and the German Army *Suez Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone * "set byte to 1 on carry" (SETC), one of the SETcc instructions in the x86 instruction set * Set C ; see Cartesian closed category * Southeastern Theatre Conference, a non-profit organization; see Centre Stage * State Economic and Trade Commission, a Chinese agency now merged into the National Development and Reform Commission * Surface-Engineered Tape Casting, a method of fabricating carbon nanotubes
Article summary
SETC may refer to: * State Express Transport Corporation, a state-owned transport corporation in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu * Space Exploration Technologies Corporation, an American spacecraft manufacturer * Strong Europe Tank Challenge, an annual tank crew competition hosted by the U.S. Army Europe and the German Army *Suez Economic and Trade Cooperation Zone * "set byte to 1 on carry" (SETC), one of the SETcc instructions in the x86 instruction set * Set C ; see Cartesian closed category * Southeastern Theatre Conference, a non-profit organization; see Centre Stage * State Economic and Trade Commission, a Chinese agency now merged into the National Development and Reform Commission * Surface-Engineered Tape Casting, a method of fabricating carbon nanotubes
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