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SSK

SSK may refer to: * Sosyal Sigortalar Kurumu, a former government agency in Turkey * SSK (hull classification symbol), denoting a diesel-powered attack submarine * SSK Industries, firearm manufacturer * Mercedes-Benz SSK, a 1930s car * Sentral di Sindikatonan di Korsou, the Trade Union Centre of Curaçao * Sistema Simvolicheskogo Kodirovanija, an assembly language for Minsk family of computers * Sociology of scientific knowledge * Selånger SK, sports club in Sweden ** Selånger SK Bandy ** Selånger FK * Sandslåns SK, sports club in Sweden * Sunnanå SK, sports club in Sweden * Södertälje SK, ice hockey club in Sweden * Slovene Union, Italian political party * SSK (Shimizu Shokuin Kaisha), a Japanese manufacturing company specializing in canned seafood goods

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SSK may refer to: * Sosyal Sigortalar Kurumu, a former government agency in Turkey * SSK (hull classification symbol), denoting a diesel-powered attack submarine * SSK Industries, firearm manufacturer * Mercedes-Benz SSK, a 1930s car * Sentral di Sindikatonan di Korsou, the Trade Union Centre of Curaçao * Sistema Simvolicheskogo Kodirovanija, an assembly language for Minsk family of computers * Sociology of scientific knowledge * Selånger SK, sports club in Sweden ** Selånger SK Bandy ** Selånger FK * Sandslåns SK, sports club in Sweden * Sunnanå SK, sports club in Sweden * Södertälje SK, ice hockey club in Sweden * Slovene Union, Italian political party * SSK (Shimizu Shokuin Kaisha), a Japanese manufacturing company specializing in canned seafood goods

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