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Kunstnerregister Explanation: On the Norwegian Wiki page, this acronym stands for Kunsterregister, or an artist registry. Kulturnett.no maintains a list of artists in various fields, also available in English at culturenet.no. KundeRegister is a valid target too, but on the Wiki page in question, KunstnerRegister is correct. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 7 days (2008-09-26 00:15:15 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- A comment on other possible explanations: KREG is not a standardized acronym in Norwegian. Its meaning will have to be determined in each case when encountered, based on its context. E.g. on the Wiki page, it means Kunstnerregister. When encountered in a business, it will mean Kunderegister, as commented before. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_over_norske_grafikere |
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kreftregisteret Explanation: Depending on whether your document concerns cancer, it's possible that KREG stands for "kreftegisteret" (the cancer registry/database) (as is the case for my document, I think). |
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Reference Reference information: It is certainly not a term 'everybody' knows. Googling 'kreg +telefon' produces some hits where kreg is listed after a person's name in parenthesis, suggesting it may be a professional qualification. Googling 'kreg +konsultasjon' produces no valid hits. In retail systems, kreg is ofthen used as an acronym for kunderegister, or customer database. |
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Reference Reference information: Anything to do with this? http://www.kreg.com/eContracts.aspx I may be way off, but it´s a thought. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 hrs (2008-09-18 13:37:12 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- My idea was that the medical practice might use the Kreg system, and this was a reference to their records, and I knew it might be way off. I have never seen it before, though I do not live in Norway. |
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