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MAE
(1) (Metropolitan Area Exchange) Originally known as Metropolitan Area Ethernets, MAEs are junction points on the Internet where data are exchanged between carriers. See IXP and NAP.

(2) (Macintosh Application Environment) Earlier software from Apple that allowed Macintosh programs to run on Unix workstations under the X Window system. MAE supported AppleTalk and MacTCP, allowing Unix users to share printers, files and e-mail with other Mac users on the network.


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MAE HONG SON, Thailand, March 7 Kyodo Forest fires in Thailand's northern Mae Hong Son Province have led to dense haze covering the town, causing many flight cancellation and sickness among local residents, the local fire chief said Wednesday.
GINNIE MAE IS ADOPTING A MAJORITY OF THE suggestions it received during its Business Improvement Initiative (BII), in which Ginnie Mae solicited tips to improve its business operations.
MAE Gwyl Gerdded Mon newydd fod ac mi wnes i ymuno hefo un neu ddwy o'r teithiau.
 
 
 
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