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NNI
(1) (Network-to-Network Interface) In ATM networking, the interface between two ATM devices (typically ATM switches). In frame relay networking, the interface between two separate frame relay networks. Contrast with UNI.

(2) (National Nanotechnology Initiative) A U.S. government program designed to accelerate R&D in the nanotechnology field. It was announced in 1999 by President Clinton. The government's NNI budget request for FY 2008 was $1.5 billion. For more information, visit www.nano.gov. See nanotechnology.
NNI - Network Node Interface


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The NNI quoted intelligence officials as saying that Yuldashev had taken refuge in South Waziristan some time after the United States-led military campaign ousted the Taliban regime in Afghanistan in late 2001.
Official sources informed NNI, that Pak Army forced militants to run away from the area in a fresh attack and seized their training camps as well as ammunition and hoped that military operation will be completed very soon.
Sources say that the local authorities are in consultations with the Taliban leaders to convince them to allow the convoy to enter, according to NNI.
 
 
 
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