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RSAC
(Recreational Software Advisory Council) A non-profit organization established to rate game software and online content that was folded into the Internet Content Rating Association (ICRA) in 1999. Its two-fold purpose was to protect minors from potentially harmful Web content, while preserving free speech on the Internet. In 2007, the ICRA's work, services and products were incorporated into the newly launched Family Online Safety Institute (see FOSI).


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As one of the UK's most senior Sikh athletes, Jhalman battled back from a broken hand, which he sustained in a hurdles race in 2006, whilst competing for RSAC.
Velasco, an attorney, said she would step down from RSAC if Villaraigosa asks her or if there is a conflict in her role as a commissioner.
The event brings the curtain down on a weekend of top action at the 60th RSAC Scottish Rally - with crews also battling for points in the Kwik-Fit Pirelli British Rally Championship on the Friday and Saturday.
 
 
 
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