RAC

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RAC or Rac may refer to:

• Radio Amateurs of Canada
• RATCH-Australia Corporation, electricity generator
• Refugee Action Collective (Victoria), Melbourne, Australia
• Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, US
• Rent-A-Center, US company
• Riverside Arts Council, California, USA
• Royal African Company, trading slaves and commodities
• Royal Automobile Club (disambiguation), several motoring organisations
  • RAC Limited, a British motorists' services company
  • RAC Foundation, a British motoring advocacy group
• Ryukyu Air Commuter, an affiliate of Japan Airlines

• Royal Armoured Corps of the British Army
• Romanian Air Corps, the air arm of the Romanian Army in WWI

• RAC Arena (Perth)
• Retriever Activities Center, multi-purpose arena, Catonsville, Maryland, US
• Rutgers Athletic Center, multi-purpose arena, Piscataway, New Jersey, US
• Racing Athletic Club Casablanca, Morocco

• RAC 1, a radio station in Catalonia, Spain
• Recording Artists' Coalition, US
• RAC (musician), stage name of André Allen Anjos
• Rock Against Communism, racist concerts

• Oracle RAC, Real Application Clusters
• Reliability Analysis Component, one of the management features new to Windows Vista

• Rác (surname)
• Rác (ethnonym) or Rascians, an early modern name for Serbs
• Rac Slider (born 1933), retired baseball player

• John H. Batten Airport, Racine, Wisconsin, USA, IATA airport identifier
• Rac (GTPase), a subfamily of G proteins
• Recovery Audit Contractor, US program to find improper medical payments
• Reservation against Cancellation, a booking option of Indian Railways
• Ratchet And Clank, Video game series developed by Insomniac Games.
• Racecourse station (MTR), Hong Kong, MTR station code
• Ryukyu Air Commuter ICAO Airlines Code
• rac-, a prefix used in chemistry to indicate a racemic mixture

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