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| − | In telecom, PRI stands for Primary Rate Interface, commonly a 64 kilobit per second data line: [[ISDN]] 24 PRI's comprise a T1.
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| − | In Mexican politics, PRI stands for Partido Revolucionario Institucional, translated 'Institutional Revolutionary Party'. The PRI was organized in 1920, and remained the dominant political party in [[Mexico]] until the election of [[Vicente Fox]] in 2000. It started as a far left party, but it slowly moved to the right until it embraced the free market.
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| − | In radio, PRI stands for Public Radio International, a publicly-funded liberal organization.
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