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* Engineer * means : Approved Graduate / Professional Engineer (Er)
* Engology ™ * means : Professional Engineering Technology
* Ingology ™ * (i.e Engology) For use in Continental Europe
* Engologist ™ * means : Approved Engineering Technologist (Egt)
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