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It has two meanings:
  1. "AB URBE CONDITA" (from the founding of the city (of Rome)
  2. "ANNO URBIS CONDITAE" (in the year from the founding of the city (of Rome)
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United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (2295 words)
The AUC is considered to be a terrorist organization by multiple countries and organizations, including the United States and the European Union.
The AUC claims its primary objective is to protect its sponsors and its supporters from insurgents and their activities, including kidnapping, murder and extortion, because the Colombian state has historically failed to do so.
Acting AUC commanders claim to believe that there was an accidental exchange of gunfire between his bodyguards and a separate group of paramilitary fighters, but that he may still be alive and possibly in hiding.
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