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The term B.A.R. in legal parlance stands for British Accreditation Registry.

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The term B.A.R. in legal parlance stands for British Accreditation Registry.

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The term B.A.R. in legal parlance stands for British Accreditation Registry.

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It doesn't really mean anything. There is no official registry of that name. It is most likely something made up for the purposes of a scam.

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John Lewis does have a gift registry, but as it is a British company that call it a "gift list." You can set a gift list up by going to their website.

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Yes this college is approved by British High Commission

The British High Commission does not give accreditation or approval for colleges.

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