COI

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COI may refer to:

Politics and society

• Center of Information, agency that followed the Office of Strategic Services and preceded the Central Intelligence Agency
• Central Office of Information, UK Government department
• Certification of inspection, a document of inspection for marine vessels formerly issued by the Steamboat Inspection Service and now by the Commercial Vessel Inspection (USCG)
• Church of Ireland
• Commission de l'Océan Indien, French name of the Indian Ocean Commission
• Community of interest, group based on common interest without necessarily having geographic ties (used in slightly specialized way in Sociology and Psychology).
• Conflict of interest
• Country of origin information, for asylum adjudicators

Entertainment

• Champions on Ice, a skating tour
• Creatures of Impulse, a stage play

Economy

• Certificate of Insurance, proof of insurance
• Cogent Communications, the stock-ticker symbol is CCOI
• Commercial open interest indicator for commodity speculation
• Cost of Insurance

Science and technology

• California Oregon Intertie, the Path 66 electrical power transmission system
• Coefficient of relationship, a synonym for Coefficient of inbreeding
• Community of Interest, a computer networking technique of segregation of resources
• Confirmed Opt-In, a policy for obtaining mailing list recipients
• Curie Institute (Warsaw), the Marie Sklodowska-Curie Institute of Oncology (Centrum Onkologii–Instytut im. Marii Skłodowskiej-Curie w Warszawie)
• The Cytochrome c oxidase subunit I (cox1) catalytic subunit, whose DNA sequence is used in molecular systematics

Higher Education and Research

• Cost of Instruction - Total cost of attending an institution of higher learning, includes tuition
• Center on Organizational Innovation, a research center at Columbia University

See also

Koi (disambiguation)

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