BT

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BT may stand for:

• Baal teshuvah, a Jew who became Orthodox (female version: Ba'alat teshuvah).
• BT tank, any of a series of Soviet military tanks.
• Bacillus thuringiensis, a bacterium which forms Bt toxins.
• Banjo-Tooie, a video game for the Nintendo 64.
• Baronet, a title in the British honours system abbreviated Bt.
• Barton County, Kansas, as known by its state county code BT.
• Bathythermograph, a device used to obtain a record of temperature against depth in the ocean.
• Battrick, an online cricket management game.
• Burger Time, an arcade game.
• Belfast, as known by its UK post code BT, also applies to the rest of Northern Ireland.
• Bhutan, as known by its ISO country code BT and internet domain .bt
• Binary Terrain, a GIS digital elevation model file format.
• Binary tree, a data structure.
• Body thetan, part of Scientology doctrine.
• Boston Terrier, a small dog breed.
• Brian Transeau, an American electronica musician known by the stage name BT.
• BunnyTrack, a non-violent game type for theUnreal Tournament video game.
• Burton Taylor Theatre, known as The BT, in Oxford, United Kingdom.
• Mazda BT-50, a pickup truck made by Mazda.

[edit] Corporations

• BT Group, formerly well-known as "British Telecom."
• BT Industries AB, a Swedish forklift manufacturer, owned by Toyota Industries Corporation.
• AirBaltic, an airline with the IATA code BT.
• Banca Transilvania, a bank in Romania.
• Bankers Trust, a banking organisation which operates as BT Financial Group in Australia.
• Bee Train, Japanese animation studio.
• Bitstream Inc., a type foundry, as known by the abbreviation for their fonts.
• BitTorrent, a peer-to-peer file sharing protocol.
• Bluetooth, a wireless personal area network standard.
• Bodensee-Toggenburg-Bahn, a former Swiss railway company.
• Bulgartabac, a Bulgarian tobacco producer.
  • BT a cigarette brand by Bulgartabac (above).

[edit] Media

• BT (.hack) a fictional character from the anime .hack//SIGN.
• B.T. (tabloid), a Danish tabloid newspaper.
• Baseball Tonight, a baseball program on ESPN.
• BT, American music artist.
• Borås Tidning, the newspaper of Borås, Sweden.
• Breakfast Television, a Canadian morning television program.
• Business Times, either of two newspapers published in Singapore and Malaysia.
• Buck-Tick, a Japanese band.
• BT, an album by Buck-Tick.