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  From websites and landscaping to legal questions and accounting, CAS has you covered. CAS is never far away, with local offices across the state. CAS has been providing association management services to North Carolina communities since 1976. Additionally, an Attorney and a Certified Public Accountant are on staff.

• What is Gamma Sigma Sigma national service sorority?

  Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority was founded by six organizations: Alpha Gamma Chi, Booster Squad of Brooklyn College, Gamma Sigma Sigma, Omega Service Sorority, Phi Gamma and the Women’s Service Organization. In October 1952, representatives met for the Constitutional Convention at Beekman Towers in New York City.

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  The most recently-assigned CAS Number was 1432018‑50‑2 . The last character of a CAS Number is a check digit derived mathematically from the preceding digits. Its purpose is to prevent human data-entry errors. Any change to the check digit or another digit has a high probability of producing an invalid CAS Number.

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  Each CAS entry is identified by their CAS Registry Number, or CAS Number for short. CAS Numbers are up to 10 digits long using the format xxxxxxx-yy-z. They are assigned to a compound as the CAS registers a new compound. The number has no significance to the chemistry, structure, or chemical nature of the molecule.