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City (pop., 2002: 185,965), west-central Republic of Georgia. One of the oldest cities of Transcaucasia, it served as the capital of successive kingdoms in Georgia: Colchis, Iberia (Kartli), Abkhazia, and Imeretia. It was often caught in wars between Persians, Mongols, Turks, and Russians. Russia occupied it in the 18th century and made it a provincial seat. It is a major regional industrial and trade centre.

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• UT, postal abbreviation for Utah
• ut, *"so that" or "such that" in Latin
• UT (comic), an adult humour comic published in the UK
• Ultrasonic testing
• Unification Thought, the Unification Church philosophy.
• Union Territory, an administration division in India
• Universal Time, a standard time scale
• Universal Translator, in science fiction
• UTair Aviation, IATA code UT
• µTorrent, a BitTorrent client
• The San Diego Union-Tribune newspaper

In gaming:

• Urban Terror, a total conversion mod of Quake III Arena
• Unreal Tournament series by Epic Games:
• Unreal Tournament (sometimes referred to as UT99 or UT Classic)
• Unreal Tournament 2003
• Unreal Tournament 2004 (The sequel to UT2003)
• Unreal Tournament 3

In Finance/Stock/Investment:

• UT, 'Up Tick' of the bid/ask of a companies share price

In music theory:

• Ut, a musical note
• Γ (ut), a musical Hexachord

In popular music:

• Ugly Things, a music magazine
• Unbelievable Truth, a 1990s indie-pop band
• Ut (band), a 1980s No Wave rock band

UT is also an abbreviation of the following universities:

In North America:

• University of Tampa, United States
• University of Tennessee, United States
• University of Texas at Austin, United States
• University of Toronto, Canada
• University of Toledo, United States
• University of Tulsa, United States
• University of Turabo, Puerto Rico

Outside of North America:

• University of Tirana, Albania
• University of Tartu, Estonia
• University of Tehran, Iran
• University of Tokyo, Japan
• Universiteit Twente, Netherlands