What does AGIXLT mean?
AGIXLT means Ardour Global Index Extra Liquid
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What is the abbreviation for Ardour Global Index Extra Liquid?
Ardour Global Index Extra Liquid can be abbreviated as AGIXLT
Other shorthands for Ardour Global Index Extra Liquid are: AGIXL
Other shorthands for Ardour Global Index Extra Liquid are: AGIXL
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What does AGIXLT stand for? AGIXLT stands for "Ardour Global Index Extra Liquid". |
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What is the meaning of AGIXLT abbreviation? The meaning of AGIXLT abbreviation is "Ardour Global Index Extra Liquid". |
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What is AGIXLT abbreviation? One of the definitions of AGIXLT is "Ardour Global Index Extra Liquid". |
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What does AGIXLT mean? AGIXLT as abbreviation means "Ardour Global Index Extra Liquid". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AGIXL - Ardour Global Index Extra Liquid
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- MLCX - Merrill Lynch Commodity Index Extra
- APELS - Asia Pacific Extra Liquid Series
- CBCGI - Commonwealth Business Council Global Index
- CGI - Clinical Global Index
- CGI - Conners Global Index
- CGI - Connors Global Index
- CGIS - Conners Global Index Scale
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- GID - Global Index Database
- GIS - Global index of safety
- gi - Global Index
- 4GGL - FT-SE 4Good Global Index (London Stock Exchange [LSE])
- ENGD - Epra/Nareit Global Index (London Stock Exchange [LSE])
- ENGL - Epra Global Index (London Stock Exchange [LSE])
- ENHG - FTSE Epra/Nareit Global Index (London Stock Exchange [LSE])
- UNGL - Epra/Nareit Global Index [Usd] (London Stock Exchange [LSE])