What does 3240 mean?
3240 means Possess to Supply Class C Drugs
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Airports & Locations category.
What is the abbreviation for Possess to Supply Class C Drugs?
Possess to Supply Class C Drugs can be abbreviated as 3240
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What does 3240 stand for? 3240 stands for "Possess to Supply Class C Drugs". |
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How to abbreviate "Possess to Supply Class C Drugs"? "Possess to Supply Class C Drugs" can be abbreviated as 3240. |
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What is the meaning of 3240 abbreviation? The meaning of 3240 abbreviation is "Possess to Supply Class C Drugs". |
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What is 3240 abbreviation? One of the definitions of 3240 is "Possess to Supply Class C Drugs". |
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What does 3240 mean? 3240 as abbreviation means "Possess to Supply Class C Drugs". |
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What is shorthand of Possess to Supply Class C Drugs? The most common shorthand of "Possess to Supply Class C Drugs" is 3240. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- 3140 - Possess to Supply Class A Drug
- 3145 - Posses to Supply Class B Drug
- 3150 - Possess Class C Drugs
- 3210 - Import, Supply or Produce Class C Drugs
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- GTCC - Greater Than Class C
- CCSA - Class C Surface Area
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- FSC - Federal Supply Class
- NSC - National Supply Class
- fscs - Federal Supply Class
- FSG/FSC - Federal Supply Group / Federal Supply Class
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- Subpart H - That subpart of 21 CFR Part 314 pertaining to accelerated approval of drugs
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