What does ABR mean?
ABR means Australian Bureau of Resources
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Australian Bureau of Resources?
Australian Bureau of Resources can be abbreviated as ABR
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What does ABR stand for? ABR stands for "Australian Bureau of Resources". |
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How to abbreviate "Australian Bureau of Resources"? "Australian Bureau of Resources" can be abbreviated as ABR. |
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What is the meaning of ABR abbreviation? The meaning of ABR abbreviation is "Australian Bureau of Resources". |
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What is ABR abbreviation? One of the definitions of ABR is "Australian Bureau of Resources". |
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What does ABR mean? ABR as abbreviation means "Australian Bureau of Resources". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ABSIW - Australian Bureau of Statistics Information Warehouse
- ABOM - Australian Bureau of Meteorology
- ABMR - Australian Bureau of Mineral Resources
- ABI - Australian Bureau of Industry
- ABM - Australian Bureau of Meteorology
- ABAH - Australian Bureau of Animal Health
- ABARS - Australian Bureau of Agricultural Resource Sciences
- ABOMTC - Australian Bureau of Meteorology Training Center
- ABRS - Australian Bureau of Resource Sciences
- ABVS - Australian Bureau of Verification Services
- ABSA - Australian Bureau of Statistics
- Abar - Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource
- abs - Australian Bureau of Statistics's
- abare - Australian Bureau of Agricultural Resource Economics
- abare - Australian Bureau of Agriculture Resource Economics
- abare - Australian Bureau of Agriculture and Research Economics
- abos - Australian Bureau of Statistics
- abares - Australian Bureau of Agriculture and Resource Economics and Sciences
- abci - Australian Bureau of Criminal Intelligence
- BREE - Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics