What does ACT mean?
ACT means Australia the Cost
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Australia the Cost?
Australia the Cost can be abbreviated as ACT
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What does ACT stand for? ACT stands for "Australia the Cost". |
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What is the meaning of ACT abbreviation? The meaning of ACT abbreviation is "Australia the Cost". |
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What is ACT abbreviation? One of the definitions of ACT is "Australia the Cost". |
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What does ACT mean? ACT as abbreviation means "Australia the Cost". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ACT - Australia the Centre
- AIC - Australia the International Centre
- ASIC - Australia the Institute of Chartered
- ATENCO - Analysis of the Cost structures of the main Ten ports
- ATW - Australia The Weekend
- ECS - Estimated the Cost
- ICS - Information the Cost
- TCEM - The Cost Estimating Magazine
- TCSO - The Cost of Storage Ownership
- LDAC - Long Distance Access Charge (surcharge to recover the cost of connecting a long distance carrier to the local carrier)
- ata - Australia The Australian
- tco - The cost of owning
- tcoe - The Cost of Energy
- tcol - The Cost of Living
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