What does AISI mean?
AISI means Awards in the Special
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Awards in the Special?
Awards in the Special can be abbreviated as AISI
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What does AISI stand for? AISI stands for "Awards in the Special". |
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How to abbreviate "Awards in the Special"? "Awards in the Special" can be abbreviated as AISI. |
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What is the meaning of AISI abbreviation? The meaning of AISI abbreviation is "Awards in the Special". |
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What is AISI abbreviation? One of the definitions of AISI is "Awards in the Special". |
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What does AISI mean? AISI as abbreviation means "Awards in the Special". |
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What is shorthand of Awards in the Special? The most common shorthand of "Awards in the Special" is AISI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CASE - Co-operative Awards in the Sciences of the Environment
- AIME - Awards in Media Excellence
- APA - Awards in Predefined Areas
- AVA - Awards in the Visual Arts
- CABS - Career Awards in the Biomedical Sciences
- CIM-GR - Special action in advanced CIM technology in the industrial sector of Greece
- FIGS - Figures in the Special
- IAAA - In the Astrid Awards
- ISR - In the Special Register
- SLIM - Special Librarians in the Midlands
- SLIM - Special Libraries in the Midlands
- CASS - Collaborative Awards in the Social Sciences
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