What does ATAA mean?
ATAA means At the Time an Agency
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for At the Time an Agency?
At the Time an Agency can be abbreviated as ATAA
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What does ATAA stand for? ATAA stands for "At the Time an Agency". |
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How to abbreviate "At the Time an Agency"? "At the Time an Agency" can be abbreviated as ATAA. |
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What is the meaning of ATAA abbreviation? The meaning of ATAA abbreviation is "At the Time an Agency". |
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What is ATAA abbreviation? One of the definitions of ATAA is "At the Time an Agency". |
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What does ATAA mean? ATAA as abbreviation means "At the Time an Agency". |
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What is shorthand of At the Time an Agency? The most common shorthand of "At the Time an Agency" is ATAA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ATTOW - At the Time of Writing
- ERRR - Early Release at the Time of Redefiner's Renaming
- ISLAGIATT - It Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time
- SLAGIATT - Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time
- SLAGITT - Seemed Like A Good Idea At the Time
- ERRS - Early Release at the Time of Redefiner's Selection
- ERIC - Early Release at the Time of Instruction Commitment
- FATT - Funny At the Time
- DATT - Determination At The Time
- DIT - Diploma at the Time
- PTSA - President at the Time Says
- RPT - Regulatory Program at the Time
- SBT - Sufficient Bond at the Time
- WPT - Wp5 at the Time
- attotp - At The Time Of This Post
- att - At the time
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- SLAGIATT - Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time. An amusing, informal and critical reference, used mainly when summarising a misguided or poorly managed venture. Typically found at the end of written reports, or heard uttered in hand-wringing disaster review meetings
- SPECTRUM - Silly People Expect Computers To Replace Useless Managers. At the time (16 Apr 2010) of adding this clever bacronym (thanks Barry Johnson, Shene Training) this particular interpretation seems not to be known on the web, although Barry tells me he heard it