What does CED mean?
CED means Criteria Established by the Department
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Criteria Established by the Department?
Criteria Established by the Department can be abbreviated as CED
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What does CED stand for? CED stands for "Criteria Established by the Department". |
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How to abbreviate "Criteria Established by the Department"? "Criteria Established by the Department" can be abbreviated as CED. |
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What is the meaning of CED abbreviation? The meaning of CED abbreviation is "Criteria Established by the Department". |
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What is CED abbreviation? One of the definitions of CED is "Criteria Established by the Department". |
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What does CED mean? CED as abbreviation means "Criteria Established by the Department". |
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What is shorthand of Criteria Established by the Department? The most common shorthand of "Criteria Established by the Department" is CED. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ADAP - Administered by the Department of Public
- ADNR - Analysis by the Department of Natural Resources
- AND - Admission by the Department
- DBTD - Decision By The Department
- DBTD - Determination By The Department
- DDD - Date Determined by the Department
- EBAL - Established By the American Library
- ELF - Established by the Forty
- FDA - Filed by the Department
- FPD - Forms Provided by the Department
- IRD - Information Received by the Department
- PAD - Permit Approved by the Department
- PAD - Plan Approved by the Department
- SAD - Scale Approved by the Department
- SDD - Scale Determined by the Department
- SEC - S Established by the Court
- TGD - Time Granted by the Department
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