What does CTU mean?
CTU means Communities in an Unprecedented
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Communities in an Unprecedented?
Communities in an Unprecedented can be abbreviated as CTU
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What does CTU stand for? CTU stands for "Communities in an Unprecedented". |
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How to abbreviate "Communities in an Unprecedented"? "Communities in an Unprecedented" can be abbreviated as CTU. |
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What is the meaning of CTU abbreviation? The meaning of CTU abbreviation is "Communities in an Unprecedented". |
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What is CTU abbreviation? One of the definitions of CTU is "Communities in an Unprecedented". |
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What does CTU mean? CTU as abbreviation means "Communities in an Unprecedented". |
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What is shorthand of Communities in an Unprecedented? The most common shorthand of "Communities in an Unprecedented" is CTU. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CIACY - Communities in Action for Children and Youth
- CHALK - Communities in Harmony Advocating Learning for Kids
- CISFL - Communities in Schools of Florida, Inc.
- CISNC - Communities in Schools North Carolina
- CISNJ - Communities in Schools of New Jersey
- CISNY - Communities in Schools, New York
- CIM - Communities in Motion
- CIP - Communities in Partnership
- CiB - Communities in Bloom
- CISDR - Communities in Schools Dallas Region, Inc.
- CISGA - Communities in Schools of Georgia
- CISN - Communities in Schools of Newark, Inc.
- CIS - Communities in Schools Academy
- CISK - Communities in Schools of Kent
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