What does CWS mean?
CWS means Changes in the Ways
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Changes in the Ways?
Changes in the Ways can be abbreviated as CWS
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What does CWS stand for? CWS stands for "Changes in the Ways". |
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How to abbreviate "Changes in the Ways"? "Changes in the Ways" can be abbreviated as CWS. |
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What is the meaning of CWS abbreviation? The meaning of CWS abbreviation is "Changes in the Ways". |
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What is CWS abbreviation? One of the definitions of CWS is "Changes in the Ways". |
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What does CWS mean? CWS as abbreviation means "Changes in the Ways". |
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What is shorthand of Changes in the Ways? The most common shorthand of "Changes in the Ways" is CWS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- CGNSE - Changes in Global National Security Environment
- IMWTO - In More Ways Than One
- PCA,MCA - Photoreactive Flow Changes in the Posterior and Middle Cerebral Artery
- CIA - Changes in Attitude Hypnosis
- CIL - Changes in Latitude
- CIES - Changes in Employment Survey
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- BWJC - Brethren in the Ways of Jesus Christ
- Cee - Changes in the Energy
- CFS - Changes in the First
- CHABADA - Changes in Bacterial Diversity and Activity in Mediterranean coastal waters as affected by eutrophication
- cIP - Changes in the Pathogenesis
- CITN - Changes In The Number
- CSP - Changes in the Socio Political
- ORGLEARN - Ways of Organisational Learning in the ChemicalIndustry and their Impact on Vocational Education and Training
- cars - Changes in Attitude about the Relevance of Science
- price signaling. - The practice, now declared illegal, in which competing companies alert each other to proposed changes in their pricing structure, in order to control pricing within an industry. See also price fixing.