What does HOGAR mean?
HOGAR means Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality.?
Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality. can be abbreviated as HOGAR
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What does HOGAR stand for? HOGAR stands for "Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality.". |
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How to abbreviate "Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality."? "Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality." can be abbreviated as HOGAR. |
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What is the meaning of HOGAR abbreviation? The meaning of HOGAR abbreviation is "Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality.". |
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What is HOGAR abbreviation? One of the definitions of HOGAR is "Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality.". |
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What does HOGAR mean? HOGAR as abbreviation means "Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality.". |
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What is shorthand of Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality.? The most common shorthand of "Hispanic Ownership, a Growing American Reality." is HOGAR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ARAH - A Real American Hero
- CNAD - Center for A New American Dream
- CNAS - Center for a New American Security
- HANA - Hispanic, Asian and Native American
- SNAP - Students for a New American Politics
- YAGA - You're A Great American
- EDGE - Economic Development for a Growing Economy
- HOGAR - Home Ownership, a Growing American Reality
- PGFA - Petnet a Growing Family Album
- age - Agenda for a Growing Europe
- ahana - African-American, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American
- dgd - Description of a Growing Disciple
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