What does IBM mean?
IBM means Is Based on the Many
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Is Based on the Many?
Is Based on the Many can be abbreviated as IBM
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What does IBM stand for? IBM stands for "Is Based on the Many". |
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How to abbreviate "Is Based on the Many"? "Is Based on the Many" can be abbreviated as IBM. |
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What is the meaning of IBM abbreviation? The meaning of IBM abbreviation is "Is Based on the Many". |
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What is IBM abbreviation? One of the definitions of IBM is "Is Based on the Many". |
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What does IBM mean? IBM as abbreviation means "Is Based on the Many". |
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What is shorthand of Is Based on the Many? The most common shorthand of "Is Based on the Many" is IBM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BBC - Based on the British Council
- BCN - Based on the Common
- BNG - Based on the National Grid
- BOR - Based on the Russian
- BSE - Based on the Exploitation
- CoM - Columns on the Many
- IIS - Is Installed on the Same
- IIS - Is Installed on the System
- JBL - Jitsu is Based on Locking
- WOFBI - Needs for Future Vocational Training in the food industry based on the introduction of new technology and changes in Work Organisation in the Food and Beverage Industry
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