What does ILS mean?
ILS means Includes the Supply
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Includes the Supply?
Includes the Supply can be abbreviated as ILS
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What does ILS stand for? ILS stands for "Includes the Supply". |
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How to abbreviate "Includes the Supply"? "Includes the Supply" can be abbreviated as ILS. |
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What is the meaning of ILS abbreviation? The meaning of ILS abbreviation is "Includes the Supply". |
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What is ILS abbreviation? One of the definitions of ILS is "Includes the Supply". |
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What does ILS mean? ILS as abbreviation means "Includes the Supply". |
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What is shorthand of Includes the Supply? The most common shorthand of "Includes the Supply" is ILS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ds - DISCOM The supply
- ICC - Includes the Catholic Church
- ICM - Includes the Coastal Management
- IDP - Includes the Development Planning
- IFA - Includes the Fishman Affidavit
- III - Includes the Indicators
- ILC - Includes the Lutheran Church
- IRS - Includes the Rules
- ISF - Includes the Formulation
- Iso - Includes the OSI
- SCS - Securing the Supply
- TST - The Supply Team
- TSR - The Supply Room
- TSS - The Supply Solution
- tsrc - The Supply Room Companies
- tss - The Supply Source
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