What does ITC mean?
ITC means Impractical to Certify
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Impractical to Certify?
Impractical to Certify can be abbreviated as ITC
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What does ITC stand for? ITC stands for "Impractical to Certify". |
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How to abbreviate "Impractical to Certify"? "Impractical to Certify" can be abbreviated as ITC. |
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What is the meaning of ITC abbreviation? The meaning of ITC abbreviation is "Impractical to Certify". |
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What is ITC abbreviation? One of the definitions of ITC is "Impractical to Certify". |
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What does ITC mean? ITC as abbreviation means "Impractical to Certify". |
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What is shorthand of Impractical to Certify? The most common shorthand of "Impractical to Certify" is ITC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CRTFY - Certify
- ITC TRU - Impractical to Certify TRU
- CERT - Certify
- CPM - Certify Pin Multiplayer
- IMPR - Impractical
- T2C - Train-to-Certify
- CPA - Certify Public Accountant
- CTS - Certify to Success
- WLC - weight lost to certify
- CERT - Certify, Certified, Certification
- c - Certify
- c&a - Certify and Accredit
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