What does LTTC mean?
LTTC means Listening to the City
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What is the abbreviation for Listening to the City?
2 ways to abbreviate Listening to the City
Listening to the City can be abbreviated as LTTC
Other shorthands for Listening to the City are: ltc
Listening to the City can be abbreviated as LTTC
Other shorthands for Listening to the City are: ltc
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What does LTTC stand for? LTTC stands for "Listening to the City". |
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How to abbreviate "Listening to the City"? "Listening to the City" can be abbreviated as LTTC. |
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What is the meaning of LTTC abbreviation? The meaning of LTTC abbreviation is "Listening to the City". |
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What is LTTC abbreviation? One of the definitions of LTTC is "Listening to the City". |
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What does LTTC mean? LTTC as abbreviation means "Listening to the City". |
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What is shorthand of Listening to the City? The most common shorthand of "Listening to the City" is LTTC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TOOLSUST - The Involvement of Stakeholders to Develop and Implement Tools for Sustainable Households in the City of Tomorrow
- L2M - Listening to Music
- LTF - Listening to Fear
- LTTR - Listening to the River
- MTTC - Move to the City
- WTTC - Welcome To The City, Inc.
- LITSK - Listening in the Sound Kitchen
- LOP - Listening to Other People
- LTM - Listening to Music
- LTA - Listening To Advice
- kttc - Keys to the City
- ltc - Listening to the City
- ltov - Listening to our visitors
- WTTC - Welcome To The City
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