What does MNR mean?
MNR means Movement for National Reformation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Movement for National Reformation?
Movement for National Reformation can be abbreviated as MNR
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What does MNR stand for? MNR stands for "Movement for National Reformation". |
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How to abbreviate "Movement for National Reformation"? "Movement for National Reformation" can be abbreviated as MNR. |
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What is the meaning of MNR abbreviation? The meaning of MNR abbreviation is "Movement for National Reformation". |
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What is MNR abbreviation? One of the definitions of MNR is "Movement for National Reformation". |
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What does MNR mean? MNR as abbreviation means "Movement for National Reformation". |
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What is shorthand of Movement for National Reformation? The most common shorthand of "Movement for National Reformation" is MNR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MONLAR - Movement for National Land and Agricultural Reform
- NIRMAN - National Integrated Rural Movement for Action Network
- NMS2 - National Movement for Simeon II
- MANI - Movement for African National Initiatives
- MNLA - National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad
- MNU - Movement for National Unity
- MnCA - Movement for the National Congress of Afghanistan
- NAMFREL - National Citizens Movement for Free Elections
- NAMFREL - National Movement for Free Elections
- NMCL - National Movement for Civil Liberties
- NDS - National Movement for Simeon II
- NRC - National Reformation Council
- EMNL - Egyptian Movement for National Liberation
- MND - Movement for National Development
- MNR - Movement for National Reconstruction
- NMRD - National Movement for Reformation and Development
- NRP - National Reformation Party
- SMNL - Sudanese Movement for National Liberation
- dmnl - Democratic Movement for National Liberation
- NMLA - National Movement for the Liberation of the Azawad (a Tuareg separatist movement in Mali)