What does OTC mean?
OTC means Outperform the Competition
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Outperform the Competition?
Outperform the Competition can be abbreviated as OTC
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What does OTC stand for? OTC stands for "Outperform the Competition". |
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How to abbreviate "Outperform the Competition"? "Outperform the Competition" can be abbreviated as OTC. |
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What is the meaning of OTC abbreviation? The meaning of OTC abbreviation is "Outperform the Competition". |
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What is OTC abbreviation? One of the definitions of OTC is "Outperform the Competition". |
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What does OTC mean? OTC as abbreviation means "Outperform the Competition". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- 7C - Competition, Customers, Costs, Context, Confidence, Conditions, Cachet
- CAG,N - Competition Advocate General of the Navy
- CSSCGC - The Comp.sys.sinclair Crap Games Competition
- OPF - Outperform
- TCC - The Competition Consortium
- CBC - COMPETITION BUREAU the Competition
- CLEC - Competition Law in the European Communities
- CNW - Competition the Winner
- GSTC - Goods and the Competition
- ICEC - INQUIRY the Competition Commission
- ICM - In the Competition
- NOC - Name of the Competition
- OCCP - Of the Competition and Consumer Protection
- OSO - Outperform Stock Options
- OTCC - Office of the Competition Commission
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- divestiture. - The compulsory transfer of title or disposal of interests (for example, in a corporation or real estate) upon government order, often to satisfy antitrust legislation and ensure competition. Example:
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- COTM - Competition of the Month