What does PSP mean?
PSP means Projects in the Pipeline
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Projects in the Pipeline?
Projects in the Pipeline can be abbreviated as PSP
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What does PSP stand for? PSP stands for "Projects in the Pipeline". |
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How to abbreviate "Projects in the Pipeline"? "Projects in the Pipeline" can be abbreviated as PSP. |
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What is the meaning of PSP abbreviation? The meaning of PSP abbreviation is "Projects in the Pipeline". |
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What is PSP abbreviation? One of the definitions of PSP is "Projects in the Pipeline". |
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What does PSP mean? PSP as abbreviation means "Projects in the Pipeline". |
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What is shorthand of Projects in the Pipeline? The most common shorthand of "Projects in the Pipeline" is PSP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PITJ - Projects in the Jungle
- PRINCE2 - Projects IN Controlled Environments
- PIDT - Projects in International Development and Training
- PRINCE - Projects In Controlled Environments
- BIOREP - Permanent inventory of Biotechnology Research Projects in the European Communities
- CETP - Candidates in the Pipeline
- PDP - Projects in Developing
- PIGS - Projects in Grocery Sacks
- PIM - Projects in Motion
- PITS - Projects in Theatre Skills
- PIP - Projects in Progress
- PRTD - Projects in Rational Tourism Development
- PSE - Projects in Solar Energy
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