What does SDM mean?
SDM means Steps to be taken During Mining
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Steps to be taken During Mining?
Steps to be taken During Mining can be abbreviated as SDM
Other shorthands for Steps to be taken During Mining are: STDM
Other shorthands for Steps to be taken During Mining are: STDM
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What does SDM stand for? SDM stands for "Steps to be taken During Mining". |
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How to abbreviate "Steps to be taken During Mining"? "Steps to be taken During Mining" can be abbreviated as SDM. |
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What is the meaning of SDM abbreviation? The meaning of SDM abbreviation is "Steps to be taken During Mining". |
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What is SDM abbreviation? One of the definitions of SDM is "Steps to be taken During Mining". |
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What does SDM mean? SDM as abbreviation means "Steps to be taken During Mining". |
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What is shorthand of Steps to be taken During Mining? The most common shorthand of "Steps to be taken During Mining" is SDM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- STDM - Steps Taken During Mining
- STDM - Steps to be Taken During Mining
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