What does SURE mean?
SURE means Students United for Rape Elimination
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Students United for Rape Elimination?
Students United for Rape Elimination can be abbreviated as SURE
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What does SURE stand for? SURE stands for "Students United for Rape Elimination". |
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How to abbreviate "Students United for Rape Elimination"? "Students United for Rape Elimination" can be abbreviated as SURE. |
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What is the meaning of SURE abbreviation? The meaning of SURE abbreviation is "Students United for Rape Elimination". |
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What is SURE abbreviation? One of the definitions of SURE is "Students United for Rape Elimination". |
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What does SURE mean? SURE as abbreviation means "Students United for Rape Elimination". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SUDAN - Students United for Darfur Awareness Now
- ASUN - American Indian Students United for Nursing
- SAFER - Students Active For Ending Rape
- SOAR - Students Organized Against Rape
- SUPE - Students United for Public Education
- SURGE - Students United for a Responsible Global Economy
- SURGE - Students United for A Responsible Global Environment
- CARE - Campus Alliance for Rape Elimination
- SUFR - Students United for Respect
- SUN - Students United for Nebraska
- SUN - Students United for Nonviolence
- SUPER - Students United for Palestinian Equal Rights
- SURE - Stanford United for Rape Elimination
- SURE - Students United for a Rebirth of Excellence
- SURE - Students United for Reform and Equality
- SUCA - Students United for Child Advocacy (Syracuse University; New York)
- SUN - Students United for Nature
- sua - Students United for America
- sub - Students United for Business
- UNSCOM - United Nations Special Commission for the Elimination of Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction