What does TMAC mean?
TMAC means Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition?
Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition can be abbreviated as TMAC
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What does TMAC stand for? TMAC stands for "Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition". |
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How to abbreviate "Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition"? "Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition" can be abbreviated as TMAC. |
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What is the meaning of TMAC abbreviation? The meaning of TMAC abbreviation is "Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition". |
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What is TMAC abbreviation? One of the definitions of TMAC is "Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition". |
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What does TMAC mean? TMAC as abbreviation means "Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition". |
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What is shorthand of Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition? The most common shorthand of "Tennessee Methadone Advocates Coalition" is TMAC. |
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- VAMA - Virginia Alliance of Methadone Advocates
- WTCCC - West Tennessee Clean Cities Coalition
- ATAC - AIDS Treatment Advocates Coalition
- BPAC - Boston Park Advocates Coalition
- LAWAC - los angeles worker advocates coalition
- MRAC - Medicaid Reform Advocates Coalition
- NAMA - National Alliance Methadone Advocates
- NAMA - National Association of Methadone Advocates
- TBCC - Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition
- TVEC - Tennessee Valley Economic Coalition
- GMPC - Georgia Methadone Providers Coalition
- tcpc - Tennessee Crime Prevention Coalition
- tvac - Tennessee Vulnerable Adult Coalition
- afirm - Advocates For the Integration of Recovery and Methadone