What does CLAAC mean?
CLAAC means Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign?
Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign can be abbreviated as CLAAC
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What does CLAAC stand for? CLAAC stands for "Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign". |
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How to abbreviate "Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign"? "Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign" can be abbreviated as CLAAC. |
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What is the meaning of CLAAC abbreviation? The meaning of CLAAC abbreviation is "Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign". |
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What is CLAAC abbreviation? One of the definitions of CLAAC is "Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign". |
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What does CLAAC mean? CLAAC as abbreviation means "Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign". |
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What is shorthand of Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign? The most common shorthand of "Cape to London AIDS Awareness Campaign" is CLAAC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- PEVAC - Pre-Election Voter Awareness Campaign
- AAC - Audiology Awareness Campaign
- AAEP - AIDS Awareness and Empowerment Project
- DEFAC - Defence Ethics and Fraud Awareness Campaign
- AAAF - AIDS Awareness Assistance Fund
- AAF - AIDS Awareness Foundation
- AASHA - AIDS Awareness Sustained Holistic Action
- ACTS - Awareness Campaign for This
- ALC - AIDS LIFE Campaign
- AMSUNAAC - Association of Medical Students of the University of Nairobi AIDS Awareness Campaign
- AMTC - Access to Medicine and Treatment Campaign
- ASMEA - Awareness campaign toward SMEs in Aeronautic domain
- LRDC - London Region Defence Campaign
- TAC - To an AIDS Charity
- YACAA - Youth Awareness Campaign Against AIDS
- AAG - Aids Awareness Group
- ctc - Cape-to-Cairo
- CIU - Cape Plc (London Stock Exchange [LSE])
- VIOT - Village Idiot On Tour. Informal acronym used by London Transport staff to describe certain types of visitor to London, particularly those struggling to comprehend the Underground system and blaming everyone but themselves for their confusion. (Ack A Butle