What does CTLR mean?
CTLR means Computer and Telecommunications Law Review
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Computer and Telecommunications Law Review?
Computer and Telecommunications Law Review can be abbreviated as CTLR
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What does CTLR stand for? CTLR stands for "Computer and Telecommunications Law Review". |
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How to abbreviate "Computer and Telecommunications Law Review"? "Computer and Telecommunications Law Review" can be abbreviated as CTLR. |
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What is the meaning of CTLR abbreviation? The meaning of CTLR abbreviation is "Computer and Telecommunications Law Review". |
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What is CTLR abbreviation? One of the definitions of CTLR is "Computer and Telecommunications Law Review". |
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What does CTLR mean? CTLR as abbreviation means "Computer and Telecommunications Law Review". |
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What is shorthand of Computer and Telecommunications Law Review? The most common shorthand of "Computer and Telecommunications Law Review" is CTLR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ICTSP - Institute for Computer and Telecommunications Systems Policy
- MITTLR - Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review
- MTTLR - Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review
- WMMLR - William and Mary Law Review
- CTSS - Computer and Telecommunications Staff
- ICLR - International and Comparative Law Review
- INLR - Immigration and Nationality Law Review
- LELR - Labour and European Law Review
- WMLR - William and Mary Law Review
- BFLR - Banking and Finance Law Review
- CATS - Computer and Telecommunications Society
- CTC - Computer and Telecommunications Coordinator
- CTE - Computer and Telecommunications Engineering
- CTT - Computer and Telecommunications
- CTSC - Computer and Telecommunications Skills Center
- MALR - Media and Arts Law Review
- CTCs - Computer and Telecommunications Coordinators
- c&ts - Computer and Telecommunications System
- cclr - Carbon and Climate Law Review
- wllr - Washington and Lee Law Review