What does L2L mean?
L2L means Library to Library
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Library to Library?
Library to Library can be abbreviated as L2L
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What does L2L stand for? L2L stands for "Library to Library". |
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How to abbreviate "Library to Library"? "Library to Library" can be abbreviated as L2L. |
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What is the meaning of L2L abbreviation? The meaning of L2L abbreviation is "Library to Library". |
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What is L2L abbreviation? One of the definitions of L2L is "Library to Library". |
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What does L2L mean? L2L as abbreviation means "Library to Library". |
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What is shorthand of Library to Library? The most common shorthand of "Library to Library" is L2L. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LAMP - Library Access to Music Project
- LASER - Library Access to Selected Electronic Resources
- LCMARVEL - Library of Congress Machine Assisted Realization of the Virtual Electronic Library
- LITE - Library Instruction to Everyone
- LISSTEN - Library and Information Science Students to Encourage Networking
- LSIEF - Library Service to the Impaired Elderly Forum
- Lisic - Library and Information Service to Industry and Commerce
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- lspf - Library Service to Prisoners Forum
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- LSDDP - Library Service to Developmentally Disabled Persons
- LSDF - Library Service to the Deaf Forum
- LSPVPDF - Library Service to People with Visual or Physical Disabilities Forum
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