What does hjc mean?
hjc means Hispanic Journalists of Columbia
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Hispanic Journalists of Columbia?
Hispanic Journalists of Columbia can be abbreviated as hjc
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What does hjc stand for? hjc stands for "Hispanic Journalists of Columbia". |
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How to abbreviate "Hispanic Journalists of Columbia"? "Hispanic Journalists of Columbia" can be abbreviated as hjc. |
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What is the meaning of hjc abbreviation? The meaning of hjc abbreviation is "Hispanic Journalists of Columbia". |
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What is hjc abbreviation? One of the definitions of hjc is "Hispanic Journalists of Columbia". |
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What does hjc mean? hjc as abbreviation means "Hispanic Journalists of Columbia". |
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What is shorthand of Hispanic Journalists of Columbia? The most common shorthand of "Hispanic Journalists of Columbia" is hjc. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HFSV - Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley
- HBADC - Hispanic Bar Association of the District of Columbia
- HACEMOS - Hispanic Association of Communications Employees of SBC
- HCCET - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of East Tennessee
- HCCMC - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Montgomery County
- HCCMO - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro Orlando
- HAREP - Hispanic Association of Real Estate Professionals
- HDNC - Hispanic Democrats of North Carolina
- HISCEC - Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce
- HARA - Hispanic Association of Realtors and Affiliates
- HCMC - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
- HACE - Hispanic Association of Contractors and Enterprises
- HCCAC - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Alameda County
- HCCL - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana
- HCCOC - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Orange County
- HCCM - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Minnesota
- HCCQ - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Queens
- HCCM - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Marin
- HCCM - Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of MN
- CC - Columbia College (part of Columbia University, New York)