What does lppa mean?
lppa means Lead Poisoning Prevention Act
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Lead Poisoning Prevention Act?
Lead Poisoning Prevention Act can be abbreviated as lppa
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What does lppa stand for? lppa stands for "Lead Poisoning Prevention Act". |
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How to abbreviate "Lead Poisoning Prevention Act"? "Lead Poisoning Prevention Act" can be abbreviated as lppa. |
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What is the meaning of lppa abbreviation? The meaning of lppa abbreviation is "Lead Poisoning Prevention Act". |
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What is lppa abbreviation? One of the definitions of lppa is "Lead Poisoning Prevention Act". |
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What does lppa mean? lppa as abbreviation means "Lead Poisoning Prevention Act". |
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What is shorthand of Lead Poisoning Prevention Act? The most common shorthand of "Lead Poisoning Prevention Act" is lppa. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ACCLPP - Advisory Committee on Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
- ACLPP - Advisory Committee on Lead Poisoning Prevention
- ACLPPP - Alameda County Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
- BCLPPP - Boston Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
- CLPPB - Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch
- GCLPPP - Georgia Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
- ICLPPP - Indiana Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
- LPPU - Lead Poisoning Prevention Unit
- OLPPP - Occupational Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
- LPPP - Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
- OLPP - Office of Lead Poisoning Prevention
- ACLPPP - Alabama Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Project
- CLPP - Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
- CLPPA - Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Act
- CLPPP - Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Project
- ICLPP - Indiana Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention
- NCCLPPP - North Carolina Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
- LPPB - Lead Poisoning Prevention Branch
- lppf - Lead Poisoning Prevention Fund
- lppp - Lead Poisoning Prevention Project