What does twdl mean?
twdl means Texas Workskills Development in Libraries
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Texas Workskills Development in Libraries?
Texas Workskills Development in Libraries can be abbreviated as twdl
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What does twdl stand for? twdl stands for "Texas Workskills Development in Libraries". |
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What does twdl mean? twdl as abbreviation means "Texas Workskills Development in Libraries". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TWDF - Texas Water Development Fund
- TCAL - Texas Council of Academic Libraries
- TCDA - Texas Career Development Association
- TWDA - Texas Workforce Development Act
- TWDB - Texas Water Development Board
- TCDL - Texas Conference on Digital Libraries
- TWDP - Texas Water Development Board
- TRDC - Texas Rural Development Council
- DELPHI - Development of Libraries and Physical models for anIntegrated design environment
- ILL - In Libraries and Librarians
- TBDP - Texas Biomedical Development Partners
- TCD - Texas Community Development
- TCDC - Texas Certified Development Company
- TCDC - Texas Certified Development Corporation
- TCDP - Texas Community Development Program
- TEDC - Texas Economic Development Clearinghouse
- TIDC - Texas Information Development Commission
- TSDC - Texas Staff Development Conference
- TSDC - Texas Staff Development Council
- TEDD - Texas Economic Development Department (University of Texas)