What does ukcc mean?
ukcc means United Kingdom Children's Cancer
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for United Kingdom Children's Cancer?
United Kingdom Children's Cancer can be abbreviated as ukcc
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What does ukcc stand for? ukcc stands for "United Kingdom Children's Cancer". |
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How to abbreviate "United Kingdom Children's Cancer"? "United Kingdom Children's Cancer" can be abbreviated as ukcc. |
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What is the meaning of ukcc abbreviation? The meaning of ukcc abbreviation is "United Kingdom Children's Cancer". |
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What is ukcc abbreviation? One of the definitions of ukcc is "United Kingdom Children's Cancer". |
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What does ukcc mean? ukcc as abbreviation means "United Kingdom Children's Cancer". |
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What is shorthand of United Kingdom Children's Cancer? The most common shorthand of "United Kingdom Children's Cancer" is ukcc. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CRUK - Cancer Research United Kingdom
- UKLCC - United Kingdom Lung Cancer Coalition
- UKMUN - United Kingdom Model United Nations
- UKUF - United Kingdom United Front
- UKUSA - United Kingdom-United States of America
- UKACR - United Kingdom Association of Cancer Registries
- UKCCCR - United Kingdom Coordinating Committee on Cancer Research
- UKCCG - United Kingdom Cancer Cytogenetics Group
- UKCCS - United Kingdom Childhood Cancer Study
- UKCCSG - United Kingdom Children's Cancer Study Group
- UNA-UK - United Nations Association of the United Kingdom
- USARSGUK - United States Army Standardization Group, United Kingdom
- USUK - United States - United Kingdom
- CCRI - Childrens Cancer Research Institute
- UKBCC - United Kingdom Breast Cancer Coalition
- cclg - Childrens Cancer and Leukaemia Group
- UKCCR - United Kingdom Coordinating Committee on Cancer Research
- UNICEF - United Nations Childrens'Fund
- UKCCCR - United Kingdom Coordinating Committee for Cancer Research
- UKCCRG - United Kingdom Children's Cancer Research Group (Oxford)