What does 3-1-1. mean?
3-1-1. means A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc
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What is the abbreviation for A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc?
A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc can be abbreviated as 3-1-1.
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What does 3-1-1. stand for? 3-1-1. stands for "A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc". |
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How to abbreviate "A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc"? "A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc" can be abbreviated as 3-1-1.. |
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What is the meaning of 3-1-1. abbreviation? The meaning of 3-1-1. abbreviation is "A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc". |
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What is 3-1-1. abbreviation? One of the definitions of 3-1-1. is "A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc". |
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What does 3-1-1. mean? 3-1-1. as abbreviation means "A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc". |
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What is shorthand of A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc? The most common shorthand of "A rule devised by the Transportation Security Administration to limit the amount of liquids that can be carried aboard an airliner. The rule limits passengers to carrying only containers of three ounc" is 3-1-1.. |
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