What does S.A. mean?
S.A. means designation for a corporation in many European countries; see article for meanings
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What is the abbreviation for designation for a corporation in many European countries; see article for meanings?
designation for a corporation in many European countries; see article for meanings can be abbreviated as S.A.
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What does S.A. stand for? S.A. stands for "designation for a corporation in many European countries; see article for meanings". |
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What is the meaning of S.A. abbreviation? The meaning of S.A. abbreviation is "designation for a corporation in many European countries; see article for meanings". |
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What is S.A. abbreviation? One of the definitions of S.A. is "designation for a corporation in many European countries; see article for meanings". |
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What does S.A. mean? S.A. as abbreviation means "designation for a corporation in many European countries; see article for meanings". |
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