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TOEIC question: GTC commonly used abbreviation? Wed Jan 11, 2006 20:18 pm  TOEIC question: GTC commonly used abbreviation?		  
Hi,

is the abbreviation GTC (for General Terms and Conditions) commonly used in business?

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GTC - general terms and conditions Mon Jan 30, 2006 1:16 am  GTC - general terms and conditions		  
Hi Olaf,

GTC can have a lot of meanings, it is usually used for other word combinations than general terms and conditions.
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