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LTF
(redirected from Lead the Fleet)

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LTFLife Time Fitness
LTFLocal Transportation Fund
LTFLearning to Fly
LTFLogistics Task Force
LTFLegislative Task Force
LTFLight the Fire
LTFLead the Fleet (US DoD program)
LTFLine Trunk Frame (telecommunications)
LTFLargest Task First (scheduling strategy)
LTFLeap to Frogans
LTFLong Term Forecast
LTFLook, Tone and Feel
LTFLow Temperature Facilities
LTFLocal Training Flight
LTFLackland Training Facility
LTFLong Term Fatigue
LTFLong-Term Fix
LTFLiquid Tight Fitting (connector)
LTFLive the Fourth (Kairos retreats)
LTFLatest Thinking Forecast (project or budget revisions)
LTFLebanese Taekwondo Federation
LTFLanguage-Trait Focused (linguistic)


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The pair, who agonisingly missed out on bronze in the 470 class by just one point four years ago, lead the fleet after the first two races of the 11race series.
The Olympics 2004: Sailing: Pair's first day is plain sailing by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
Meanwhile, Illbruck, one of the yachts competing as part of the Volvo round-the-world race, weathered the storm to lead the fleet.
Yachting classic hit by tornados by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Ironically, the flag-ship brand-name chosen to lead the fleet of home-grown cigarettes is Saraton - Arabic for the Cancer
Smoking trophy: Uzbekistan cigarette market opens for business by Balfour, Jennifer / New Internationalist
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