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LTL
(redirected from Long-Term Loan)

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LTLLaparoscopic Tubal Ligation
LTLLarger Than Life
LTLLaser-to-Target Line
LTLLess Than Lethal
LTLLess than Total Load (teamsters)
LTLLess Than Truck Load
LTLLess Than Truckload Lot
LTLLight Truck Load
LTLLighter than Truckload
LTLLinear Temporal Logic
LTLLinear Transmission Line
LTLLithuanian Litas (Local Currency)
LTLLittle
LTLLocal Target Logic
LTLLocal Transmission Line
LTLLong-Term Loan
LTLLot to Lot (variation)
LTLLow Temperature Loop
LTLLow Traffic Load
LTLLower Tolerance Limit
LTLLower Transport Layer
LTLLoyal Temperance Legion (Children!s branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union)
LTLLan to Lan
LTLLinear Time Temporal Logic
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State funding will cover 60 percent of the project's cost, and the district's share will be paid with a long-term loan.
UPGRADE COMING FOR WEST BORON by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
export-credit agency, approved a US$400 million long-term loan guarantee to help Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex), Mexico's state-owned oil company, develop its natural gas concerns.
The Export-Import Bank of the United States (EX-IM BANK) by Latin Trade
Last week, we repaid $45 million on our long-term loan facility and are on-track to reducing our debt substantially by year-end.
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool moves ahead in its turnaround plan. (Off the ... by SaskBusiness
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