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TFI
(redirected from Tubal Factor Infertility)

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TFITest de Français International (French language proficiency test)
TFITobacco Free Initiative (World Health Organization)
TFIThe Fertilizer Institute
TFIThe Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
TFIOffice of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence (US government)
TFITechnology Futures, Inc.
TFITotal Force Integration
TFIThe Family International (est. 1968)
TFITerminal Facility Identifier
TFITubal Factor Infertility
TFITime-Frequency Interleaving
TFIThin-Film Inductive
TFITemporary Flow Identity
TFITrue Finder Integration
TFIThick Film Integrated Ignition (Ford)
TFIThin-Film Imaging
TFITask Force Innovations (construction management provider; Los Angeles, CA)
TFIThanks for Info
TFITemporary Funding Increase
TFITeam France Inshore (boat racing group)
TFITerminal Flight Information
TFITopside Fabrication and Installation (oil installation)
TFIThe Fifth Inning (E. Ethelbert Miller memoir)
TFIThe Focusing Institute (Spring Valley, NY)
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