TOTU

Acronym	Definition
TOTU	Tales of the Unanticipated (magazine)

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Locals in Chakkar and Totu on Monday and Tuesday had to collectively save the forests from fire and also had narrow escape by saving their houses from the forest fire.

Over 500 cases of forest fires in Himachal Pradesh

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Totu, Andreas 2010 Consumerism in Malaysia: Mass Media, Lifestyles and Identities.

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For instance, the Longman Dictionary (2005) defines throttle (pronounced and known as 'totu' by the mechanics) as 'a piece of equipment that controls the amount of fuel going into a vehicle's engine', but which is being used, by the mechanics, and in fact by most car users, in place of 'pedal' or 'accelerator' which the same dictionary defines as 'a part in a car or in a machine that you press with your foot to control it' or '...

Science and technology as site for language contact: experience from the linguistic style of the non-formal motor mechanics in the south-western Nigeria

Catrina, D.; Totu, A.; Croitoru, S.; Carutasu, G.; Dorin, A.

Heavy machine-tools. Feed-positioning systems for crossrails

Su mele puzoninu chi como t'es finidu su mele de sa chera chi bundabat che bena como pius non d'asa totu inidu che l'asa che in italiano traducevamo, in fretta, e non letteralmente, in questo modo:

<>, un viaggio che si eleva a scrittura. <> di Carlo Levi

I did an interview with a magazine just before I left--you know Totu [a Paris-based gay magazine]?

Catherine Deneuve

The killer, a 21-year-old Romanian nationalist student named Neculai Totu, was shortly afterward acquitted in a public trial held in the atmosphere of public exultation in support of the defendant, who was seen as a fighter for the long-neglected rights of the Romanian nation.

Cultural Politics in Greater Romania: Regionalism, Nation Building, and Ethnic Struggle, 1918-1930

An' ala-apwu ny' aligede M' anu totu pilee ham oh Ongongohe m' eru ny' eheh 15 Gbuh igwuh ny' eheh ka ka.

Songs from the edge of power: interpreting some political polemic of the Igede etuh (proverbs) poet Ode Igbang