Pick your acronym - WTO, IMO, CITES, RFMOs, FAO, Arctic Council - despite their often exasperating pace, they matter greatly in the long view.
You can make your own acronyms by taking the first letter of a list of words or phrase and arranging them in such a way that they form another word that's easy to memorize.
I'm sure you can think of your own snappy acronyms for your experience of renting.
Hence, when using your new acronym – the NBO process – try to look thoughtful and frustrated and resigned, yet still willing to fight the good fight.
Don't put not your trust in acronyms such as PCASS – nor in any other mechanical child of man.
I don't want to be the go-to person in a roomful of people, preaching to the allegedly converted about why culture (or, say, journalism) needs diversity in all its acronyms – your BAMERs, LGBTQIs, ABC1s C2DEs – to be interesting and smart and funny and relevant.
Now with our things, and their stories, we can leverage Thing Association Groups (or TAGs because you can never have enough of abbreviations in your pile of acronyms) to reduce the aforementioned language barrier between people and technology.
The blood tests they take to measure your cholesterol look at different components of fatty acids in your blood, components with acronyms like VLDL, HDL, and LDL.
