TND

Last updated March 19, 2024

TND may refer to:

TND (TV station), in Darwin, Australia
Tertium non datur, the law of excluded middle, a law in logic
The National Desk , an American television news program
The Needle Drop, a YouTube channel by music critic Anthony Fantano
Tomorrow Never Dies , 1997 James Bond film
- Tomorrow Never Dies (disambiguation), other topics referred to by this name
Traditional Neighborhood Development, a form of development associated with New Urbanism
TND, currency code of the Tunisian dinar
TND, IATA code of Alberto Delgado Airport near Trinidad, Cuba
tnd, ISO 639 code of the Angosturas Tunebo variety of the Uwa language

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