CA - ND - S - I
English translation: Calificado, No Disponible, Suficiente, Insuficiente
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Calificado, No Disponible, Suficiente, Insuficiente Explanation: Just a guess (there are lots of possibilities): CA = calificado ND = no disponible S = suficiente I = insuficiente |
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