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mp
1mezzo piano.
m.p.
2abbreviation
melting point.
(in prescriptions) in the manner prescribed; as directed.
M.P.
3abbreviation
Member of Parliament.
Metropolitan Police.
Military Policeman.
Mounted Police.
MP
1abbreviation
(in Britain and Canada) Member of Parliament
(in Britain) Metropolitan Police
Military Police
Mounted Police
mp
2abbreviation
melting point
music mezzo piano
mp
3abbreviation
Northern Mariana Islands
Word History and Origins
Origin of MP1
Word History and Origins
Origin of MP1
Example Sentences
It was among historic material belonging to Sir Edward du Cann, who became MP for Taunton in 1956 and went on to be chairman of the Conservative Party.
Mr Atherley compares this with a deal between the US government and MP Materials, under which MP will benefit from more than half a billion dollars worth of investment and soft loans to fund a similar facility in California, as well as a 10-year agreement to ensure all the magnets it produces are sold for a minimum price.
According to Mr Berry, Cai asked "specific questions about each MP within the Conservative leadership election one-by-one", Mr Collins said in his statement.
The deal, which includes a price floor for key products, has sent MP shares up almost 500% year to date, entering Thursday’s trading.
MP, however, is producing rare-earth products already, making it a lower-risk bet.
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