aet.
Americanabbreviation
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of aet.
From the Latin word aetātis
Example Sentences
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The AET now stands at £892, which is what you would earn in a month if you worked for 18 hours a week at the minimum wage.
From BBC
One client, Moses Kamai, was hired by a purported security company with government contracts that Taherzadeh ran, then called AET Holdings, according to Mauro and one of the lawsuits.
From Washington Post
He sued in 2016 and won a judgment for $290,000 against Taherzadeh and AET, which included back pay, expenses that were not reimbursed and interest.
From Washington Post
In another case, Ali sued his own company, AET Holding, and an executive whom The Post was unable to locate.
From Washington Post
"The pan-sexual side is more of a type of bisexuality," said AET Smythe.
From BBC
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