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fp

1 American  
  1. Music. forte-piano.

  2. Sports. forward pass.


f.p. 2 American  

abbreviation

  1. fireplug.

  2. foolscap.

  3. foot-pound; foot-pounds.

  4. Music. forte-piano.

  5. freezing point.

  6. fully paid.


F.P. 3 American  

abbreviation

  1. foot-pound.


FP 1 British  

abbreviation

  1. former pupil

  2. freezing point

  3. fully paid

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fp 2 British  

abbreviation

  1. fine point

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symbol

  1. music fortepiano

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“If Powell pushes back against political pressure—suggesting a firmer stance that defends Fed independence—this might trigger short-term USD upside, while indicating support for gradual easing could prompt further downside,” said Aaron Hill from FP Markets.

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Fire Point already has developed Ukraine’s FP-1 drone.

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The large fuel tank of the Flamingo—officially called the FP-5 missile—allows it to travel more than 1,800 miles, according to Fire Point.

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The prototypes of the FP-5 missile were painted in various colors to make their debris easier to locate after test launches.

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It is “no secret that the Fed remains divided and cautious,” FP Markets chief market analyst Aaron Hill said in a note.

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