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p & p

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abbreviation

  1. postage and packing

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“In other words, the S&P 500 is expensive, and if past relationships hold, you should not expect much of a return if you buy it when it’s 23. And by the way, that was at the end of last year. The S&P has gone up from there and the S&P P/E ratio is now higher,” making it “definitely expensive,” he added.

From MarketWatch

His supporters refer to him affectionately as Ko P — P for professor — in a nod to his old teaching position at the National Taiwan University College of Medicine.

From Los Angeles Times

From faithful BBC miniseries to jokey zombie mashups, from relatively obscure genre mystery sequels to blockbuster vampire romances, there is a “P&P” for every taste and subgenre.

From Los Angeles Times

According to prosecutors, Ms. Lettman-Hicks disguised fraudulent payments to Mr. Gillum as part of the payroll for her communications company, P & P Communications.

From New York Times

Federal prosecutors rested their public corruption case around noon against former Tallahassee mayor and 2018 gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum and P&P Communications owner Sharon Lettman-Hicks, the Tallahassee Democrat reported.

From Seattle Times