Pa
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Parents' Association.
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paying agent.
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Pennsylvania (approved especially for use with zip code).
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physician's assistant.
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press agent.
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public-address system.
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participial adjective.
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per annum.
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press agent.
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Parents' Association.
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Insurance. particular average.
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passenger agent.
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post adjutant.
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power of attorney.
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press agent.
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public-address system.
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publicity agent.
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purchasing agent.
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Pennsylvania
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personal appearance
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personal assistant
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military Post Adjutant
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power of attorney
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press agent
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Press Association
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banking private account
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public-address system
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publicity agent
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Publishers Association
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purchasing agent
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insurance particular average
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(in New Zealand) probationary assistant
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Panama (international car registration)
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a Māori village or settlement
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history a Māori defensive position and settlement on a hilltop
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to abandon city life in favour of rural life
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Etymology
Origin of pa
Short for papa
Example Sentences
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The country’s second-largest waste firm, Republic is emphasizing plastic recycling and building the third of four planned polymer centers in Allentown, Pa.
David Kelleher, who runs a Dodge and Jeep dealership in Glen Mills, Pa., 27 miles west of Philadelphia, said many American families can’t comfortably take on a new-car payment these days.
Lian Amari and Robert Fisher have six kids living at home in Bethel Park, Pa. The couple worries about paying for groceries, after-school activities and healthcare, especially after recent increases to their insurance premiums.
The Malvern, Pa.-based company has no plans to launch its own cryptocurrency fund.
From Barron's
MIDDLETOWN, Pa.—Forty-six years have passed since America’s worst nuclear accident, at Three Mile Island, jolted the country and created skepticism of nuclear energy.
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