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paying guest
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postgraduate
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Portugal
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Portuguese
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Etymology
Origin of PG
An American designation established in 1972
Example Sentences
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Former Assemblyman Ian Calderon offered a more modest promise to provide free child care to families earning less than $100,000 annually and to break up PG&E, California’s largest utility, “and literally take California’s power back.”
From Los Angeles Times
Duquesne reported no holdings of PG&E, down from 1.65 million shares.
From Barron's
Now Edison has shifted to follow PG&E’s example.
From Los Angeles Times
While “Wicked” fans know what Oz looks and feels like, they’ve never experienced what Oz smells like, said Jacques Hagopian, a senior vice president at Procter & Gamble PG -0.71%decrease; red down pointing triangle for North America brand operations.
Patti Poppe was brought in to turn around California utility operator PG&E in early 2021, after it was blamed for devastating wildfires.
From Barron's
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