SP
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special.
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species.
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specific.
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specimen.
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spelling.
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spirit.
abbreviation
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Shore Patrol.
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Socialist party.
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Submarine Patrol.
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standard play: the standard recording speed on a VCR
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starting price
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Spain
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Spaniard
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Spanish
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special
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species
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specific
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Etymology
Origin of s.p.
From Latin sine prōle
Example Sentences
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“There was always going to be some blood on the street with such volatility in the metals complex,” says SP Angel in a note.
Framber Valdez, 32, SP, 3.8, 18.8: Valdez was impressively consistent for the Astros and should be able to choose between several multi-year offers.
From Los Angeles Times
Max Scherzer, 41, SP, 0.2, 75.6: The future Hall of Famer has no intention of retiring, even after posting a 5.19 ERA and giving up 19 home runs in 85 innings for the Blue Jays.
From Los Angeles Times
Now a partnership with power network operator SP Electricity North West will see emergency funding provide about 36,000 meals.
From BBC
SP Electricity North West's chief operating officer Stephanie Trubshaw said the food bank was "a lifeline to families".
From BBC
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