tpi

American

teeth per inch.
turns per inch.

TPI British

abbreviation

tax and price index: a measure of the increase in taxable income needed to compensate for an increase in retail prices

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"We have got above-inflation increases in service charges and that comes as no surprise to any leaseholders," the TPI’s Andrew Bulmer says.

From BBC

He points to TPI data which suggests the only cost that has not seen above-inflation rises is the fees managing agents charge to cover their own admin and running costs.

From BBC

The TPI data suggests the biggest single factor driving up service charge costs are buildings insurance premiums – up 92% in five years.

From BBC

But with renovation at TPI, he was throwing off dirt.

From Seattle Times

Rahm has been going to TPI since he was at Arizona State with his coach, Dave Phillips, and co-founder Greg Rose.

From Seattle Times

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