"Ed." stands for "editor" in a citation, indicating the person who edited a book or other work. This is often used in bibliographies or reference lists to credit the editor of a work.
It stands for Edison, as in Thomas Edison. Con Ed is the electric company in the northeast USA.
"np" in a citation stands for "no publisher" when the publisher information is not available for a source. It is used to indicate that the publication lacks a specific publisher name or details in the reference.
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An AED is an automated external defribillator.
probably 'short' for Edward
It's a collage degree : Bachelor of Education.
SEC? doesn't that stand for sex ed class
When writing an op-ed piece, taking a stand, keeping it current, and providing solutions are all important.
citation - citación
There are a few benefits to using Ed Hardy hats. Ed Hardy has many different designs on their products, so a person can pick a unique hat and stand out from the crowd.
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It's hard to say with no context, but it MIGHT mean "editor." Usually written something like "Collection of Miscellany (O.G. Whattaschnozzle, Ed.)"