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What is the abbreviation of marketplace?
It's mp
What is the abbreviation for member?
The usual abbreviation is M - as in MP for Member of Parliament, or MIAPI for Member of the Institute of Advertising Practitioners in Ireland, and many others.
What is the plural of MP?
The plurals for acronyms such as MP add only an S, to become MPs.
What is the abbreviation of electronic?
The abbreviation of electron is e−.
What is the abbreviation of 'have not'?
The abbreviation of "have not" is "haven't."
What is the abbreviation for member of parliament?
MP
What is the abbreviation of marketplace?
It's mp
What is the abbreviation of MP in politics?
Member of Parliament.
Who are the UK mp?
In the UK, MP might be an abbreviation for Metropolitan Police or Member of Parliament.
What does the abbreviation in MP stand for?
Madhya Pradesh....in India
MP stands for?
There are more than 200 common uses of the abbreviation MP. This abbreviation is used to mean military police, media player, Ministerio Publico, Member of Parliament, and melting point.
What does the abbreviation MP stand for?
It could be Member of Parliament or Military Police.
What is MP in politics?
In politics, MP is the abbreviation for "Member of Parliament." MPs are found in most parliamentary systems.
What does the medical abbreviation mp mean?
The term mp can mean several things in medicine. One meaning is Melting Point. Another meaning is Millipond.
What is the abbreviation for member?
The usual abbreviation is M - as in MP for Member of Parliament, or MIAPI for Member of the Institute of Advertising Practitioners in Ireland, and many others.
What is mP?
If your talking about the army's MP then MP means Military Police . MP is where you are a Police Officer but in the Army .. You still have to go on affairs in Iraq,and Afghanistan .. But when there's a Riot .. Your blasted for real..Take that from a US Soldier
An mp or the mp grammar?
An MP ********************************* mp (as shown in the question) could be the abbreviation for: Member of Parliment, or Military Police. (Not sure where the grammar part comes in?)
