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What does LP stand for in LP Field?
Louisiana Pacific
What does LP stand for related corporations?
It stands for "Limited Partnership" and in case you were wondering what GP means as well, GP stands for "General Partnership."
When was WRLE-LP created?
WRLE-LP was created in 2004.
When was WEVU-LP created?
WEVU-LP was created in 198#.
When did KPJN-LP end?
KPJN-LP ended in 2012.
Is sprint spectrum lp a disposable phone?
Sprint Spectrum LP refers to a type of mobile service provider rather than a specific device. Disposable phones, often called "burner phones," are typically inexpensive and designed for short-term use. While Sprint Spectrum LP may offer prepaid plans that could be used with disposable phones, the service itself is not inherently disposable. Instead, it provides various mobile plans that can be used with different types of devices.
What are the main uses of a sprint spectrum?
Sprint Spectrum L.P. is a company that provides landline telephone and wireless communication services. It is based in Overland Park, Kansas, USA. It is a subsidiary of SPrint Spectrum Holding Company, L.P.
What does LP stand for in LP Field?
Louisiana Pacific
What does SPRINT stand for?
it does not stand for anything.
What does LP stand for in Los Angeles Angels Baseball LP?
Limited Partnership.
What does LP Gas stand for?
Liquified Petroleum
What is the opposite of stumble?
run, sprint
What does LP stand for with hi-fi audio?
Long Play
What does lp and ep stand for?
LP = Long Player (Album) - EP = Extended Play (Single with more than two tracks)
Does a sprint evo shift have a stand?
no. you can buy one but it does not come with one.
What does the bu lp stand for on a Chevy fuse block?
it stands for BACK-UP LAMP
What kind of coverage speed and price does sprint have?
sprint has "LTE" but it is very poor coverage; and even if there is "LTE" coverage, Sprint's is quite slow, 5 MBPS vs. 25-30 MBPS on Verizon and AT&T. As far as price is concerned, Sprint is on the lower end of the spectrum, but not a T-Mobile or anything.
