" ■ 57A: An odd clue, this abbreviation of an abbreviation, but the only three-letter abbreviation that would fit "Part of E.S.T." is STD for "standard.
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" – 23D: G.I. is an abbreviation, so the answer must be an abbreviation: Grub that soldiers eat is called "M.
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Yes, it's short for "gigabyte," but no, it's not an abbreviation so you don't need an abbreviation signal in the clue.
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Each city has its state abbreviation inside it, so 3D'S TUSCALOOSA contains AL, or the abbreviation for Alabama, where TUSCALOOSA is.
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Remember the "must match" rule from our guide: An abbreviation in the clue means the answer has to be an abbreviation.
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Ind is an abbreviation of individual, Mre for mystery, Msr is a combination of Miss and Sir, Pr an abbreviation of person.
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Note: Story updated to change bitcoin cash abbreviation to BCH.
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P. time," an abbreviation that stands for "Colored People time.
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I never know where to clue fill as an abbreviation.
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It's meant to be part of the abbreviation at 5A.
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" With a three letter entry and the abbreviation indicator "sch.
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She examined the baby's face, an abbreviation of her own.
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" We know it's an abbreviation because of the shortened "Fig.
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It also wants people to stop using LDS as an abbreviation.
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Or — perhaps more likely — is this an abbreviation of "Crooked Hillary"?
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I thought the abbreviation for Lucasfilm was LFL, for Lucasfilm Ltd.
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That "U" has a period after it, making it an abbreviation.
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CBD is the common abbreviation for cannabidiol, a chemical derived from cannabis.
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Many posted with the hashtag "#PrayForKyoani" - using an abbreviation for Kyoto Animation.
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One wonders what the official abbreviation will be, and what will stick.
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"USMC" is also a common abbreviation for the United States Marine Corps.
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"We know DL works," Clark said, using an abbreviation for deep learning.
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The abbreviation for argentium is AG, which is circled in the grid.
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" The first bit is an abbreviation for "experimental," the second for "instrument.
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It's also referred to as NetzDG, an abbreviation of its full German name.
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There's "AGM," an abbreviation of "Annual General Meeting," preferred by the finance crowd.
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This is an old abbreviation, and the association is now known as AUPresses.
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The protagonist is named "Offred" — an abbreviation for "of Fred," Fred being her commander.
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The heart of his style was not abbreviation but amputation; not simplicity but mystery.
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Indulgences brought you an abbreviation of your stay in Purgatory, but what was Purgatory?
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The first name is a play on the abbreviation for the Las Cumbres Observatory.
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"Dear UP Police," one person wrote on Twitter, using the abbreviation for Uttar Pradesh.
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D.P.R.K. is the abbreviation of the North's official name, Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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What if we did a new abbreviation for SXSW and called it "Sex-W"?
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The group uses that abbreviation to distinguish it from the American Psychiatric Association (APA).
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Its use persists as an abbreviation of Zionist, itself turned into a dirty word.
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MUFG is an abbreviation of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, the parent company of the bank.
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DPRK is the abbreviation of the country's official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
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What started as merely a clumsy abbreviation becomes a concept beyond definition and beyond explanation.
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Venture capitalists love artificial intelligence companies lately, and AI is a concise, universally recognized abbreviation.
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People magazine said Archie is an abbreviation for Archibald, which means genuine, bold and brave.
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Unfortunately, UNI isn't a common abbreviation in American-style crosswords, so that's not the answer.
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K." for the first known time, using the abbreviation next to the words "all correct.
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YPT is an abbreviation of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the country's official name.
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In 2013, you switched to the abbreviation TTNG instead of using This Town Needs Guns.
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Let's not use the industry abbreviation; let's put in a 'k' and be done with it.
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One piece of graffiti read "OMCriminelle", playing on the letters "OMC", the French abbreviation for "WTO".
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It's referring to the titles of the actual lawyers themselves: the abbreviation is ESQS for Esquires.
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MUFG is an abbreviation of Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc, the parent company of the bank.
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D.P.R.K. is an abbreviation for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, another name for North Korea.
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And is it a coincidence that DDlg looks like a texting abbreviation of the word "diddling"?
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That means that "long." is an abbreviation (for "longitude"), and the counterpart of longitude is LATitude.
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The abbreviation I.Q. stands for "intelligence quotient," and is clinically known as the Stanford-Binet test.
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When we talk about "shortening" in crossword puzzles, we're either talking about OLEO or an abbreviation.
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Joseph Ponde Isambwa, using an abbreviation for the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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In this case, the circled letters happen to be HE, which is the abbreviation for helium.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the abbreviation of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.
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Here's how I figured out that the answer wasn't TRA: I knew that 7D's "Little scissor cut" was SNIP, which would mean that the second letter in the state abbreviation was an I. If the answer was TRA, that would make the abbreviation AI, which doesn't exist.
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CBD is an abbreviation for cannabidiol, one of more than 100 active cannabinoid components found in cannabis.
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"OSG" is an abbreviation for the Office of Solicitor General, which litigates on behalf of the government.
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You may refer to it by its kicky abbreviation, O.C.D. I prefer to call it Da Beast.
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This is a Christogram, any combination of letters that forms an abbreviation for the name Jesus Christ.
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"Ms." is a magazine, but the abbreviation MS stands for "manuscript," the technical name for author submissions.
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Those tricks require a little bit more deduction, in many cases an abbreviation (as in PING, above).
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"Chest thumper, for short?" could be an abbreviation for a braggart, but how would you do that?
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" And while most of them eventually fell out of fashion, one abbreviation persisted: "OK," or "oll korrect.
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Correction October 3, 2019: An earlier version of this diary included a typo in Maine's state abbreviation.
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The CSTO, also widely known under its Russian abbreviation ODKB, unites Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
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DPRK is the abbreviation of the authoritarian nation&aposs official name, the Democratic People&aposs Republic of Korea.
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That's where mobile health, often known by the abbreviation mHealth, can become an essential lifeline for developing communities.
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Andrea M. Dykes, a public affairs officer for the coalition, using an abbreviation for the Afghan Air Force.
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"For short" hints at an abbreviation or shortening of the word, and the answer is EDS, for EDitorS.
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By the early '90s, the term was reduced to an abbreviation and inflated into a right-wing boogeyman.
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Confusion about OBOR isn't helped by its lack of a clear name or even a settled upon abbreviation.
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VIP is an abbreviation for "very important person," but your goal is to be the most important person.
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Lego, an abbreviation of the Danish "leg godt" meaning "play well", was introduced to South Korea in 1984.
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"His father had the O.C. ties, not him," Chief Boyce said Tuesday, using an abbreviation for organized crime.
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Their absence is bound to further worsen the fortunes of their party, known by the abbreviation PML-N.
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In Berlin, the Alternative for Germany, known by its German abbreviation AfD, is already sitting in the Bundestag.
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Occasionally, the former will be clued with respect to the Utah Jazz: UTA is the team's scoreboard abbreviation.
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So "Lengua de Mex." would be ESP (the abbreviation) for Español (the Spanish word for the Spanish language).
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That institution, the Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research (Persian abbreviation: SPND), remains fully operational to this day.
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He also has neck ink that reads, "CWB" -- a common abbreviation for a gang called Crazy White Boy.
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The abbreviation stands for the term "ritardando," which suggests a slowing from one tempo to another in transition.
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Washington C.H. (the local abbreviation) isn't the only place in Ohio taking a harder-line approach to addiction.
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Instead he's doing tax cuts & Obamacare Lite," she tweeted, using an abbreviation for the phrase, "on the other hand.
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"I mean to send an email, ffs," he said, using the abbreviation for a common vulgar expression of annoyance.
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"We consider this abbreviation and potential censorship to run contrary to the spirit of the Academy's mission," they wrote.
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The C is an abbreviation for my first name, which will remain anonymous, but it also stands for cannabis.
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As president of the National Bureau of Economic Research (widely known by its abbreviation, N.B.E.R.), his words are authoritative.
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"Drilling grp.?" is asking you to think of the abbreviation for a group that holds drills, or the ROTC.
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The name kuku paka is an abbreviation for kuku wa kupaka, Swahili that translates roughly as chicken in sauce.
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" Some fans on Twitter lamented the change, complaining that they could no longer use the well-known abbreviation "D.
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These companies, known by the abbreviation "i-buyers", try to do to property sales what Billy Beane did to baseball.
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"We consider this abbreviation and potential censorship to run contrary to the spirit of the Academy's mission," the letter read.
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"UNSUB" is an abbreviation for "unknown subject" and refers to so-called Colorado and Wyoming cells of the Phineas Priesthood.
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The artist was later revealed to be fictional character (whose name was an abbreviation of the National Gallery and Tate).
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Halloween, an abbreviation for All Hallows' Eve, originated as a pagan festival celebrated by the Celts thousands of years ago.
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Photo via John Londono CRi, an abbreviation of the name Christophe, is also the French word for 'shout' or 'scream'.
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Another n-gram search shows that the abbreviation "con con," widely used by convention opponents, also was invented around 1960.
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If any phrase could be slang or an accepted abbreviation given the context, it was not counted as an error.
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To which, Mr. Kalanick said, he responded, "Your people are not your IP." IP is an abbreviation for intellectual property.
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Growing up, I was obsessed with Meals, Ready to Eat (which are almost exclusively referred to by their abbreviation: M.R.E.s).
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The title abbreviation stands for Real Redheaded Revolutionary Evolutionary Defiance, and the premise is intriguing even if it is counterfactual.
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"Hey, the U.C. is walking up the block," Mr. Paz said, according to prosecutors, using the abbreviation for undercover officer.
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Unfinished rooms posing hazards to the young guests were marked "STFO" — an abbreviation for "stay out," spiked with an expletive.
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Korean language watermark on image as provided by source reads: "KCNA" which is the abbreviation for Korean Central News Agency.
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"Thousands of books were marked by the Nazis with the letter J, an abbreviation for Judenbücher — Jewish books," he said.
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In reality, the D.S.M., the abbreviation by which it is commonly known, is more like a dictionary than a bible.
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The bacon will pair well with the new stack-of-pancakes and egg emojis, for all your breakfast slam abbreviation needs.
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They consider themselves members of an informal movement known as FKK, an abbreviation of Freikörperkultur, which translates to Free Body Culture.
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" Today's episode is about a drug to fight H.I.V. • Here's today's Mini Crossword puzzle, and a clue: What the abbreviation "i.
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This grammatical choice can indicate the presence of an abbreviation in a corresponding entry, like TD for "touchdown" in TD PASS.
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He used an abbreviation for "external operations," referring to the Islamic State's campaign to conduct attacks outside of its core territories.
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"It's also about Russia and the Syrian regime and the Y.P.G.," an abbreviation for the main Kurdish militia in northern Syria.
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The answer to "The 'P' of 214-Down" is PALE, and 23D itself is IPA, the abbreviation for India Pale Ale.
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The clue, "Bleeping government org.?" is looking for an abbreviation for a government organization that might "bleep" out things on television.
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According to NASA, the first part of the name is usually an abbreviation for the telescope or survey that found it.
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This record is their first full length in four years, following 2012's EFUNK (an abbreviation for Everybody's Freaky Under Nature's Kingdom).
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Given that Alexis was named after her father, it's likely her initials' similarity to the Aussie Open's abbreviation is just a coincidence.
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For example, "futa"—an abbreviation for futanari, the Japanese term usually applied to hermaphroditic animated pornography—returned several NSFW gifs earlier today.
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"KyoAni artists spread joy all over the world and across generations with their masterpieces," Cook said, using an abbreviation for Kyoto Animation.
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Cramer was referring to his abbreviation for Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Alphabet's Google, to which he has since added another "A" — Apple.
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On Thursday, KEEMSTAR popularized the "#SaveSocialBlade" hashtag, aimed at convincing YouTube to reverse the planned abbreviation of public-facing YouTube subscriber counts.
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" He also shared a tweet calling former President Ronald Reagan and Trump the "GOATs," an abbreviation used for "Greatest of All Time.
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They hate that I can get the honest and unfiltered message out," Trump wrote on Twitter, using an abbreviation for "mainstream media.
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Have you seen the tremendous success we've had in the Middle East with the ISIS (an abbreviation for the Islamic State group)?
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"It is in our waters, so we are leading the S.A.R. operations," he said Monday, using an abbreviation for search and rescue.
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You will see her quite a bit in crosswords, although occasionally, UTA is clued as a scoreboard abbreviation for the Utah Jazz.
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The representational style that Ms. Dodd has since explored comes into focus with paint handling and abbreviation yielding their own abstract forms.
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He makes his point by offering us a theme set of four entries that each contain the OVERTIME abbreviation, OT, three times.
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The students are demanding Widodo issue a regulation replacing the new law on the corruption commission, known by its Indonesian abbreviation, KPK.
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It's also treated its Northern neighbors to K-pop, an abbreviation of "Korean pop music" characterized by high-energy songs and garish colors.
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Update: Due to an editing error, an earlier version of this article identified the abbreviation for the Department of Transportation as the DOJ.
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"Macro" is an abbreviation for macronutrient, says Kelly Pritchett, PhD, RD, CSSD, assistant professor in nutrition and exercise science at Central Washington University.
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DITIB (Turkish abbreviation for Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs): the German arm of the Diyanet, based in the Central Mosque of Cologne.
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After announcing the final track, however, Cohen seems to perk up a bit, even calling out "YSL" — Thugger's abbreviation for Young Stoner Life.
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We are officially changing our name from Andrew Jackson Jihad to the simple, familiar abbreviation that most of you already call us: AJJ.
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"We don't market it as the smart home, or ever use the phrase IoT," Frankel said, referencing the abbreviation for Internet of Things.
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The answer is AAA, because "briefly" means abbreviation, and AAA will give you a lift on its trucks if you need roadside assistance.
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Using a placeholder name is fairly common in corporate transactions, either for confidentiality or just as an abbreviation of a company's legal name.
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"He has a T.B.I." — an abbreviation for a traumatic brain injury the lawyers said Mr. Scott sustained in a motorcycle accident in November.
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In 211, he started a church called Way of the Future, shortened to WOTF, just one letter off from the more appropriate abbreviation.
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"This is not the time for Harvey or TWC to appear defiant or indignant," he wrote, using an abbreviation for the Weinstein Company.
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First shock, then surprise, then Whisky Tango Foxtrot''— military slang for a three-letter abbreviation that you also hear a lot these days.
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The challenge was coming up with entries that were consistent, made sense in English and did not repeat a letter in the abbreviation.
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Perhaps this is because Wideman's layered and sometimes contradictory insights resist abbreviation and easy dissemination in short bursts of epiphany on social media.
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Alexa still lacks context for AM / PM reminders and alarms (unlike Siri and Google Assistant), which is actively annoying, so don't forget the abbreviation.
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It was headed THOMAS JOSEPH CORBALLY and labeled "AR," which is the FBI's abbreviation for anti-racketeering, the law enforcement term for mob work.
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Peter Wentz has found six examples of well-known phrases that start with an abbreviation consisting of two initials, like TD Bank, for example.
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"Steve, appears certain state departments are concerned with Flint's WQ," wrote Michael Prsyby, an engineer in the department, using an abbreviation for water quality.
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In the short time since its formation, Extinction Rebellion, which goes by the abbreviation XR, has garnered wide public support in the United Kingdom.
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The album title, which includes a popular online abbreviation for a vulgar phrase, was designed to speak to millennials as well, Ms. Joshua said.
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The organization, commonly known by its French abbreviation, F.I.A., has efforts underway to increase female participation, but also supports the series, with a caveat.
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As a result, the established L.G.B.T. abbreviation has acquired a few extra letters — and a cluster of ancillary terminology around both sexuality and gender.
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" The guidance also applies when prescribing medicine: Doctors have been asked to use English such as "twice daily" instead of the Latin abbreviation "B.
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And you also need to know that the abbreviation for Lucasfilm is LTD, while the name of a palmlike tropical plant is the CYCAD.
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" One such commonly used nickname that Bloomberg and his colleagues used, according to this ex-employee, was "SFU" -- abbreviation for "Short, Fat and Ugly.
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Without seeing the actual returns, he said, "asserting that TTO counterparties are not 'Russian' is genuinely meaningless," using an abbreviation for the Trump Organization.
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The total length of paper encyclopedias remained relatively finite, but the number of facts in the universe kept growing, leading to attrition and abbreviation.
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Op-ed Op-ed is technically an abbreviation of "opposite" and "editorial" because such columns traditionally appear opposite the editorial page in a newspaper.
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Like this one, a Pizza recipe from the original DS Cooking Mama: There's always been a degree of abbreviation, even impressionism to Cooking Mama.
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Asked if they supported feminism and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues, the band said they had no idea what the abbreviation LGBT stood for.
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Lego — which comes from an abbreviation of the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well" — has a mission to help kids build development through play.
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" One group called "Stop AI" — an abbreviation for "stop all invaders" — advertised against face coverings, saying they "should be banned in every state across America.
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He noted jokingly that the Spanish abbreviation for a unilateral declaration of independence is DUI, which in English is short for driving under the influence.
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Since "Org." is abbreviated, you can bet there's going to be an abbreviation in the entry — everything in a clue is there for a reason.
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The CHP was in uproar in 2013 over the removal of his silhouette and the Turkish Republic abbreviation from state medals and some public buildings.
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Mr. Vigeland has added the letters "DR" (the abbreviation for "Doctor") to a set of common phrases and then clued them in a wacky way.
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Personally, I do think it's a little cheesy, but I'm also glad they didn't go the made-up route (Mondelez) or the abbreviation one (Tronc).
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"Every abuse committed against an O.F.W. is an affront against us, as a sovereign nation," Mr. Duterte said, using an abbreviation for overseas Filipino worker.
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Thanks to a series of lucky breaks, its jokey abbreviation, "OK" survived — and even ended up being (arguably) the first word spoken on the moon.
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Dr. Ian Roberts, the Formula One medical rescue coordinator for the International Automobile Federation, known by its French abbreviation F.I.A., had no way of knowing.
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The administrator also faced a number of questions about PFAS, the abbreviation for a class of chemicals that have been leaching into the water supply.
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Mr. Castorina responds with an abbreviation for a phrase that loosely means he is laughing so hard, a part of his body will fall off.
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Mr. Castorina says he worries that he will be subject to retaliation, but once again signals through abbreviation that he finds the matter hilariously funny.
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The next day, at his first "bilat" (an abbreviation of "bilateral talk") with the French president, Emmanuel Macron, Ms. Haberman tried to ask a question.
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The effectiveness of DDT, an abbreviation for dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane, as an insecticide was first discovered in 1939 by Paul Hermann Müller, a Swiss chemist.
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A customer putting an abbreviation for a county name is considered a "serious" mistake, even though the address and zip code make that information redundant.
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Hashtags poking fun at the abbreviation and variations on it took off on Twitter and Facebook almost as soon as the news was made public.
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"The whole idea behind the B.W.C. program is to ensure transparency and accountability for the public," he said, using an abbreviation for body-worn cameras.
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Other historians have also pointed out the penchant for ignoring the factual history of the abbreviation and seizing upon their own fiction of the past.
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Using the abbreviation #J20, some organizers have called for a general strike, while #DisruptJ20 is planning more specific resistance efforts to President-elect Donald Trump.
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But President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said after the Istanbul attack that the government makes no differentiation between "terror" groups "whatever their name or abbreviation is".
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He's likely going to go in the first round, and can do this: No. 12 Arkansas-Little Rock: Can't go with a better abbreviation than UALR?
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Forum members did as they were told, and began using the abbreviation "NFBSK" (short for "Not For British School Kids") in the place of rude content.
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Dugas was placed near the center of this cluster, and the researchers identified him as patient O, an abbreviation to indicate that he resided outside California.
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An 'experiment' EXP is an abbreviation of the word "experiment," a literal play on the group's origins as a student project exploring global culture and identity.
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Often known by the abbreviation SOF, Special Operations Forces is the umbrella name covering the gamut of commando and unconventional warfare units across the armed services.
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"Of course, this is only a preliminary result, and the P.D. did not go too badly," he said, using the Italian abbreviation for the Democratic Party.
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While a lot of his Bitcoin Cash-specific tweets were from late 2017, he still has "BCH" — the abbreviation for Bitcoin Cash — in his Twitter name.
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On it, apart from my biographical details and a photograph, there is a drawing of the Khyber Pass and the abbreviation N.W.A., for North Waziristan Agency.
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While the four-letter spelling "okay" was already approved, the shorter version had not previously been included because of debate about whether it was an abbreviation.
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"An 'A' in physics?" is not about a class grade; it's referring to the abbreviation for AMPERE, or "amp," which is a unit of electrical current.
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CUV is an abbreviation for "crossover utility vehicle," also often just called a "crossover," which is an SUV-like vehicle typically built on a car platform.
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The preliminary results of the latest drug -- which goes by the abbreviation 11-beta-MNTDC -- were presented Monday at the annual meeting of the Endocrine Society.
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The abbreviation stands for autonomous sensory meridian response, a name that was coined in 2010, as videos intended to stimulate the response started to take off.
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If a term pops up such as search-engine optimization that has a common abbreviation, like SEO, or other name, be sure to include that as well.
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"Power sector modeling does not predict the construction of any new coal-fired EGUs," a footnote in the proposal reads, using the abbreviation for electric generating unit.
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"Copacabana and beach volleyball have perfect chemistry," said Angelo Squeo, the beach volleyball director for the international volleyball federation, known as the F.I.V.B. for its French abbreviation.
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CRAB That's the unfortunate abbreviation for the Portuguese name of the Sebrae Reference Center for Brazilian Handicrafts, tucked away in restored 18th-century buildings in Tiradentes Square.
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"We have NOT violated the #JCPOA," Zarif wrote on Twitter, referring to the deal by the abbreviation of its formal title, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action.
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"No one associated with W.L.O." — an abbreviation she used to refer to the WikiLeaks organization — "pressured me into sending any more information," she said at the time.
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The Evergreen State is Washington, and it's postal abbreviation is WA. Now add in some "psychedelic stuff" like 'shrooms: WA + 'SHROOMS = WASHROOMS Need a bit more help?
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Then came J Clarke, an abbreviation of his first name, a more mature MC who highlighted his growth not just as a musician but as a person.
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The rather clumsily named Meal, Ready-to-Eat—an abbreviation to the even worse genetic-condition-sounding MRE—is as varied as a whirlwind tour of the planet.
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The title today refers to an abbreviation that has been undone, lengthened back to words, but unusually so, so that the long version takes on a new meaning.
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"Within 30 minutes of the inauguration, they had removed LGTBQ rights from the White House website," she said, using the abbreviation for lesbian, gay, transsexual, bisexual or queer.
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The term is an abbreviation of "first for first," a request for people to like their latest post in exchange for a like on their most recent post.
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Obadiah said the civil penalties for failing to file the disclosure, known by the acronym FBARs (the IRS' abbreviation for foreign bank and financial accounts), can be significant.
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The author Harriet Dyer goes far beyond the abbreviation to explore key vocabulary, figures, historical markers and artistic works, all packaged in cheery graphics and clear, conversational language.
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Representative Daniel Crenshaw, Republican of Texas, using the abbreviation for the authorization for the use of military force, said that Congress should be receptive to modifying such measures.
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The abbreviation can mean a few things, including "owner occupied" and "owner operator;" it'd be a great graphic for an owner/operator of an optical shop, wouldn't it?
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The entry RAMI appeared in the Crossword a total of 94 times, up until about 25 years ago, clued as an abbreviation for branches, either nerve or botanical.
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"Thus, any organism that feeds on terrestrial life phases of freshwater insects could be impacted by MPs found in aquatic ecosystems," they added, using an abbreviation for microplastics.
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I originally had one more theme entry in the center — TIN ORE (from SNORE) — but Will made a good point that "Sn" isn't a direct abbreviation for tin.
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The letters GFBD, an abbreviation of "God Forgives, Brothers Don't," graced the Army team's skull and crossbones spirit flag for more than 25 years, according to the statement.
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"This is how powerful ESG profiles are," Robbins said, using an abbreviation for environmental, social and governance profile, which measures how a company's activities impact those interest areas.
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"At least if it was a verified exit scam people could write off their btc as gone and plan accordingly," one user wrote, using an abbreviation for Bitcoin.
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"Turks have always been the most welcoming & gracious hosts to their Anzac visitors," Altun said on Twitter, using the abbreviation for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
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Though not a household name like silicon, gallium nitride, often referred to by its abbreviation GaN, could be used to construct a new generation of powerful and versatile microchips.
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Libra could be a play on the word LIBOR, an abbreviation for the London Inter-bank Offered Rate that's used as a benchmark interest rate for borrowing between banks.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Thursday in an update to its style guide that the nickname "Mormon" and the abbreviation "LDS" should be avoided.
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In a courtroom sketch from Saturday's episode, host James Franco raised a surprisingly good point about the term 'za,' which some of us use as an abbreviation for pizza.
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They would soon be referred to as "motels," a name coined by the owner of the Milestone Mo-Tel (an abbreviation of "motor hotel") in San Luis Obispo, California.
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"Fact is, the PBoC is also after a stable CNY," he said, using the three-letter abbreviation for the Chinese yuan (which is also called the renminbi, or RMB).
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They got tired of doing that and, according to "A History of Mathematical Notations" (1929), the abbreviation for the Spanish dollar was tweaked to become the U.S. dollar sign.
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"It would take approximately 1.5 years to eliminate PFOS from the cow after a 30-day exposure period," the study noted, using an abbreviation for another form of PFAS.
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And a screenshot provided by anti-exploitation startup AntiToxin reveals active WhatsApp groups with names like "Children 💋👙👙" or "videos cp" — a known abbreviation for 'child pornography'.
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Waymo argues that Uber has misappropriated eight trade secrets pertaining mainly to lidar — an abbreviation for "light detecting and ranging" — sensors that help the cars navigate on their own.
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" A serious reader might know that it's an abbreviation of a longer passage: "The best days of life, for all poor mortal creatures, / Are the soonest to be gone.
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Soweto was established by the white government in the 1930s as a black ghetto on the southwestern fringe of Johannesburg (the name is an abbreviation of South Western Townships).
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The PBOC's move could be "seen as a coded signal for a CNY strengthening policy," Mizuho said in a note on Monday, using an abbreviation for the Chinese yuan.
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Banks cultivated plausible deniability, their internal oversight systems too feeble to pin responsibility on any individual; Goldman executives used the abbreviation LDL — "let's discuss live" — to hide their traces.
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"We have declared the mark 'Marika,' which is an abbreviation of 'Mario Kart' widely known as the series of racing games that we manufacture and sell," the press release read.
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Wrong. According to much of the Twitterverse, her use of the common-but-controversial Christmas abbreviation "Xmas" was a big no-no that ignores the religious roots of the holiday.
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"RN stations RUP 56 (Peleduy) and RUP 57 (Bilibino) have resumed operations in #Russia & are currently backfilling data," CTBTO chief Lassina Zerbo said on Twitter, using an abbreviation for radionuclide.
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Extinction Rebellion, which goes by the abbreviation XR, describes itself as an "international movement" that uses "non-violent civil disobedience" to bring issues such as climate change to the fore.
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In a recent tweet, Serena pointed out that Alexis Jr.'s initials, A.O., are the same as the abbreviation for the Australian Open, which she won while she was pregnant.
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And the former couple got matching tattoos just a few days after getting engaged, reading "H2GKMO" (which is an abbreviation of Grande's favorite saying, "Honest to God, knock me out").
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"It's understandable that the C.B.P. wants to use drones," said Maureen Meyer, using an abbreviation for U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the Border Patrol's parent within the Homeland Security Department.
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CRISPR, an abbreviation of Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, forms the basis of techniques known as CRISPR/Cas9 or Cpf1 that modify the structures of genes within living organisms.
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Lego, an abbreviation of the Danish "leg godt" meaning "play well", plans to open two flagship stores in Shanghai and Beijing and continue its partnership with Chinese internet giant Tencent.
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She cherry-picks ideas about simple geometries (and stripes) from Peter Halley, Frank Stella and Agnes Martin, but filters them through her own notions of wit, scale, materials and abbreviation.
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"Even though there is a legal process in place, I have asked TfL to make themselves available to meet with him," he added, using the abbreviation for the transit agency.
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"We've already established the measures that are in place that go down into the MERV a ways," General Townsend said, using a military abbreviation for the Middle Euphrates River Valley.
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It's a show by L.G.B.T.Q. people about L.G.B.T.Q. people — in learning the back stories of the queens, the audience comes to understand just how diverse a community that abbreviation encompasses.
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CBD is the the abbreviation for cannabidiol, one of the non-psychoactive ingredients in cannabis that is believed to offer wide-ranging health benefits (the nastier, psychoactive ingredient is THC).
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And just as Augustus had manipulated the iconic abbreviation for his own agenda, it would again be repurposed and reinterpreted to fit the needs of the institution and the institutor.
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Others have suggested that its use in ancient Roman pipes — the word "plumbing" and lead's abbreviation on the periodic table, Pb, both come from Latin — helped bring down that empire.
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So we created Tusi, a clever, attractive way of typing quickly and easily on a smartwatch using a novel UI and state-of-the-art word prediction, correction and abbreviation expansion.
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Lego, an abbreviation of the Danish "leg godt" meaning "play well", plans to open its third flagship store in Beijing in March and continue its partnership with Chinese internet giant Tencent.
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Opinion polls give ANO - which means Yes in Czech and is also an abbreviation for "Action by Dissatisfied Citizens" - around 30 percent, some 10-15 points more than the Social Democrats.
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The Zika virus has hit India's Tata Motors, which has decided to rebrand soon-to-be launched hatchback vehicle which was to have been called Zica, an abbreviation of "Zippy Car."
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The Americans were later joined by Afghan units that had been "emboldened by the U.S.S.F.'s assertive and quick actions," the investigators said, using an abbreviation for United States Special Forces.
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The international volleyball federation, known as the FIVB, an abbreviation for its French name, streamed the Argentina-Italy and Iran-Serbia matches Friday, showing a section of women in the stands.
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Through a spokeswoman, Mr. Infantino said he had not visited Rio "to evaluate the C.B.F.'s management model or its president," using the abbreviation by which the Brazilian federation is known.
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Stephie Grob Plante adapted the BFF abbreviation when she was in her early 20s to underscore the eternal quality of her relationship with her best friend, whom she met in preschool.
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Waymo has said Uber misappropriated eight of its trade secrets, most of them having to do with lidar — an abbreviation for "light detection and ranging" — devices that measure distances using lasers.
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Ryan S. Dillon, a military spokesman in Baghdad, said in an email on Tuesday, using the abbreviation for the Syrian Democratic Forces, a combination of mostly Syrian Kurdish and Arab militias.
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On hookup apps, the crystal emoji is used with an upper case "T" in the middle of words, or alongside the abbreviation PnP to denote an interest in meth with sex.
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MAGAZINE An article on Page 26397 about Climeworks, a company that has developed technology to remove carbon dioxide from the air, misstates the abbreviation of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.
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MAGAZINE An article on Page 2800 about Climeworks, a company that has developed technology to remove carbon dioxide from the air, misstates the abbreviation of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology.
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Perhaps the most sacred rule: Writing a clue for an abbreviation — even an impish one — means you abbreviate a word in the clue or use some kind of "short form" tag.
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I also vaguely remembered that the abbreviation for sine is "sin" — hardly seems worth the effort, if you ask me — which means that the answer to "Sin-ful teaching?" is TRIG.
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Both countries managed to "resolve issues arising from the death of a DPRK national," a North Korean statement said on Thursday, referring to the country by the abbreviation of its official name.
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Fe was just an abbreviation for familiares en el extranjero, or "relatives abroad" who earn wages in stronger currencies and transfer funds to their loved ones who still live in the country.
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"There is not a millimeter gap between the president and cadres of the A.K.P.," Omer Celik, a party spokesman, said in Ankara on Thursday, using the Turkish abbreviation for Justice and Development.
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"Even with the concessions that were made, I never believed that we would pass anything beyond a clean federal R.F.R.A.," Mr. McKoon said, using an abbreviation to refer to the federal law.
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Ms. Wolfe went on to say that Mr. Forbes "has always said the same to presidents" such as Bill Clinton, using the abbreviation "wjc" for President Clinton's full name, William Jefferson Clinton.
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Another one: 31-Across was RUMI in my version (a debut), with MIR at 32-Down, but I noted to Will they could choose RUDI and the abbreviation DIR if they wanted.
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"I just felt compelled to stand up and say, now it's time to look at the A.U.M.F.," Mr. Taylor said, using the abbreviation for the authorization for the use of military force.
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"We do it spontaneously because we don't think we are part of the P.R.C.," said Sanho Chung, 24, who was at Tuesday's game, using an abbreviation for the People's Republic of China.
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The chemicals, known by the abbreviation PFAS, are used in a variety of nonstick products such as raincoats, cookware and packaging and have been found in nearly every state in the country.
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"We've got real-time telemetry coming in to an F.I.A. database system," said Chris Bentley, head of information technology strategy for the International Automobile Federation, referring to it by the French abbreviation.
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Lego, an abbreviation of the Danish "leg godt" meaning "play well", plans to open two flagship stores in Shanghai and Beijing and continue its partnership with Chinese internet giant Tencent (0700.HK).
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"It's an honour: Abbr." indicates that the answer has to be a British (or other non-American English) abbreviation, and today it's O.B.E. ■ 6D: Contract bridge players, you got this one, right?
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In addition, the pair had the word "reborn" and "H2GKMO" (an abbreviation of Grande's favorite saying, "Honest to God, knock me out") on their thumbs — which they got after getting engaged in June.
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In his second interview with police, Smollett remembered his attackers calling out the abbreviation of Trump's slogan "Make America Great Again," according to a statement from the Chicago police previously obtained by PEOPLE.
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"The suggestion that a computer glitch in September is the reason it took from January to November to sign this OER is not plausible," Grassley wrote, using an abbreviation for officer evaluation report.
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"Given the department's goal to increase reporting of sexual assault, DoD is encouraged by the increased number of reports received by the MSAs," the report says, using an abbreviation for military service academy.
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The clues included a Waltons actor who had been dead for 40 years; inelegant acronyms or abbreviations showed up as answers 11 times, including the nearly unforgivable double abbreviation MTST (the clue: "____ Helens").
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"I will push it out to the world — just make sure it's done BEFORE WWDC,'" he said in one message seen by The Times, using the abbreviation for Apple's developers conference next week.
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And a search for the abbreviation formed by the first letters of the jobs he listed, G.V.C.S.F., led to the Grass Valley Charter School Foundation, whose fund-raiser was scheduled for this weekend.
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Free expansion and abbreviation nightmare Halo: Custom Edition—a different add-on for the Gearbox port —gave owners a free, highly-moddable version of the game complete with development tools to tear into.
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The U.S. never did find the WMDs that Saddam Hussein was thought to possess, but the abbreviation lives on (including the plural form "WMDs," with the "-s" attached to the end like "RBIs").
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Activists from the environmental charity Greenpeace hung a banner across the facade of the ministry proclaiming "Welcome to Fort NOX," a play on the abbreviation for the nitrogen oxides emitted by diesel vehicles.
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"There's no shortage of folks who have fought in war zones and were in the I.C. and are now out who are capable," Mr. Nunes said, using an abbreviation for the intelligence community.
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While "It's an OK city" might seem on the surface like a fairly tepid travel review, it's meant to be read as, "It's an OKlahoma city," where OK is the abbreviation for Oklahoma.
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As Mr. Guzzetta mentions in his notes below, there are some constraints on the design of his grid that allowed for words like ANSE, SECY, ARTE and YEO (an odd abbreviation for yeoman).
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"It is with the utmost sadness that I announce the passing on of Zimbabwe's founding father and former President, Cde Robert Mugabe," he wrote on Twitter on Friday, using the abbreviation for comrade.
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CBD, the abbreviation for cannabidiol, is one of the non-psychoactive ingredients in cannabis, increasingly thought to offer wide-ranging health benefits, with few side effects and low risk of addiction or abuse.
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I don't know if there are phones still in existence that have the abbreviation OPER above the "21960" button, but it used to be there (my current phone just has a "+" sign there).
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In his second interview with police, Smollett remembered his attackers calling out the abbreviation of Donald Trump's slogan "Make America Great Again," according to a statement from the Chicago Police previously obtained by PEOPLE.
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Even though his family has been a frequent source of material for Saturday Night Live, Donald Trump Jr. revealed to the Twittersphere he might not actually know what its typical abbreviation, SNL, stands for.
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The "MS" is an abbreviation for Mara Salvatrucha - a reference to El Salvador - and the 13 is for M, the 13th letter of the alphabet, which reflects the gang's loyalty to the Mexican Mafia.
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"One way that has been proposed is the NCPO comes up with a solution," he said, referring to the junta by the abbreviation of its official name, the National Council for Peace and Order.
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The cheery store, whose name is an abbreviation of the organization's motto, Doing the Most Good, feels a little bit like what Amazon would ship if you typed "grocery store" into the search bar.
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But this year, that meant calling it the iPhone XS. Never mind that XS is the abbreviation for extra small — not an adjective Apple wants for its $1,000 phones — but say "XS" out loud.
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The fires are burning at the highest rate since the country's space research center, the National Institute for Space Research (known by the abbreviation INPE), began tracking them in 2013, the center said Tuesday.
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"In the Microsoft era people were unfamiliar with downloading, and nothing was as effective as getting the browser installed by the O.E.M.s," he said, using the abbreviation for original equipment makers, or computer manufacturers.
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In the same way, the current defendants "had no 'influence' over the application of EITs on such unknown detainees selected by the CIA," the psychologists' lawyers wrote, using an abbreviation for enhanced interrogation techniques.
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When briefing a small group of reporters in Seoul ahead of the trip, Sanders avoided saying the president's destination aloud, instead holding up a piece of paper with the abbreviation "DMZ" scrawled on it.
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In his second interview with police, Smollett remembered his attackers calling out the abbreviation of President Donald Trump's slogan "Make America Great Again," according to a statement from the Chicago police previously obtained by PEOPLE.
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After clicking that 'post' button, other Redditors will respond with either YTA (You're the Asshole), NTA (Not the Asshole), or ESH (Everyone Sucks Here), and a brief explanation for why they chose that particular abbreviation.
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That included firing consultants and hiring new designers to come up with higher-margin products that were up to date but still looked like Lego, an abbreviation of the Danish "leg godt", meaning "play well".
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"The Houthis almost certainly deliberately endanger and expose the civilian population and civilian objects to the perils of conflict, which is a violation of I.H.L.," the report said, using an abbreviation for international humanitarian law.
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"A successful integration of women into SOF occupations will require transparency, effective leadership and communication, monitoring of progress and openness to innovation, flexibility and adaptability," the study reads, using an abbreviation for special operations forces.
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"The message this should send to foreign investors is it's unwise to bet against MbS," said Sam Blatteis, chief executive of regional advisory firm The MENA Catalysts, using a common abbreviation of Prince Mohammed's name.
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Still, I was able to get the grid down to 76 letters to open the corners a bit and kept everything relatively clean, aside from longest abbreviation I've ever put in a puzzle: ATTY GEN.
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The communications started with Sergeant Saminath messaging Lieutenant Bannon and telling him that Mr. Garner had been wrestled to the ground and then adding, "He's most likely DOA," using the abbreviation for dead on arrival.
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One of the sectors that is drawing top talent from the so-called FANG companies — an abbreviation for the historically high-performing tech giants Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, and Google — is the self-driving car industry.
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The veteran composer Chaya Czernowin's 2016 work "Ayre: Towed" (an abbreviation of a much longer and more poetic title) initially established a coolly grave air, thanks to plumes of ominous percussion and slowly bowed strings.
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"The safety of minors is our top concern when administering the UAC program," Jonathan H. Hayes, the acting director of the Office of Refugee Resettlement, said in a statement, using an abbreviation for unaccompanied children.
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