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Why your pound is “lb” and other everyday abbreviations explained
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Why your pound is “lb” and other everyday abbreviations explained
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You probably rattle off "PIN," "USB," or "Mrs." without hesitating, but do you actually know what those letters stand for? Some abbreviations come from Latin, some from long-lost measurements, and a few make absolutely no sense at first glance. So let’s dive into the interesting roots of 12 common abbreviations you’ve been using for years.
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