PR
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PR (or P. R.) commonly stands for
- Public relations, field concerned with maintaining public image
- Proportional representation, a voting system
PR (or P. R.) may also refer to:
[edit] Business and organisations
- Pakistan Railways
- Party of Regions
- Payroll
- Philippine Airlines, IATA airline designator
- The Princeton Review, an education company
[edit] Computing
- Adobe Premiere Pro, software which uses "Pr" as its icon abbreviation
- Pagerank, a Google technology
- Performance Rating, a computing term by AMD
- Perpendicular recording, hard disk technology
- Project Reality, a modification of the Battlefield 2 game
[edit] Military
- Parachute rigger, a former rank of the U.S. Navy
- Pershing Rifles
[edit] Science
- Photorefractive effect
- Prandtl number, in physics and engineering
- Praseodymium, chemical element number 59 (abbreviated "Pr")
- Progesterone receptor, a protein
- Propyl radicals, in organic chemistry
[edit] Mathematics
- Positive-real, in mathematics the defining property of positive-real functions
- PR (complexity), a complexity class
[edit] Places
- Paraná (state), Brazil (ISO 3166-2:BR)
- Parma (province) Italy (ISO 3166-2:IT)
- Port Richmond (disambiguation)
- Portuguese Republic
- PR postcode area, for Preston, Lancashire, United Kingdom
- Puerto Rico (island), USA (ISO 3166)
[edit] Sport
- Precisely Right, a synchronized skating team
- Punt returner, a position in American football
- Protected Ranking, a tennis term used in tournaments - see Glossary of tennis
[edit] Television
- Power Rangers, referred to as PR by fans
- P.R. (TV series), a Canadian television sitcom
[edit] Other
- Peer review
- Permanent residency, in immigration
- Permanent revolution, in politics
- Poste restante, a service where the post office holds mail until the recipient calls for it
- Press release
- Protestant Reformation
[edit] See also
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