PNP
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PNP may refer to:
[edit] Science and technology
- Legacy Plug and Play or PnP, an ISA bus extension, a special case of Plug and play
- Principles and parameters, a linguistics framework
- PNP, a type of Bipolar junction transistor
- Purine nucleoside phosphorylase, an enzyme involved in purine metabolism
- PnP, the Perspective N-Point problem in Computer Vision for extrinsic camera parameter estimation
- PlayStation Network Platform, a former name for the PlayStation Network video game console
- Complexity classes P and NP, a classical mathematical problem
- Postnatal psychosis, a mental illness sometimes encountered in mothers after pregnancy
[edit] Organizations
- Progressive National Party, a political party organisation in the Turks and Caicos Islands
- Partido Nuevo Progresista, a Puerto Rican political party
- Peoples National Party (disambiguation), a political party in a number of countries
- The Parti National des Patriotes
- The Parti National du Progrès, a political party in the Belgian Congo general election, 1960
- The Parti National Populaire, a political party in Quebec, Canada, in the 1970s
- People's New Party, a Japanese political party
- Philippine National Police, the national police force of the Republic of the Philippines
- Peruvian National Police
- Pick 'n Pay Stores Limited is a large supermarket chain store in South Africa, established in 1967.
- Princess Naoko Planning, the media production company established by Naoko Takeuchi
- The Provincial Nominee Program, a Canadian class of economic immigrants
[edit] Other
- Pen and paper games
- Private Numbering Plan, a synonymous term for Business internal dialing
- Party and Play, combining methamphetamine or other drugs and sexual activity
- Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, a type of specialized Nurse Practitioner
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