What exactly does the letters 'fx' stand for?
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<fx stands for             \n*Effects (special/sound)    \n*Fix (navigational)    \n*Firefox (open source browser from Mozilla Corporation)    \n*Forecast    \n*Foreign Exchange    \n*Fracture    \n*Federal Express    \n*Fox Networks (US cable channel)    \n*Fiber Transmission (networking)    \n*Fixed Station    \n*Fixed Area    \n*Fighter, Experimental    \n*Factory Experimental (automotive)    \n*File Express (X-Windows)    \n*Field Exercise    \n*Flight Experiment    \n*Fragilex Syndrome (genetic disorder causing mental retardation)
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ya it does. \n\ngo to www.xanga.com make an accout and then theres this thing u can click on and it shows u everthing. \n\n♠--spade\n\n♣--club\n\n♥--heart\n\n‡--double dagger\n\n® --registered\n\n©--copyrighted\n\n™--trademark\n\n¥--yen ($)\n\n¢--cent\n\n£-- pound ($)\n\n€--euro ($)\n\n§--section\n\n°--degree
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Sure, but I just need to know:  what does the symbol behind the "M" stand for?
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greek letters?\nChi Xi and Sigma
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Short for FOReign EXchange. (Foreign Exchange of Currencies)\n\nUseful when you are travelling, doing business or wanting to make a trading profit.
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Those letters refer to HTML characters.  If the browser you are using doesn't accept the particular character reference being used, it might substitute question marks or maybe some letters in place of the character. Examples:\n  \nlsquo = left single quotation mark\nrsquo = right single quotation mark\nldquo = left double quotation mark\nrdquo = right double quotation mark
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Woah, that's a tough one. Is it from an IQ test perhaps?\n\nI haven't solved it but would suggest that we think in terms of those letters being the first letter of items in a list that we would normally know the order of.  Such as JFMAMJJASOND being the months of the year. I don't believe the order has to do with their position in the alphabet.\n\nPLEASE let us know if you get the answer!
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i am not sure Specifically but i know its in the "Script type Font" category
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I think the generic currency sign (¤) may have something to do with it too.
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we don't use k,l,m,n anymore. The letters are s,p,d and f. They refer to the different shapes of the shells(orbitals)
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The best is Boris fx for sure.Also try to find Holywood FX.
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Depends on the context. Mostly it stands for professional. More definitions via the beneath link.
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coz s.e.x. has x in it....not any other alphabet..so has exposure.....and so has explicit.....\nxxx stands for explicit sex exposure.
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I was born in an Spanish speaking country and as far as I know, "afiche" means a poster. It could be a commercial poster, like those posted in the subway station, or it could be a poster anouncing an event or an "art poster", which means that you could call "afiche" a printing of some painting.
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x' € S - {x}\nworks fine...\n( replace the € by the usual "is an element of" symbol )
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INdian Rupiah.\nThe first two leters are the code for the country, and the third one is the code for the name of the currency.\nSome examples: MXN is MeXican (New) peso, NOK is NOrwegian Kron, CHF is Swiss franc, JPY is JaPanese Yen. the Euro does not follow this pattern though.
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The exchange rate on the date that goods or services are received should be used, regardless of the invoice date or the date paid.\n\nAny difference in FX rates between date received & paid is a forex gain or loss.