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Meanings of m in English
New Zealand OFLC content rating indicating suitable for (but not restricted to) mature audiences 16 years and up.
Film content classification given by the Motion Pictures Association of America.
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Examples for "em"
Examples for "em"
1
Wouldn't want 'em wanderin' down the road or into the neighbor's place.
2
And then he admitted grudgingly- :Mostof 'em's pretty near right, too.
3
One or both of 'em was there not over an hour ago.
4
Guess they find all they need to keep em well right there.
5
One of em serves yer own hearth an home, young Master Denbrough.
1
Last month, Police Commissioner Mike Bush said an investigation would conclude soon.
2
Course manager Mike Todd said: There was never any doubt about it.
3
We needed something different and Mike King has given us something different.
4
Michelle Boag and Mike Williams discuss the shapes of possible future governments.
5
Police Commissioner Mike Bush said through a statement he welcomed the investigation.
Usage of m in English
1
Over centuries perhaps, they would add fully 2m to sea level rise.
2
The government announced £80m financial package to support workers and local businesses.
3
Officials told reporters the deal could save UK taxpayers £10m a year.
4
The Second World War veteran has raised £33m for health service charities.
5
Bethune said, 'I shall show you the temporary headquarters building, m' lord.
6
Another £8m will be used to help unemployed Remploy workers find work.
7
By going free the paper immediately sacrificed annual circulation revenue of £12m.
8
Level: Demanding -850m of ascent means previous hill-walkingexperience is required.
9
The following morning, police discovered a second body, 30m from the first.
10
The King's household is allocated a very tasty R58m budget per year.
11
The £210m deal will see new trains arrive in three years' time.
12
The deals come after American Renal's USD135m PIK toggle deal last week.
13
A sum of £250m will be made available every year from April.
14
The government estimates the move could raise £5m each year for charity.
15
No remarkable difference was seen for interleukin-2 mRNA expression between these animals.
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State prosecutors said Christina's body was found about 15m from her van.
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Australia
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South Africa
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