CryptoGladiatorGuard
Thu Nov 07 2024
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7 answers
1494
Is PP safe for coins?
I'm wondering if PP is a SAFE material to use for coins. I want to ensure that it won't damage or react with the coins in any way.
DigitalDuke
Thu Nov 07 2024
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7 answers
1240
What is PP after price?
I'm looking at a product listing or an advertisement, and I see "PP" written after the price. I'm not sure what this "PP" stands for and would like to know its meaning in this context.
Marco
Wed Nov 06 2024
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5 answers
1545
Who uses PP?
I would like to know who are the users of PP. I'm curious about the demographics, professions, or any specific groups that commonly utilize this platform or service.
EchoSeeker
Wed Sep 11 2024
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6 answers
951
How much PP does Solar Beam have?
I'm curious, could you please clarify for me the context in which "PP" and "Solar Beam" are being used? In the realm of cryptocurrency and finance, these terms don't typically have a direct correlation. However, if we're discussing them within the context of a video game, particularly one with a turn-based battle system, "PP" could stand for "Power Points," which represent the energy or uses a move has before it needs to recharge. In that sense, the question "How much PP does Solar Beam have?" would be asking about the number of times the move Solar Beam can be used before it needs to recharge or recover its energy. Could you please confirm if this is the intended context, or if there's another meaning you're referring to?
