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PMPHPeople’s Music Publishing House
PMPHpanmictic midparent heterosis
PMPHPatented Milk Protein Hydrolysate
PMPHProfessional Master in Public Health
PMPHProductive Moves per Hour (measure of the productivity of quay cranes)
PMPHProgress in Mathematical Physics
PMPHPerson Miles per Hour
PMPHParasitology, Microbiology, and Public Health
PMPHPrinciple of Maximum Physical Hardness
PMPHPart Management per Hour
PMPHpostmeningeal puncture headache
PMPHProstacyclin Mediated Pulmonary Hypertension
pmpHpolymorphic membrane protein H
PMPHPreventive Medicine and Public Health
PMphperitoneal macrophages
PMPHParentes Magnam Posesiam Habet
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A NSW parliamentary inquiry in 2002 found evidence that the PMPH manipulated waiting lists.
Developing an analytical framework for analysing and assessing ... by Chung, Demi / Economic and Labour Relations Review
Wu Bin, Editor in Chief, People's Music Publishing House, stated, "I am pleased and proud that PMPH will be working with FreeHand on this project.
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