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3P
(redirected from Third Player)

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3PThird Party (procurement, architecture, integration)
3PThree Pointer (basketball)
3PTriple Play (television, telephone, internet access)
3PThird Player
3PProven, Probable, Possible (oil industry classification)
3PThree Poles
3PPeople, Process, Product
3PPre-Fragmented Programmable Proximity Fuzed Round
3PPersistent, Purposeless Proliferation (neoplasm)
3PPedigree, Progeny and Performance (animal breeding)


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UCLA sophomore forward Lauren Cheney became just the third player in school history to score four goals in a match, as the sixth-ranked Bruins cruised to a 6-0 victory over Hawaii on Sunday afternoon at Drake Stadium.
WOMEN'S COLLEGE SOCCER: CHENEY'S FOUR GOALS LIFT UCLA by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Kent is the first Midwestern League alumnus to be drafted since Tim Euhus of Churchill and OSU was picked in 2004, and he became the third player in two years to go from an in-state high school, through the University of Oregon and into the NFL, along with Rosario and Kellen Clemens.
Three Ducks selected on draft's second day by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
The very active third player is the regulatory agency scrutinizing every action the company takes and its potential impacts on the citizens and taxpayers served.
Intervention is a must. To question is divine by Bomke, David F. / Real Estate Weekly
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