nya P

English translation: New P (short for product name not yet made public)

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Swedish term or phrase:nya P
English translation:New P (short for product name not yet made public)
Entered by: Larry Abramson

11:42 Nov 13, 2006
Swedish to English translations [PRO]
Medical - Medical: Dentistry / erosion, etc.
Swedish term or phrase: nya P
These are transcripts from a video (I have only the 'script'), not brilliant quality, but I've no idea what P are.
Example: (question presumably to a dentist) Skulle du Hur ofta ska patienterna använda nya P?
Does anyone have any idea what this could stand for, bearing in mind the document concerns enamel erosion through acidic food and drink, brushing teeth, etc.?
Thanks in advance.
Helen Johnson
United Kingdom
Local time: 20:11
New P (short for product name not yet made public)
Explanation:
S and P here seem to be abbreviations for new product names that have not yet been made public. As an attorney, I remember working with such abbreviations on IPOs and other sensitive or confidential material.
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Larry Abramson
United States
Local time: 16:11
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You're quite right, Larry - thanks for confirming. Guess what - a few clapboards later, they've let the name out! Not that we've been told this, but this must be an advertising video by the looks of it.
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New P (short for product name not yet made public)


Explanation:
S and P here seem to be abbreviations for new product names that have not yet been made public. As an attorney, I remember working with such abbreviations on IPOs and other sensitive or confidential material.

Larry Abramson
United States
Local time: 16:11
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You're quite right, Larry - thanks for confirming. Guess what - a few clapboards later, they've let the name out! Not that we've been told this, but this must be an advertising video by the looks of it.
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