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{{Wiktionary|PM|Pm|pm|p.m.}}
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'''PM''' or '''pm''' (also written P.M. or p.m.) is an abbreviation for Latin ''post meridiem'', meaning "after noon" in the [[12-hour clock]].
'''PM''' or '''pm''' (also written P.M. or p.m.) is an abbreviation for Latin ''post meridiem'', meaning "after " in the [[12-hour clock]].


'''PM''' or '''Pm''' may also refer to:
'''PM''' or '''Pm''' may also refer to:
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==Arts and entertainment==
==Arts and entertainment==
*[[Palm mute#Notation|Palm mute]], a guitar playing technique
*[[Palm mute#Notation|Palm mute]], a guitar playing technique
*[[PM (Australian radio program)|''PM'' (Australian radio program)]]
*[[PM (radio program)|''PM'' (radio program)]]
*[[PM (BBC Radio 4)|''PM'' (BBC Radio 4)]], UK
*[[PM (BBC Radio 4)|''PM'' (BBC Radio 4)]], UK
*''[[PM Magazine]]'', an American TV news program (1976–1991).
*''[[PM Magazine]]'', an American TV news program (1976–1991).
*[[PM (newspaper)|''PM'' (newspaper)]], US (1940–1948)
*[[PM (newspaper)|''PM'' (newspaper)]], US (1940–1948)
*[[PM Press]], an American publishing company
*[[PM Press]], an American publishing company
*''[[Pocket Mortys]]'', a role-playing video game
*[[Project Mayhem]], a “fictional conspiracy” created in the Chuck Palahniuk 1996 novel Fight Club and 1999 movie of the same name
*[[Project Mayhem]], a fictional conspiracy in the book and film ''Fight Club''
* PM, a band with drummer [[Carl Palmer]].


==Business and economics==
==Business and economics==
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*[[Preventive maintenance]]
*[[Preventive maintenance]]
*[[Project manager]]
*[[Project manager]]
*[[Product manager]]
*[[Program manager]]
*[[Product marketing|Product marketer]]


==Government and military==
==Government==
*[[Prime minister]]
*[[Prime minister]]
*[[Military Police (Brazil)|Polícia Militar]], Brazilian military police
*[[Military Police (Brazil)|Polícia Militar]], Brazilian military police

*Political-Military ([[Bureau of Political-Military Affairs]]), in the U.S. Department of State
* [[Bureau of Political-Military Affairs]]


==People==
==People==
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*[[Polymyositis]], a disease
*[[Polymyositis]], a disease
*[[Poor metabolizer]], a term used in pharmacogenomics to refer to individuals with little to no functional metabolic activity
*[[Poor metabolizer]], a term used in pharmacogenomics to refer to individuals with little to no functional metabolic activity
*[[Post-Mortem]]
*[[Post-]]
*[[Precision medicine]]
*[[Precision medicine]]
*[[Pyridoxamine]], the amine form of vitamin B<sub>6</sub>


===Chemistry and materials science===
===Chemistry and materials science===
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**[[PM10]], particulates smaller than 10&nbsp;μm
**[[PM10]], particulates smaller than 10&nbsp;μm
*[[Powder metallurgy]], a method of fabricating metals
*[[Powder metallurgy]], a method of fabricating metals
*[[Promethium]], chemical element number 61 (Pm)
*[[Promethium]],


===Computing===
===Computing===
*[[Particle Mesh]], an algorithm for determining forces
*[[Particle ]], an algorithm for determining forces
*[[Perl module]], file extension .pm
*[[Perl module]], file extension .pm
*[[Private message]], a private communication channel on a some platforms
*[[Private message]], a private communication channel on some platforms

=== Video games ===
*''[[Paper Mario (video game)|Paper Mario]]'', a 2001 video game
*The ''[[Paper Mario]]'' series


===Units of measurement===
===Units of measurement===
*[[Petameter]], a length unit (10<sup>15</sup>&nbsp;m) (Pm)
*[[]], a length unit (10<sup>15</sup>&nbsp;m)
*[[Picometre]], a length unit (10<sup>−12</sup>&nbsp;m) (pm)
*[[Picometre]], a length unit (10<sup>−12</sup>&nbsp;m)
*Picomolar (pM), a unit of [[Molar concentration#Units|molar concentration]]
*Picomolar (pM), a unit of [[Molar concentration#Units|molar concentration]]


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*[[Toyota PM]], a concept car
*[[Toyota PM]], a concept car
*[[PKP class Pm36|Pm36]], a Polish steam locomotive
*[[PKP class Pm36|Pm36]], a Polish steam locomotive
*[[Blue Origin propulsion module|PM3]], a Blue Origin propulsion module for a suborbital rocket


===Weapons===
===Weapons===
====Guns and mortars====
====Guns and mortars====
*[[Makarov PM]] (Pistolet Makarova), a Soviet pistol
*[[Minebea PM-9]], a Japanese submachine gun
*[[PM-38]], a Soviet light mortar
*[[PM-38]], a Soviet light mortar
*[[PM-63 RAK]], Polish submachine gun
*[[PM-63 RAK]], Polish submachine gun
*[[PM-84 Glauberyt]], Polish submachine gun
*[[PM-84 Glauberyt]], Polish submachine gun

*[[PM md 96]], a Romanian submachine gun
*[[PM md 96]], a Romanian submachine gun

*[[Makarov PM]] (Pistolet Makarova), a 1940s Soviet pistol
*Precision Marksman (PM), a sniper rifle and precursor to the [[accuracy international arctic warfare]] rifle
*[[Minebea PM-9]], a Japanese submachine gun
*Accuracy International Precision Marksman (PM), a sniper rifle and precursor to the [[accuracy international arctic warfare]] rifle


====Mines====
====Mines====
*[[PM-43 and PM-68 mine]], Finnish anti-personnel mines
*[[PM-43 and PM-68 mine]],
*[[PM-60 mine]], an East German anti-tank mine
*[[PM-60 mine]], East
*[[PM-79 mine]], a Bulgarian anti-personnel mine
*[[PM-79 mine]],


===Other uses in science, technology, and mathematics===
===Other uses in science, technology, and mathematics===

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PM or pm (also written P.M. or p.m.) is an abbreviation for Latin post meridiem, meaning "after midday" in the 12-hour clock.

PM or Pm or pm may also refer to:

Arts and entertainment

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Business and economics

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Businesses

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Terminology

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Government

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People

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Science, technology, and mathematics

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Biology and medicine

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Chemistry and materials science

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Computing

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Units of measurement

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Vehicles

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Weapons

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Guns and mortars

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Mines

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Other uses in science, technology, and mathematics

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Other uses

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See also

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