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(New page: PIN is an acronym, standing for '''P'''ersonal '''I'''dentification '''N'''umber. It is not necessary - and pedants regard it as poor practice - to ad the word 'number'. (It produ...)
 
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PIN is an [[acronym]], standing for '''P'''ersonal  '''I'''dentification '''N'''umber. It is not necessary - and [[pedant]]s regard it as poor practice - to ad the word 'number'. (It produces the [[tautology|tautologous]] expression <nowiki>'</nowiki>'''P'''ersonal  '''I'''de<s></s>ntification '''N'''umber <s>number</s>.')
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PIN is an [[acronym]], standing for '''P'''ersonal  '''I'''dentification '''N'''umber. It is not necessary - and [[pedant]]s regard it as poor practice - to add the word 'number'. (It produces the [[tautology|tautologous]] expression <nowiki>'</nowiki>'''P'''ersonal  '''I'''de<s></s>ntification '''N'''umber <s>number</s>.')
  
 
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Latest revision as of 17:29, 16 October 2010

PIN is an acronym, standing for Personal Identification Number. It is not necessary - and pedants regard it as poor practice - to add the word 'number'. (It produces the tautologous expression 'Personal Identification Number number.')