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Abbreviation for words per minute.
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For my sake, the last time I had a secretary that could type 100 words per minute and write out, following what I say, 100 words per minute, was a long time ago," Mr.
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I believe I achieved 120 words per minute shorthand which was Pitman Classic and the last classes I attended as my speed rose were in Barker Butts School in Banks Road (again no longer standing) and this was in the evenings.
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