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Usage of a.m. (A.m. sizes are normally available from stock)



 
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Usage of a.m. (A.m. sizes are normally available from stock) #1 (permalink) Fri Feb 27, 2009 11:17 am   Usage of a.m. (A.m. sizes are normally available from stock)		  
Hi,
I'm just curious what means a.m. in the following sentences:
1.
"Please let us know by return email message, whether you would like to
make use of either the one or other of the a.m. options".
2.
"Price: 22,09.- € / m² ./. 8 % special discount
A.m. sizes are normally available from stock".

thanks in advance for your answers
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Usage of a.m. (A.m. sizes are normally available from stock) #2 (permalink) Fri Feb 27, 2009 16:47 pm   Usage of a.m. (A.m. sizes are normally available from stock)		  
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Is this a forum for quizzes and puzzles...?

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Usage of a.m. (A.m. sizes are normally available from stock) #3 (permalink) Fri Feb 27, 2009 19:57 pm   Usage of a.m. (A.m. sizes are normally available from stock)		  
Ei.jaa wrote:
1.
"Please let us know by return email message, whether you would like to
make use of either the one or other of the a.m. options".
2.
"Price: 22,09.- € / m² ./. 8 % special discount
A.m. sizes are normally available from stock".


After searching a lot, I could decipher it to -- a.m. = above mentioned Smile
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