PS

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PS or ps may stand for:

PS at the end of a letter stands for the Latin word Post scriptum. It denotes a message appended at the end of a letter after the writer's signature.
A picosecond, an SI unit of time equal to 10^-12 of a second.
Pferdest�rke -- German for horsepower; when PS is used as a symbol in English text, its use is generally limited to the metric horsepower.
Pashto language (ISO 639 alpha-2, ps)
Proton Synchrotron, see also:
- Super Proton Synchrotron
- Synchrotron
Public school in the United States, often as part of the number of an unnamed school, such as P.S. 31.
Priory of Sion

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Computing

PostScript, a page description language.
power supply
ps, an application distributed on Unix and Unix-like operating systems to display running processes.

P.S., a 2004 film

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Objects/products

PlayStation
Adobe Photoshop
Print Shop
polystyrene, the resin identification code
Planetside is an MMOFPS developed and published by Sony Online Entertainment.

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People

Peter Salcher, physicist who pioneered ultrafast photography. His most famous work is that about shock waves, photographs of bullet etc.

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Actors

Paul Scofield, an English actor who was born in Sussex.
Peter Sellers, was a British comedian, talented comic actor, and performer.
Paul Shaffer, is a Canadian musician, comedian and composer.
Pauly Shore, an American comedian known for his vivid portrayals of American youth culture.
Paul Simon, a renowned Jewish American songwriter.
Penny Singleton, was a Hollywood actress best known for her role in the series of motion pictures based on the comic strip Blondie.
Pamela Stephenson, is a New Zealand born, naturalized Australian actor, psychologist, and former comedienne.
Patrick Stewart, is a British film and television actor best known for his roles in Shakespearean and science fiction (e.g., Star Trek) productions.
Peter Stormare, is a Swedish-born film actor.
Patrick Swayze, is a dancer, actor and singer, memorable for his roles in the films Dirty Dancing (1987) and Ghost (1990).

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Politics

Political science
Parti Socialiste, the French Socialist Party
Parti Socialiste, a Belgian Socialist Party
Partido Socialista, the Portuguese Socialist Party

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