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PAR
See personal audio recorder and PAR file.
par
Golf an estimated standard score for a hole or course that a good player should make

PAR
p.a.r.
Abbr. for “planed all round.”

PAR.
On drawings, abbr. for paragraph.

PAR lamp
PAR lamp
A reflector lamp, usually incandescent, with a thick glass envelope, the back interior side of which has a parabolic shape with a reflective coating; used with a lensed front of the envelope to provide desired spread of the light beam.


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If you have tried and failed to achieve the sort of body that is fat-free and ready for flaunting, then you may want to look into other methods beyond the standard diet and exercise that most people consider par for the course.
The Chelsea midfielder said: "I am not particularly surprised about the criticism Steve McClaren has taken recently because, when you are England manager, it is par for the course.
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