When someone cautions you to mind your Ps and Qs, they're using an age-old expression to mind your manners, be on your best behavior and watch what you are doing. The phrase's origin is debatable, but ...
Student projects from a recent bookmaking and letterpress class at the Southwest School of Art & Craft. The writer’s book, in the lower righthand corner, is a maze book with a poem that tells the ...
In economics, it always pays to mind your Ps and Qs: prices and quantities. In “Inflation and the Fog of War” (op-ed, April 15), Reuven Brenner focuses on prices. He cautions that, when it comes to ...
Med-tech veterans advised companies looking to launch new products in fields with dominant players to mind their 'Ps and Qs,' but not the ones your mother drilled in childhood. Rather than good ...
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