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NBQ

Description:

NBQ is an abbreviation that can have multiple meanings depending on the context. It is commonly used in technical, financial, and scientific domains.

Possible Meanings:

1. Noun:

a. Non-Back-Quoted: Referring to a string or item in computer programming not enclosed in back quotes (` `) for special treatment.

Example Sentence: The NBQ value in this code snippet needs to be enclosed in back quotes for proper execution.

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2. Noun:

a. New Business Quotient: A measure of the adaptability, creativity, and potential success of a new business venture.

Example Sentence: The NBQ of this startup is high, as it offers a unique and innovative solution in the market.

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3. Verb:

a. Neighboring: Representing the act of being located or situated near something or someone else.

Example Sentence: The beautiful garden NBQ the river, creating a serene and picturesque view.

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4. Adjective:

a. National Biology Quiz: Pertaining to a national level competition testing students' knowledge of biology.

Example Sentence: Mark won the NBQ competition and was awarded a scholarship for his outstanding performance.

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5. Acronym:

a. Nothing But Quality: Used to emphasize the excellent quality of a product, service, or workmanship.

Example Sentence: Our company aims to deliver NBQ to our customers, ensuring their utmost satisfaction.

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