sp (lower case "s" followed by "p" written as a subscript)
English translation: s sub p
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peer agreement (net): +2| sp s sub p Explanation: If you mean how to pronounce this in English: if the audience knows what you're talking about, you can just use 's p' (as they'll know p is the subscript), but to avoid confusion you'd say 's sub p'. |
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