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Do you capital PM as in 10:00 PM? and what does PM, AM mean?
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A.M. or a.m. from Latin 'ante meridien'- before noon

P.M. or p.m. from Latin 'post meridien'- after noon

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A.M. or a.m. from Latin 'ante meridien'- before noon

P.M. or p.m. from Latin 'post meridien'- after noon

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