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For me in the U.S., googling "A&E" gave A & E Network, a cable channel. I do not see "accident" on the first page of links.

• bookofjoe 2y ago
  Yes! I'm also in the U.S. and just had the identical experience. Scrolling down the page a bit I came to this: People also ask What does A&E stand for? I clicked and got this: abbreviation for Accident and Emergency: the part of a hospital where people go when they are sick or injured and need treatment quickly. Jun 5, 2024
• bookofjoe 2y ago
  P.S. "Financial quant" FTW!
  • Bostonian 2y ago
    I admit I should have searched more before asking about "A&E", but what does that line in my bio have to do with anything?
    • bookofjoe 2y ago
      Nothing. It just amused me.
• ThrowawayR2 2y ago
  That's a pretty lackadaisical effort. Googling "A&E acronym", "meaning of A&E", "A&E medication", or even ""A&E ozempic" puts one on the right track immediately. We are all hackers here, right?