Does W/ stand for with, and W/O stand for without, and N/A stand for not available? Are there any other likewise useages?

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PTO-Please Turn Over, BTW By The Way, FYI-For Your Information,FIR-First Report Information
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Not at all W/O is wife of.N/A for not available.S/O is son of.F/O father of.C/O is care of.
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N/A- not applicable, s/o- son of, w/o- widow of, c/o- care of...
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N/A stands for not applicable, W/O stands for either wife of OR ward of
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