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ASA may stand for

Acetylosalicylic acid, acetylsalicylic acid; see Salicylic acid and Aspirin
Advertising Standards Authority in the UK
American Society of Anesthesiologists and a I-V rating of anesthetic risk
"American Standards Association"; a former name of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
- ASA film speed
Army Security Agency ; an intelligence agency of the United States
Associate of the Society of Actuaries
Atlantic Southeast Airlines
Australian Soccer Association

Also, the ASA was an Italian car.

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AsaAsa may be any of the following: Asa of Judah king of Judah, the son of Abijam, and grandson of Rehoboam. Asa, god of the Akamba people of Kenya. One or many or all of the Aesir the predominant group among the Norse gods. See also ASA.	ASAASA may stand for Acetylosalicylic acid, acetylsalicylic acid; see Salicylic acid and Aspirin Advertising Standards Authority in the UK American Society of Anesthesiologists and a I-V rating of anesthetic risk "American Standards Association"; a former na	Ásatrúsatr (pronounced "OW-sah-troo", but "AH-sah-troo" and "AY-sah-troo" are common pronunciations in America) is a polytheistic religion based on the mythology of Northern Europe, which is primarily about two families of gods, the AEsir and the Vanir. It was
AsangaAsanga (born around 300 C. was a great exponent of the Yogacara. Born in Gandhara in north India as a Brahmin's son, he first followed the Abhidharma system but was later converted to Mahayana. He composed numerous discourses on the Yogacara philosophy an	AsanteThe Asante cf Ashanti) are a branch of the Akan people of Ghana. The term "Asante" also refers to the central region of Ghana historically and contemporarily administered by the Asante people. A much-loved figure in Asante history is Yaa Asantewaa, a lead	AsakiyumemishiAsakiyumemishi: Genji Monogatari is a Japanese manga version of the Tale of Genji by Yamato Waki, a Japanese cartoonist. It follows the nearly same plot with some modern adaptation. The name comes from the famous poem in the Tale of Genji.
Asafoetida	Asaph Hall	Asakusa
Asakku	Asaruludu	Asahi Shimbun
Asahi	Asaccus	Asahikawa

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