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AS, As, aS, or as may stand for:ASAS (automobile), a small French carAS (newspaper), a Spanish sports newspaperAS, the abbreviation for Alaska AirlinesAcquisition Strategy, a high-level business and technical management approach designed to achieve program objectives within specified resource constraintsActionscript, a programming languageAcrylonitrile Styrene, a type of rigid plastic, Now largely replaced by ABS.Admittance SpectroscopyAdult Swim, a late night comedy and action television block on the Cartoon NetworkAdvanced Subsidiary, an A-level in the British school systemAggregate supply, in economicsAksjeselskap, the term for a stock-based corporation in NorwayAktieselskab, the term for a stock-based corporation in DenmarkAlan ShearerAlaska Airlines, IATA airline designator alayhi is-salaam, an Arabic transliteration  for Peace be upon himAlexander SolzhenitsynAmerican Samoa, 2-letter ISO country code.as is the ccTLD for American SamoaAngelman syndromeAnkylosing spondylitisAnti-submarine - when written A/SAortic stenosisApplication ServerArion Salazar, bassist for Third Eye BlindArmstrong Siddeley, a manufacturer of piston aircraft engines in the 1920s.Asheville School, a boarding school in North CarolinaAsperger syndromeAssociate of ScienceAustralia, obsolete NATO digramAutistic spectrumAutonomous system (Internet)Submarine tender, US Navy hull classification symbolAshlee Simpson, a pop music singerAudioscrobbler, now Last.fm, a social music websiteAppraised by Seller, a term on real estate advertisements relating to square footage measurements
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Aš (, ) is a city in the Karlovy Vary Region of the Czech Republic.
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.as is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for American Samoa. It is administered by AS Domain Registry.There is no restriction on the nationality of registrants, and many .as names are registered to and used by people, companies, and organizations with no connection to American Samoa. "AS" or "A/S" is a suffix indicating a joint stock company in some countries including Norway, Denmark and Czech Republic, so this TLD gets some use by companies of this sort.
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Ås is a municipality in the county of Akershus, Norway.Ås was established as a municipality January 1, 1838 (see formannskapsdistrikt).The municipality covers 103 km², and has 14,472 inhabitants as of January 1, 2005. The center of Ås has 7976 inhabitants [1]. Ås is best known for the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (UMB, formerly Agricultural University of Norway, NLH) and the Tusenfryd amusement park, though lesser recognised attractions as the DaVinci bridge are – unfortunately – often well kept secrets for tourists and unfamiliars. Ås has also raised widely known people as Vibeke Løkkeberg, Solveig Kringlebotn, Christian Magnus Falsen, Simen Agdestein and Knut Hjeltnes, among many others. Through Ås runs both European route E6 and European route E18 (the two largest highways of Norway), and many of the inhabitants commute to Oslo, the capital of Norway.
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Aš (deutsch Asch) ist eine Stadt mit 12.814 Einwohnern (Stand 2005) in Nordwestböhmen, Tschechische Republik.
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Aš (niem. Asch) - miasto w zachodnich Czechach, w kraju karlowarskim, w powiecie Cheb. Położony na cyplu aszskim jest najdalej na zachód wysuniętym czeskim miastem. Od zachodu (Bawaria), północy i wschodu (Saksonia) graniczy z Niemcami. Nazwa miejscowości pochodzi od niemieckiej nazwy ryby - lipienia (niem. Äsche), która występuje w herbie i na fladze miasta. Według danych z 31 grudnia 2003 powierzchnia miasta wynosiła 5 586 ha, a liczba jego mieszkańców 12 866 osób.
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Aš (Duits: Asch) is een stad in de regio Karlsbad in het westen van Tsjechië. Aš ligt in het Elstergebergte, in een kleine uithoek van Tsjechië, waar het in het oosten én het westen aan Duitsland grenst. Aš maakt deel uit van de microregio Freunde im Herzen Europas, een samenwerkingsverband tussen Duitse en Tsjechische gemeenten.
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