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Asa
1[ ey-suh ]
noun
- (in the Bible) a king of Judah, 913?–873? b.c.
ASA
2abbreviation for
- Acoustical Society of America.
- American Standards Association: former name of the American National Standards Institute.
- the numerical exposure index of a photographic film under the system adopted by the American Standards Association, used to indicate the light sensitivity of the film's emulsion.
ASA
abbreviation for
- (in Britain) Amateur Swimming Association
- (in Britain) Advertising Standards Authority
- (in the US) American Standards Association
Word History and Origins
Origin of Asa1
Example Sentences
The ASA says because of the risks involved, cosmetic surgery should be portrayed as a decision that needs time and thought, rather than urgency to book quickly and grab a deal.
The ASA says liquid BBLs would carry some level of risk to the patient, such as infections.
Three of the clinics - Beautyjenics, Bomb Doll Aesthetics and Ccskinlondondubai -did not respond to the ASA's inquiries.
Rejuvenate Clinics said it has reviewed ASA guidance and will remove all references to time-limited offers and state in ads that the surgery is carried out by a medical professional with ultrasound, to minimise risks and enhance safety.
Dr Ducu said it will ensure it follows the ASA's rules and guidance, that the time-limited Black Friday offer was intended to provide consumers with an opportunity to access the company's services at a discounted rate, and it always encourages consumers to make informed decisions without pressure.
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