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Asa

1

[ ey-suh ]

noun

  1. (in the Bible) a king of Judah, 913?–873? b.c.


ASA

2

abbreviation for

  1. Acoustical Society of America.
  2. American Standards Association: former name of the American National Standards Institute.
  3. 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

  1. (in Britain) Amateur Swimming Association
  2. (in Britain) Advertising Standards Authority
  3. (in the US) American Standards Association
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Word History and Origins

Origin of Asa1

From Hebrew ʾʾ, of uncertain meaning
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Example Sentences

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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.

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The ASA says liquid BBLs would carry some level of risk to the patient, such as infections.

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Three of the clinics - Beautyjenics, Bomb Doll Aesthetics and Ccskinlondondubai -did not respond to the ASA's inquiries.

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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.

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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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