ABHA

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Acronym	Definition
ABHA	Acadie-Bathurst Health Authority (New Brunswick, Canada)
ABHA	Accountable Behavioral Health Alliance (Corvallis, OR)
ABHA	Agent-Based High Availability
ABHA	Alaska Behavioral Health Association
ABHA	Alberta Ball Hockey Association
ABHA	Alto Bowl Horseowners Association (California)
ABHA	American Bird Hunters Association, Inc.
ABHA	American Black Hereford Association
ABHA	American Blazer Horse Association
ABHA	American Buckskin Horse Association
ABHA	Ancient British Historical Association
ABHA	Anderson Brown Higley Associates (Wilmington, DE)
ABHA	Assembly of Behavioral Healthcare Administrators
ABHA	Associate of the British Hypnotherapy Association
ABHA	Azelaic Bishydroxamic Acid

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Fatima al-Hejazi, a young Saudi researcher, notes that at a National Dialogue Forum in the city of Abha in December 2005, a representative of the grossly oppressed Shia minority in Saudi Arabia called for equal religious rights. Blogging Saudi Arabia; Undermining the Wahhabis, one post at a time by Schwartz, Stephen / The Weekly Standard His eldest daughter, Abha, returned to India in 1975 to wed a man she had never met from her father's Kayashta caste. Old ways, new world: for Afghan and Indian immigrants in the U.S., ... by Berger, Joseph / New York Times Upfront For example, Abha was rejected for many of the positions she applied for, but eventually her persistence paid off, and she landed an internship in the computer industry. Student training promotes mentoring awareness and action by Packard, Becky Wai-Ling / Career Development Quarterly More results

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Fatima al-Hejazi, a young Saudi researcher, notes that at a National Dialogue Forum in the city of Abha in December 2005, a representative of the grossly oppressed Shia minority in Saudi Arabia called for equal religious rights.

Blogging Saudi Arabia; Undermining the Wahhabis, one post at a time by Schwartz, Stephen / The Weekly Standard

His eldest daughter, Abha, returned to India in 1975 to wed a man she had never met from her father's Kayashta caste.

Old ways, new world: for Afghan and Indian immigrants in the U.S., ... by Berger, Joseph / New York Times Upfront

For example, Abha was rejected for many of the positions she applied for, but eventually her persistence paid off, and she landed an internship in the computer industry.

Student training promotes mentoring awareness and action by Packard, Becky Wai-Ling / Career Development Quarterly

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