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HIAS

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HIASHebrew Immigrant Aid Society
HIASHospital Infantil Albert Sabin (Portuguese: Albert Sabin Children's Hospital; Fortaleza, Brazil)
HIASHampshire Industrial Archaeology Society (UK)
HIASHotel Industry Apprenticeship Scheme
HIASHomeland Insecurity Advisory System (political group; Washington, DC)
HIAShigh intensity active sonar
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Community Legal Services, HIAS, and Council Migration Services of Philadelphia have filed a motion for a preliminary injunction asking Judge Eduardo Robreno of the U.
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First Vienna, where the family was met by representatives of HIAS, the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, which helped thousands of Eastern European Jews establish new lives in the free world.
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