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HADD
(redirected from Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings)

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HADDHomeowners Against Deficient Dwellings
HADDHikers Against Doo-Doo (grass roots organization to eliminate human and domesticated animal feces on hiking trails)
HADDHydroxyapatite Deposition Disease
HADDHyperactive Agency Detection Device (cognitive theory of mind)
HADDHabitat Alteration, Disruption or Destruction
HADDHighest Average Daily Dose
HADDHippies Against Drunk Driving
HADDhyper attention deficit disorder


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3) The problem has spawned new consumer rights organizations--like Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings (HADD) and HomeOwners for Better Building (HOBB)--that specifically target home builders' shoddy practices.
Home, bittersweet home: while defects in newly built homes have risen ... by Jackson, Gary W. / Trial
Nancy Seats, president of Homeowners Against Deficient Dwellings, says her organization has fielded mixed feedback.
In a fix? Home appliance coverage offers a cheap way to get repairs ... by Sykes, Tanisha A. / Black Enterprise
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