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IWSA

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IWSAIntegrated Waste Services Association
IWSAInternational Water Supply Association
IWSAInterScan Web Security Appliance (Trend Micro Incorporated)
IWSAInternational Water Services Association (now International Water Association)
IWSAIrish Water Safety Association (est. 1945; Galway, Ireland)
IWSAInternational Winter Swimming Association
IWSAIndependent Washroom Services Association (UK)
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An IWSA spokesman paid tribute to the brave pair and said: "They put their own lives at risk.
Rescue pair get award by The Mirror (London, England)
John Leech, chief executive officer of the IWSA, said: "We can't stress enough how important it is for parents to choose beaches where lifeguards are on duty.
Parents in beach warning by The Mirror (London, England)
ca About International Water Association (IWA) Publishing International Water Association Publishing is the wholly owned subsidiary of the International Water Association (IWA), which was established following the merger of IAWQ and IWSA.
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