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AAS
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Associate in Applied Sciences
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Noun1.AAS - an associate degree in applied scienceAAS - an associate degree in applied science
Associate in Applied Science
associate degree, associate - a degree granted by a two-year college on successful completion of the undergraduates course of studies
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58-59; for Vincent Ferrer, see AASS, April, 1, 495.
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Having been an influential organizer and orator for many years, following the agents' convention Weld assumed a less visible though still significant role in abolitionism as an editor at the headquarters of the AASS in New York.
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He also updates her "Double Double Trouble" in the May 2001 Kickshaws with Anne AASS, given in John Train's Remarkable Names of Real People.
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