Look up: aka

1. AKA
   (In SMS-language:) also known as
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2. AKA
   Also Known As.
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3. AKA
   Amphibious Cargo Ship listing [US]
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4. aka
   the access control to a personal communications service network and then derivation of a session key for an encryption algorithm to protect user information transmitted on the wireless link from hackers Category: News-systems and communications
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5. aka
   (from the article `Central Asian arts`) ...artistic history. Cyrus II the Great, the ancient Persian king who founded the Achaemenian Empire, was killed by the nomadic Massagetai when ... [7 related articles]
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6. aka
   (from the article `Hara`) ...`communication` with a statue of the Buddhist Avalokitevara bodhisattva. He soon made an alliance with King Bhskaravarman of Kmarpa and warred ... ...(in the area between Malava and Magadha); and those of Bengal, Nepal, and Kamarupa (in the Assam Valley). Orissa (Kongoda) was under the Mana and ......
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7. Aka
   (from the article `Bambuti`) The Bambuti is a collective name for four populations of Ituri Pygmies—the Sua, Aka, Efe, and Mbuti—each of which has formed a loose economic and ... ...population is associated with a different tribe of Bantu- or Sudanic-speaking agriculturalists. The Sua are associated with the Budu (Babudu) on ....
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8. Aka
   (from the article `Himalayas`) Arunchal Pradesh is the homeland of several groups—the Abor or Adi, Aka, Apa Tani, Dafl, Khmpt, Khow, Mishmi, Momb,...
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9. AKA
   a.k.a.; aka; AKA An American English acronym for also known as. An alias is a term used to indicate another name by which a person is known. It is short for alias dictus; otherwise known as a.k.a. When used in connection with a description of a person, it indicates that he/she has used or been kno...
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10. Aka
    [Burmese] Aka are pre-arranged sets of movement or "forms" in the Burmese martial arts. They serve as a straightforward way of passing down all of a style`s techniques unto the student. They can be practiced as a form of physical conditioning, to develop muscle memory, or demonstrated as par...
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11. AKA
    [film] The screen consists of a row of three frames, showing three perspectives. ==Reception== The film has been nominated for several awards, especially in the gay community. ...
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12. Aka
    [sailing] The aka of a multihull sailboat is a member of the framework that connects the hull to the ama(s) (outrigger). The term aka originated with the proa, but is also applied to modern trimarans. The design of the aka depends on the forces it will encounter when sailing. For example, th...
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13. AKA
    [security] AKA stands for the Authentication and Key Agreement. It is a security protocol used in 3G networks. AKA is also used for one-time password generation mechanism for Digest access authentication. AKA is a challenge-response based mechanism that uses symmetric cryptography. ==AKA in ...
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14. Aka
    [Pygmy tribe] This is a partial list of discoveries by American astronomer Schelte J. Bus, discoverer of more than 1500 asteroids. ...
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