What does "NAISA" mean or refer too?
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The National Aquatic Invasive Species Act (NAISA) but it looks like it has more than one meaning!!
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it's an acronym.  it could mean a lot of things including but not limited to:\n\nExpandable Launch Vehicle\nExtra Low Voltage\nEmission Limit Value\nEasy Labor Vibes
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People from the sea may refer to sailors or invaders/conquerors, depending what you are reading. However as everyone is talking about the just released film "Lady in the Water", it refers to narfs (Narfs are people from the sea who grew apart from the people of the earth when the earth people wanted too much. Narfs return to the land when earth people need to be awakened.)\n\nFor more info about the film follow the link below.
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Islamic Female Name:\n\nFaiqa means\n   \n\nUnique,abundance,benevolent,\nvery able,mighty
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信じなさい\n\n\nBe Blessed!
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The two words are not related. The noun nag, as some have answered, relates to a horse and possibly comes from the Dutch old horse," c.1400, nagge "small riding horse," of unknown origin, perhaps related to Du. negge, neg (but these are more recent than the Eng. word). \n The verb nag means to annoy by scolding," 1828, originally a dialectal word, probably ultimately from a Scandinavian source (cf. O.N. gnaga "to complain," lit. "to bite, gnaw," dial. Swed. and Norw. nagga "to gnaw") related to Old English  gnagan "to gnaw
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i just checked it. it means - servant of the Rigthly Guided \n\nsalam\n\nEDIT: basically, every name that contains ''ABDUL'' within it means ''servant of''
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سوامناريان I think this will help it's in Arabic but i hope to know from you what's the meaning of it?
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Fanaa can refer to either:\n\n    * Fanaa (Sufism), the Sufi term of extinction, also a part of Sufi philosophy.\n    * Fanaa (film), a film directed by Kunal Kohli and produced by Yash Chopra starring Aamir Khan & Kajol.
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It means "local stuff".\nChomer is material.\nMecumai means local.\nSo it's anything made locally.
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'neko-neko' means 'macam-macam'.\n\nmacam-macam in this term doesnt mean 'many kinds of things'  but it is more to 'a lot of demands' or 'a lot of consideration' \n\n'ga usah neko-neko' can roughly translated into 'dont need to take the tortuous way' or 'just decide and dont think too much' or 'dont need to demand so much' depend on the situation.
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お休みなさい (oyasumi nasai) literally means "sleep well" or "rest well," but it is used like "good night."
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UNISA is home study, you don't study at a college or university and all your study material is posted to you. \n\nhttp://www.unisa.ac.za/\n\nmaybe their website will have all the information you need.
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Check out that NAIC on the link below.  Great place to start.
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Okay - you need to use Google, and then to get to a library for supportable facts.\n\nBut basically, it is a phrase to refer to a weak, ineffective navy that consists mainly of outdated ships.  This especially applies to Canada's pre-WWII navy.  By the end of the war, of course, we had one of the most powerful naval forces in the world.\n\nIt is the natural result of neglect and indifference towards world affairs.
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nhar= morning\nwala= I swear to God\ny= the writer might mean "why" or you.\nfaker= poor\n3omrik= your life\nsa2alti= you asked.\nBy the way, the numbers in  those words stand for sounds that don't exist in the English language.
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best guess:\npart time\nemployee benefits\n\nother possible (but less likely) meanings\nextended benefits\nexcluding benefits