What does ABA stand for?
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American Basketball Association = former home of Dr. J.\nHome of the Red White and Blue Ball\nBirthplace of the three point shot.
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It stood for Works Progress Administration. And it was implemented in the '30s. My Grampa worked for the WPA for a short  while in Emerson, Nebraska.  The project built city auditoriums and public swimming pools and other public buildings in the area,  what ever the town needed.  Mom was just a little girl at the time and doesn't remember much, just that it was a very bad time, and everyone depended a lot on gardens and sharing food.  \n\nThanks for the question.  Found out a little more about my family history.  Heard lots of stories about the Depression, but I never knew my grandfather worked for the WPA.
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Bachelor of Laws is abbreviated LL.B. (or sometimes Ll.B.) because "LL" is an abbreviation of the genitive plural legum (of laws), thus "LL.B." stands for Legum Baccalaureus in Latin. In the United States it is sometimes called "Bachelor of Legal Letters" to account for the double "L".
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http://www.nationalcenter.org/AA.html
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It stands for National Bank Association.  See the link below.  Go to the Office of Comptroller to learn about becoming a nationally chartered bank.  It is pretty cool.
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Better Business Bureau.  National Associations, local court registries.  It's all public.
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Talk to the state bar association.
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Depends on the context. Mostly it stands for professional. More definitions via the beneath link.
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Mr. T was B.A Baracus.  The B.A. stood for Bosco Albert.
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Your questions is not clear.\n\nABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming) is a high level programming language created by the German software company SAP. It is currently positioned as the language for programming SAP's Web Application Server, part of its NetWeaver platform for building business applications. Its syntax is somewhat similar to COBOL.
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Abacus is a Latin word that has its origins in the Greek words abax or abakon meaning "table" or "tablet" not counting or A,B,C. Most abaci resemble a set of movable beads mounted in a wooden tray with metal framework. The chinese name for the device is hsuan-pan, or "computing tray." It isnt really a simple counting device as most think for simple 1,2,3 but almost a pre-calcultor of sorts. In 1928 Shell Oil built a huge million barrel storage vat for crude oil, meant to hold the overproduction for oil. An enormous partial earth construction designed by Dana Young, called "an engineer of Chinese extraction," did the mathematical calculations for the project…using an abacus.
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A good book to begin to learn and understand ABAP is "ABAP Objects - An introduction to Programming SAP Applications" Published by SAPPRESS \nISBN 0-201-75080-5\nIt includes a 2 CD set which contains MINI-SAP , so that you can install it on your own PC and actually work with the examples in the book.\n\nSAP has begun to embrace Java And ABAP as programming languages and developed tools where you can create Web Interfaces with both languages.\n\nI've only been a ABAPer for less than a year, but thus am learning the newest SAP technologies. However I bet the person who last answered could teach me alot.
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Automated Clearing House.  It is the electronic means by which banks settle up with one another when processing checks and electronic funds transfer payments.  Every bank has a nine digit number (called an ACH number or a ABA number) that's unique to that bank.  You'll find it on your check between two signs that look like this\n\n:|\n\nCheck out the link below for more information!
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Depends on your educational and functional profile. ABAP is SAP's propreitary programming language. It is purely technical stuff. By functional Sales processing, I assume you are refering to SD module. That requires some basic Sales process related exposure. It has nothing technical.
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It used to stand for American Association of Retired Persons, but they shortened their name to just AARP because you do not have to be retired to belong.
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go to \nsba.gov\nthey have all kind of help.
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Ambergars and Wootbeer! \n\nNo just kidding. It stands for Allen and Wright, company guys. In the early commercials, the characters names were Albert and Walter