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American Gastroenterological Association

American Grand Prix Association

Accredited Gem Appraisers

Advanced Graphics Architecture, a graphics standard invented by Commodore, for the Amiga Computer.

AGA, the German automobile.

AGA, a Swedish company, which mainly produces various gases.

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