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BALLENTINE’S LAW DICTIONARY A LAW DICTIONARY WITHOUT PRONUNCIATIONS JAMES A. BALLENTINE THIRD EDITION [1] A A. The first letter of the English alphabet, deriving from the Greek alpha. The indefinite article. One or any one, depending upon the entire context in which it appears. State v Martin, 60 Ark 343, 30 SW 421 (holding that a constitutional provision of a constitution for a judge for each circuit is not a limitation upon the power of the legislature to provide for an additional judge;) First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank v Armstrong, 222 Iowa 425, 269 NW 502; Snowden v Guion, 101 NY 458, 5 NE 322 (holding that a policy insuring against loss by a sea covers damage to ship or cargo caused by a succession of heavy waves.) An abbreviation, although not recommended, of acre. An algebraic symbol of a known quantity. Symbolizing, when encircled, computation at a designated rate, for example, interest @ 6%. An abbreviation of the Welsh ap. Latin: Used interchangeably with ab and abs, as the context requires, for prepositions: -from; after; in; on; of; out of; because of; with. French: Often appearing in the form a in expressions having legal significance as a preposition: -to; from; at; on; in; for; with. See an. AAA. Abbreviation of Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Also abbreviation of American Automobile Association. a aver et tener. To have and to hold. Ab. The eleventh month of the year according to the Jewish lunisolar calendar. a.b. An abbreviation of able-bodied, where used in ships papers after the name of a sailor. A. B. An abbreviation of Bachelor of Arts. ABA. Abbreviation of Americ