What does KA stand for?

Keep Alive

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Information technology (IT) and computers

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Kainic Acid Kaiser Engineering Inc Kaiserslautern American Kalos Agon (martial arts) Kamov (Russian aircraft designer) Kappa Alpha Karlovac, Croatia (license plate) Karlsruhe, Germany (automobilie license plate) Karma Aquatics (Virginia Beach, VA) Katholieke Actie (Dutch)		Keine Ahnung (German: No Idea) Keine Angabe (German) Kelvinside Academy (Glasgow, Scotland private school) Kenmore Air Kenya Airways Kepler Associates (UK) Keratoacanthoma Ketamine and Atropine Ketoacid Key Account

Samples in periodicals archive:

While the Giants are relaxed about tonight's trip to leaders St Helens and plan to rest a number of senior players in the knowledge a top-four Super League finish is on the cards, the Wolves have to take their home game against Wakefield far more seriously as they seek to keep alive their fading play-off hopes.

Wolves ready to play their opening 'Cup final'

Warrington, on the other hand, are taking their home game this evening against Wakefield far more seriously as they seek to keep alive their fading play-off hopes.

WAKEFIELD TEST FOR WOLVES

He threw on Ryan Giggs and Tevez, and was forced to bring on Gary Neville for the injured Evans, but United were unable to conjure have it all to do in the return leg at the Estadio do Dragao a week today if they are to keep alive their hopes of becoming the first side to successfully defend the Champions League.

CHUMPS HAVE NO DEFENCE; United on brink after Porto grab late draw

Byline: GEORGE TYNDALE IN hospitals across Britain this morning doctors and nurses are battling to keep alive premature babies who were born before 24 weeks of pregnancy.

GEORGE TYNDALE: AGE OF LIFE OR DEATH

The 17-year-old beat Ukranian Alex Nedovesov 6-2 6-2 to keep alive his dream of becoming the first Scot to win a Wimbledon title.

TENNIS: WIMBLEDON 2004: Tim tag OK by me

Muscles taut White hair matted in salt-crusted strings Run, old man Run on the beach Bare feet thumping Waves in rhythm Crashing in counterpoint Run, old man Run for my father Dying above you Entombed in an apartment Hooked to machines Each breath a laboured gift Run, old man Run to keep alive Lungs hurting.

Man against the wind

Byline: DAVID KELSO HAWICK awoke from their slumbers to keep alive their hopes of retaining their BT Scotland Premier title with a 37-16 triumph over Melrose at the Greenyards.

Rugby: Hawick are back in the hunt again

It will help keep alive the memory of all the servicemen who did not come back.

YOUR money: MY MEMORY IN PRINT