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AAA

The American Automobile Association (AAA), commonly known as Triple-A, is a not-for-profit federation of regional motor clubs providing roadside assistance, insurance, travel services, and advocacy for motorists across the United States and Canada.^[1] Founded on March 4, 1902, AAA emerged as an early proponent of automobile owners' rights amid the nascent era of motoring, focusing on improving roads, promoting safety standards, and influencing policy against restrictive regulations on vehicle use.^[1]^[2] It introduced the first organized emergency roadside service in 1915 through one of its affiliated clubs, a model that expanded nationwide by the late 1920s and remains a core offering today.^[3] AAA has also advanced traffic safety initiatives, including educational programs established in 1920 to reduce accidents among drivers, and supported infrastructure development such as highway systems beneficial to automotive travel.^[4]^[5] With a membership historically described as the world's largest travel organization, AAA has shaped automotive culture through mapping services, tourism promotion, and legal defenses of drivers' interests, though it faced scrutiny in the 1970s from consumer advocate Ralph Nader for alleged conflicts of interest with the auto industry and inadequate consumer protections.^[6]^[7] Its affiliated AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety continues empirical research into crash causes to inform prevention strategies.^[8]

Military and defense

Anti-aircraft artillery

Anti-aircraft artillery (AAA) denotes ground-based gun systems engineered to engage and neutralize airborne threats, primarily fixed-wing aircraft and, later, helicopters, through direct fire using high-velocity projectiles often fused with proximity or time-delay mechanisms. Emerging as a doctrinal necessity during World War I amid the proliferation of reconnaissance and bombing aircraft, AAA initially repurposed existing field artillery pieces elevated for high-angle fire, supplemented by rudimentary optical directors and searchlights for targeting. By the interwar period, specialized AAA doctrines emphasized layered defenses integrating light machine guns for low-altitude threats, medium-caliber automatic cannons for dive bombers, and heavy guns for high-altitude intercepts, with fire control evolving from manual plotting to electromechanical predictors accounting for ballistic trajectories and target motion.^[9] In the United States, the Army's Coast Artillery Corps spearheaded AAA development in the 1920s, advocating for mobile high-angle guns like the 3-inch M1918 and 90 mm M1 to counter perceived aerial bombardment risks, amid debates over funding amid aviation's rapid advances. Peak deployment occurred during World War II, when the Army fielded over 600 AAA battalions equipped with guns such as the 40 mm Bofors and 90 mm M2, integrated with radar-directed batteries to form divisional and theater-level air defense networks protecting industrial sites, ports, and forward troops from strategic bombing campaigns. The Soviet Union similarly scaled AAA into dedicated divisions by 1942, comprising regiments of 37 mm, 85 mm, and 152 mm guns organized under the Red Army's air defense forces, prioritizing volume of fire to saturate approaching formations despite technological constraints.^[10]^[11]^[12] Post-1945, AAA doctrines adapted to jet propulsion and supersonic speeds, incorporating radar fusion and autoloaders, yet faced obsolescence as surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) like the U.S. Nike Ajax (operational 1954) and Soviet S-75 (deployed 1957) provided superior standoff range, guidance precision, and interception altitudes exceeding 20 km, rendering gun-based systems ineffective against high-velocity targets beyond visual range. While AAA persists in hybrid short-range roles against drones and low-flying threats—evident in modern towed and self-propelled variants like the ZU-23-2—its primacy yielded to missile-centric architectures by the 1960s, reflecting causal shifts in aircraft kinematics favoring unguided kinetic interceptors over sustained barrages.^[9]^[13]

Economics and finance

Credit ratings

The AAA rating represents the highest level of creditworthiness in major bond rating scales, denoting an exceptionally strong capacity to meet financial commitments and the lowest expectation of default risk. Issued by agencies such as Standard & Poor's (S&P) and Fitch Ratings, it is assigned based on assessments of factors including financial strength, cash flow stability, and economic resilience, supported by empirical data showing near-zero historical default rates for AAA-rated obligations over long horizons. Moody's Investors Service employs an equivalent Aaa rating, judged as the highest quality with minimal credit risk.^[14]^[15] Bond credit ratings originated in the early 20th century to provide investors with standardized evaluations of debt securities, primarily railroads initially. John Moody introduced the first systematic ratings in 1909 through "Moody's Analyses of Railroad Investments," grading bonds from Aaa to C based on financial metrics like earnings coverage and asset quality. This system expanded to broader corporate and later sovereign debt, with S&P following in 1916 by publishing similar analyses. By the mid-20th century, these ratings had become integral to capital markets, influencing bond pricing and investor allocation through probabilistic default modeling derived from historical issuer performance data.^[16]^[17] In capital markets, AAA ratings facilitate lower borrowing costs for issuers due to perceived safety, resulting in yields that historically trail those of lower-rated bonds by reflecting minimal risk premia. Empirical studies confirm a strong inverse correlation between AAA ratings and default probabilities, with AAA issuers exhibiting default rates under 0.1% annually in long-term datasets, enabling efficient risk pricing and portfolio diversification. Pre-2008 crisis benchmarks illustrated this, as AAA corporate bond yields averaged around 5-6% amid low default environments, underscoring their role as benchmarks for investment-grade securities despite occasional rating inaccuracies revealed in stress events.^[18]^[19]

Agricultural Adjustment Administration

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA) was a New Deal agency established by the Agricultural Adjustment Act, signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt on May 12, 1933.^[20] Its core objective was to elevate farm purchasing power to pre-World War I parity levels (specifically, the 1909-1914 baseline) by curtailing agricultural surpluses that had depressed prices during the Great Depression.^[21] The program financed compensatory payments to farmers for voluntarily reducing planted acreage of staple crops such as cotton, wheat, corn, rice, tobacco, dairy, and hogs, while also authorizing the outright destruction of existing surpluses—such as plowing under cotton fields and slaughtering over 6 million piglets in 1933—to enforce supply restrictions.^[22] Funding derived from processing taxes levied on commodities at rates calibrated to cover these payments, effectively transferring costs from producers to consumers and processors.^[23] Implementation under AAA administrator George Peek involved county-level committees dominated by larger farmers, who allocated benefit payments disproportionately to landowners rather than tenants or sharecroppers, exacerbating rural inequalities.^[24] Empirical data show short-term price stabilization: national cotton prices, for instance, climbed from 6.52 cents per pound in 1932 to 12.36 cents per pound by 1936, with overall farm income rising about 50% from 1932 to 1935 amid reduced output.^[25] However, these gains stemmed from artificial scarcity rather than productivity enhancements, leading to inefficiencies such as incentivizing production on marginal lands elsewhere while idling fertile acres.^[26] The policy's structure favored consolidated operations, as fixed payments scaled with historical acreage rather than current needs, prompting evictions of over 100,000 sharecropping families in the Cotton Belt alone between 1933 and 1935, with African American tenants suffering outsized displacement due to local committee biases.^[27] On January 6, 1936, the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated the AAA in United States v. Butler (297 U.S. 1), ruling 6-3 that the processing taxes constituted an unconstitutional intrusion on state reserved powers over agriculture, masquerading as fiscal policy to coerce production controls.^[28] The decision hinged on the Tenth Amendment, affirming Congress's taxing authority but rejecting its use as a penalty to regulate intrastate farming.^[23] In response, Congress enacted the Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act on February 29, 1936, retooling similar acreage reduction incentives as payments for soil-conserving practices like grass planting, thereby sidestepping constitutional objections while sustaining price supports until the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 formalized ever-normal granaries and loan programs.^[29] Long-term assessments critique the AAA for distorting market signals, entrenching dependency on federal subsidies, and failing to address underlying overproduction drivers like technological advances in mechanization.^[26]

Organizations and brands

Automotive and travel

The American Automobile Association (AAA), founded on March 4, 1902, in Chicago, Illinois, by nine regional automobile clubs, emerged to address the scarcity of suitable roads and highways for emerging motor vehicles, initially focusing on advocacy for improved infrastructure and motoring standards.^[30] Early efforts included promoting road signage, mapping services, and traffic regulations to enhance safety amid rapid automobile adoption.^[31] AAA's core services encompass emergency roadside assistance, including towing, battery replacement, tire service, and lockout aid, alongside travel planning, insurance products, and financial services tailored to motorists.^[32] Membership, which began with approximately 1,500 individuals in 1902, expanded substantially following World War II alongside surging U.S. car ownership, supporting millions of drivers through these offerings by the mid-20th century.^[31] Today, AAA serves over 65 million members across North America, providing benefits such as discounted hotel bookings and trip routing.^[32] Over time, AAA's operations evolved from manual road advocacy and printed guides to digital integration, including the AAA Mobile app launched in the 2010s for real-time roadside requests, service tracking, and electronic membership verification.^[33] Roadside response typically arrives within 21 minutes on average, varying by location and service type, enabling efficient handling of breakdowns.^[34] The organization maintains a focus on data-driven safety advocacy, publishing annual reports like the Traffic Safety Culture Index, which in 2023 categorized drivers based on behaviors such as distraction (affecting 19% primarily) and aggression, drawing from national surveys to inform policy without ideological alignment.^[35]^[36]

Arbitration and legal

The American Arbitration Association (AAA), founded in 1926 through the merger of the Arbitration Society of America and the Arbitration Foundation, operates as a not-for-profit organization administering binding arbitration and other alternative dispute resolution processes primarily for commercial, labor, employment, and consumer disputes.^[37] Its services emphasize neutral third-party decision-making under codified rules to facilitate efficient resolutions outside traditional courts, drawing on a roster of arbitrators selected for expertise and impartiality.^[38] In response to evolving dispute landscapes, the AAA revised its Commercial Arbitration Rules and Supplementary Procedures for Mass Arbitration effective September 1, 2024, alongside updates to Consumer and Employment/Workplace Arbitration Rules effective May 1, 2025, which integrate mandatory mediation attempts, default to virtual hearings, expanded arbitrator authority for case management, and streamlined fee structures to prioritize speed, cost control, and procedural fairness without compromising neutrality.^[39] ^[40] These changes address mass filing tactics by capping initial fees for high-volume claims and appointing process arbitrators to triage batches, reducing administrative burdens while maintaining binding outcomes.^[41] The AAA administers tens of thousands of cases annually across sectors, with 2024 data revealing 92 mass arbitrations encompassing over 280,000 individual consumer claims, predominantly in gaming, financial services, and telecommunications, where 76% of closed cases settled pre-award and median time to award stood at 16.6 months.^[42] ^[41] Empirical analyses of AAA proceedings demonstrate resolutions averaging 21 months faster than comparable U.S. district and circuit court cases through appeal, yielding direct and indirect economic savings from averted litigation delays estimated in billions annually when scaled across volumes.^[43] ^[44] Post-2020, accelerated by pandemic-driven needs, the AAA enhanced online arbitration infrastructure, defaulting hearings to virtual formats in updated rules and acquiring ODR.com in June 2024—the leading global platform for digital dispute resolution—to support scalable, remote proceedings for courts, businesses, and agencies while preserving evidentiary integrity and arbitrator oversight.^[40] ^[45]

Other organizations

The Australian Airports Association (AAA), founded in 1982 as a non-profit organization, serves as the primary advocate for coherent national policies on airport operations across Australia, representing aerodromes and airports to facilitate passenger and freight transport.^[46] It operates as a member-driven entity focused on infrastructure development and regulatory alignment, independent of government control, with its influence growing alongside Australia's aviation sector expansion in the 21st century.^[47] The American Accounting Association (AAA), established in 1916, is the largest professional community for academic accountants, dedicated to advancing accounting education, research, and practice through scholarly publications, conferences, and standards promotion.^[48] As a non-partisan, member-supported group, it emphasizes empirical analysis and knowledge dissemination without political advocacy, maintaining steady membership tied to the growth of accounting scholarship post-2000 financial regulations.^[49] The American Anthropological Association (AAA), formed in 1902, functions as the world's largest organization for individuals engaged in anthropological study, encompassing cultural, biological, linguistic, and archaeological subfields to foster research and public understanding of human societies.^[50] It remains a voluntary, professional association prioritizing data-driven inquiry over ideological positions, with membership reflecting sustained interest in empirical ethnography amid global demographic shifts.

Government and politics

Agencies

Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) are local public or private nonprofit entities designated by state agencies on aging to coordinate services for older adults under Title III of the Older Americans Act (OAA), originally enacted in 1965 and amended to establish the AAA framework.^[51] These agencies develop and implement area plans addressing needs such as nutrition, transportation, and caregiver support, focusing on enabling individuals aged 60 and older to remain in their communities.^[52] As of 2023, there were 622 AAAs operating across the United States, forming part of a national aging network that includes 56 state agencies on aging and over 20,000 local service providers. Funding primarily derives from federal OAA allocations, distributed through states to AAAs, which then contract with community providers; AAAs also leverage state, local, and private funds to supplement services like home-delivered meals and evidence-based health promotion programs.^[51] On average, AAAs deliver 28 types of services annually, reaching millions of older adults—for instance, in 2020, they supported home- and community-based care for participants through nutrition and personal care assistance.^[53] Empirical studies indicate that AAA-coordinated interventions correlate with improved health outcomes, including reduced emergency department visits and lower Medicare expenditures among enrolled older adults, attributed to partnerships integrating social services with healthcare.^[54] Targeted programs, such as falls prevention and chronic disease self-management, have demonstrated measurable gains in physical function and quality of life metrics for participants, based on performance data from the aging network.^[55] These results stem from localized administration allowing adaptation to regional demographics and needs, though outcomes vary by funding levels and service uptake.^[56]

Legislation

The Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933 authorized the federal government to reduce agricultural surpluses by paying farmers to curtail production of staple crops and livestock, with the objective of raising commodity prices to parity levels equivalent to the purchasing power of the 1909–1914 base period relative to nonfarm costs. This included controversial measures such as the emergency hog reduction program, which involved purchasing and slaughtering approximately 6 million young pigs and sows in 1933 to prevent future supply increases, amid widespread hunger during the Great Depression.^[21] The act funded these payments through a processor tax on commodities like wheat, cotton, corn, tobacco, rice, and hogs, but it was declared unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court in United States v. Butler on January 6, 1936, on grounds that it invaded state powers over agriculture and improperly used taxing authority to regulate production.^[28]^[23] The Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 served as a successor, reauthorizing supply management through voluntary production controls and acreage allotments for major crops, while establishing the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation to provide subsidized insurance against yield losses and price declines.^[57]^[58] Unlike its predecessor, the 1938 act avoided direct production destruction and instead emphasized non-binding marketing quotas subject to farmer referenda, with price supports tied to parity formulas adjusted for historical data.^[58] These provisions aimed to stabilize farm incomes through ever-normal granaries—government storage of surplus crops for release during shortages—but implementation data showed persistent challenges in achieving precise supply-demand balance without incentives for overproduction in non-controlled sectors. Post-World War II amendments, such as those in the Agricultural Act of 1948, extended price supports at 75–90% of parity for basic commodities and introduced flexible loan rates, but these were critiqued by economists for distorting markets by encouraging inefficient resource allocation and dependency on subsidies rather than competitive pricing.^[29] Subsequent extensions through the 1970s, including target prices and deficiency payments under the Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act of 1973, amplified these effects by decoupling supports from actual production limits, leading to expanded acreage and higher government costs without proportionally resolving long-term price volatility.^[59] Critics argued that such policies perpetuated overproduction cycles, as evidenced by rising commodity stockpiles and fiscal burdens exceeding $10 billion annually by the late 1970s, undermining free-market signals for farmers.

Science, technology, and medicine

Computing and networking

In computer networking, AAA refers to the Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting framework, which controls access to network resources by verifying user identities, enforcing permissions, and logging activities. Authentication confirms a user's or device's legitimacy through credentials such as passwords, certificates, or biometrics; authorization specifies allowable actions based on roles or policies; and accounting tracks resource usage, session durations, and data transfers for auditing and billing purposes.^[60]^[61] The framework emerged in the 1990s as networks grew more complex, with early implementations addressing dial-up and remote access needs. RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service), a key AAA protocol, was initially developed by Livingston Enterprises in 1991 and standardized by the IETF in RFC 2865 in June 2000, defining attributes for carrying authentication, authorization, and configuration data between network access servers and backend servers.^[62]^[63] RADIUS operates over UDP for efficiency, supporting centralized management in enterprise environments like VPNs and Wi-Fi networks.^[64] Diameter evolved as an enhanced AAA protocol to overcome RADIUS limitations, such as limited scalability and reliability, with support for TCP/SCTP transport, larger message sizes, and fail-over mechanisms; it is specified in RFC 6733 (October 2012) and widely used in mobile networks for IP mobility and policy control in LTE and 5G infrastructures.^[65]^[66] AAA implementations, including RADIUS and Diameter, integrate with enterprise VPNs to enforce granular access controls, reducing unauthorized entry risks through policy enforcement and real-time session monitoring, while accounting logs enable post-incident forensics and compliance with standards like SOX or GDPR.^[67]^[68]

Batteries and standards

The AAA battery designates a standardized cylindrical dry cell format measuring 10.5 mm in diameter and 44.5 mm in length, with a nominal voltage of 1.5 volts.^[69]^[70] This size, originally introduced by the American Ever Ready Company in 1911, supports zinc-carbon and alkaline chemistries, the latter offering higher energy density for modern applications.^[71] Under international standards, AAA cells are classified as ANSI/NEMA 24A or IEC LR03, ensuring interoperability in consumer electronics.^[72] Alkaline variants typically deliver capacities of 800–1200 mAh under standard discharge conditions, while zinc-carbon types range from 500–600 mAh, reflecting differences in electrochemical efficiency and internal resistance.^[73] These batteries power low-to-moderate drain devices, including television remote controls, wireless mice, children's toys, clocks, and flashlights.^[74]^[75] Disposal of AAA batteries raises environmental considerations due to their manganese dioxide and zinc content, which can leach into soil and water if landfilled, though alkaline types pose lower risks than rechargeable chemistries containing cadmium or lithium.^[76] Life-cycle assessments indicate that recycling yields net environmental benefits by recovering metals like zinc (up to 99% efficiency in processed facilities) and reducing virgin material extraction, outweighing collection and transport emissions.^[77] In the United States, household alkaline battery recycling participation remains limited, with industry estimates suggesting less than 10% diversion from landfills, prompting calls for expanded municipal programs to mitigate cumulative impacts from billions of units discarded annually.^[78]

Biology and medicine

Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) refers to a localized dilation of the abdominal aorta exceeding 3 cm in diameter, posing risks of rupture due to weakening of the aortic wall from degenerative changes, often linked to atherosclerosis and proteolytic degradation. Incidence in the United States is estimated at 1-2% among men over 65, with lifetime risk from age 45 at approximately 5.6%, rising to 8.2% in men and 10.5% in current smokers.^[79] Tobacco smoking is the strongest modifiable risk factor, conferring a 5-fold increased odds of AAA development through mechanisms including endothelial damage and matrix metalloproteinase activation, independent of confounding cardiovascular effects.^[80] Screening for AAA employs one-time abdominal ultrasonography, recommended by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force for men aged 65-75 years with any smoking history, as it detects aneurysms with high sensitivity (nearly 100%) and specificity while being noninvasive and cost-effective for early intervention.^[81] Aneurysms smaller than 4 cm carry negligible annual rupture risk (<1%), but risk escalates with diameter: approximately 1-5% annually for those exceeding 5 cm, reaching 9-14% for diameters over 6 cm, driven by wall stress per Laplace's law where tension increases proportionally with radius.^[82] Empirical data from cohort studies underscore diameter as the primary predictor, though female sex and rapid expansion (>0.5 cm/year) amplify hazard independently of size.^[83] Acquired aplastic anemia, characterized by immune-mediated bone marrow failure leading to pancytopenia, has an incidence of 2-3 cases per million annually in Western populations, often triggered by toxins, viruses, or idiopathic autoimmunity rather than inherited defects.^[84] Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation from matched siblings yields overall survival rates of 74-91%, varying by age (82% for patients 1-20 years, declining to 53% over 40), with graft failure rates around 5% and chronic graft-versus-host disease in 16% of cases using standard conditioning.^[85]^[86] Immunosuppressive therapy with antithymocyte globulin and cyclosporine achieves response rates of 68% at 6 months in non-transplant candidates, though relapse occurs in up to 24% long-term.^[84]

Arts, entertainment, and media

Video gaming

In video gaming, AAA (triple-A) denotes high-budget productions developed by major studios, characterized by substantial investment in graphics, marketing, and scope to achieve broad commercial appeal and technical sophistication. The term emerged in the late 1990s, drawing from financial credit ratings where AAA signifies the highest reliability or from academic grading scales denoting top quality, initially applied to titles like Final Fantasy VII in 1997 that marked a shift toward cinematic-scale RPGs with budgets exceeding contemporaries.^[87]^[88]^[89] AAA games typically require development budgets starting at $50 million, escalating to $200 million or more for titles targeting 2024–2025 release windows, inclusive of marketing that can add tens of millions further. These costs reflect demands for cross-platform compatibility, photorealistic visuals, and expansive worlds, often involving teams of hundreds over 4–7 years. Empirical data underscores elevated risks: approximately 40% of AAA releases in 2024 underperformed relative to expectations, exacerbated by flops in live-service models like Concord, which launched in August 2024 and shut down within two weeks due to insufficient player retention despite a $100 million+ investment.^[90]^[91]^[92]^[93] By 2025, trends reveal intensified competition from indie titles, which capture market share through lower costs ($10,000–$1 million) and innovative mechanics unburdened by sequel mandates, prompting AAA publishers to pivot amid live-service setbacks—Sony, for instance, canceled 8 of 12 planned titles by mid-2025. This has fueled industry consolidation, with mass layoffs (over 10,000 jobs cut in 2022–2025) and studio closures as firms consolidate to mitigate ballooning AAA risks, including delays and overruns that amplify financial volatility.^[94]^[95]^[96] Criticisms of AAA development center on crunch culture, where over 50% of developers reported compulsory overtime (60–100 hours weekly) in recent surveys, driven by deadline pressures that correlate with burnout and reduced output quality. Publishers' over-reliance on sequels and franchises—evident in 2024–2025 pipelines dominated by established IPs—stifles innovation, as data shows diminished returns from iterative releases amid player fatigue, further entrenching consolidation among risk-averse majors while indies thrive on originality.^[97]^[98]^[99]

Music

AAA, pronounced Triple A and standing for Attack All Around, is a Japanese co-ed pop group formed in 2005 and signed to Avex Trax.^[100] The group debuted on September 21, 2005, with the single "Blood on Fire," the theme song for the live-action film Initial D, which peaked at number 9 on the Oricon weekly singles chart.^[101] Produced by Avex executive Masato "Max" Matsuura, AAA combines vocals, rapping, and choreography across J-pop styles, releasing 11 studio albums, multiple EPs, and compilation albums, with later singles like "MIRAGE" in 2008 reaching number 1 on Oricon charts.^[102] The group has earned awards including Best New Artist at the 47th Japan Record Awards and topped the Oricon weekly album chart in 2020 with their 15th anniversary best-of collection.^[103] Against All Authority, often abbreviated as AAA, is an American ska-punk and punk rock band formed in Miami, Florida, in 1992.^[104] Known for politically charged lyrics addressing anti-authoritarianism and social issues, the band adopted a DIY ethos, releasing albums such as Nothing New for Trash Like You in 2001 and The Restoration of Chaos & Order in 2006 through Hopeless Records and others.^[105] They toured extensively in the 1990s and 2000s, blending punk aggression with ska elements, and reunited for performances as recently as 2025.^[106] Acid Angel from Asia, abbreviated AAA, was a short-lived South Korean sub-unit of the girl group tripleS under Modhaus, debuting on October 28, 2022, with the mini album Access and lead single "Generation."^[107] Comprising members Kim Yooyeon, Kim Nakyoung, Gong Yubin, and Jeong Hyerin, the project emphasized electronic and experimental pop, but was officially dissolved on November 21, 2022, after limited promotions including fansigns.^[108]

Wrestling and sports entertainment

Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide, abbreviated as AAA, is a Mexican professional wrestling promotion established on April 30, 1992, by Antonio Peña after departing from Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre to pursue greater creative control.^[109]^[110] The organization emphasizes lucha libre traditions, featuring high-flying maneuvers, masked performers, and storylines centered on rivalries between rudos (heels) and técnicos (faces). AAA has hosted numerous events, with its annual Triplemanía serving as the premier showcase since the inaugural edition on April 30, 1993.^[111] AAA's roster has featured prominent luchadores such as El Hijo del Santo, known for his technical prowess and adherence to the masked heritage of his father, El Santo.^[112] Other notable talents include El Hijo del Vikingo, who defended the AAA Mega Championship in high-profile matches at recent Triplemanía events. The promotion's events often draw tens of thousands of spectators; for instance, Triplemanía XXXIII on August 16, 2025, at Arena CDMX in Mexico City attracted 19,691 fans, marking the highest attendance for a Mexican lucha libre show that year and setting an all-time gate revenue record for the series.^[113]^[114] In recent developments, AAA expanded globally through a partnership and acquisition by WWE, announced on April 21, 2025, with TKO Group Holdings acquiring a 51% controlling stake to integrate lucha libre talent into broader WWE programming.^[115] This deal facilitated cross-promotional events like Worlds Collide and enhanced media distribution, including YouTube streaming that achieved a peak concurrent viewership of 614,000 for Triplemanía XXXIII, alongside total unique viewers exceeding 4.1 million.^[113]^[116] Such collaborations have positioned AAA for increased international exposure while preserving its core Mexican fanbase and event formats.

Other uses

Access all areas (AAA) refers to a credential granting unrestricted entry to all sections of a venue, including backstage and production areas, typically issued during live events such as concerts and tours.^[117] These passes are divided into escort-required (needing accompaniment for security) and non-escort varieties, prioritizing safety while facilitating operations for performers, crew, and essential personnel.^[117] The term originated in the entertainment industry to denote comprehensive access privileges beyond standard tickets, with usage documented in event management protocols since at least the late 20th century.^[118]

Sports

Baseball

Triple-A, often abbreviated as AAA, denotes the highest classification of Minor League Baseball (MiLB), positioned directly below Major League Baseball (MLB) as the premier player development level.^[119] Each of MLB's 30 teams maintains one Triple-A affiliate, with players assigned there for advanced skill refinement, injury rehabilitation, or performance evaluation prior to potential MLB call-ups.^[120] The classification originated in 1946 amid postwar restructuring of minor league hierarchies, replacing prior designations like Class A1 and establishing Triple-A as the elite tier based on league quality and competitive strength rather than solely population metrics.^[121] Currently, Triple-A comprises two leagues: the International League (IL), covering eastern and midwestern U.S. teams, and the Pacific Coast League (PCL), spanning western states.^[122] These 30 teams play a 150-game schedule, emphasizing metrics like exit velocity, spin rates, and plate discipline that correlate with MLB success, though gaps in equipment and scouting data can affect direct comparability. Triple-A serves as a proving ground where prospects hone major-league readiness; for instance, walk and strikeout rates at this level predict MLB sustainability, with players exhibiting rates akin to established big-leaguers (e.g., walk rates above 4%) more likely to transition upward.^[123] A 2021 MiLB reorganization, driven by MLB's initiative to streamline affiliations and enhance facilities, temporarily reconfigured Triple-A into the Triple-A East (10 teams) and Triple-A West (20 teams) for geographic efficiency and reduced travel, while cutting overall minor league rosters from 160 to 120 teams.^[120] Post-2021, the structure reverted to the IL and PCL formats, with added emphases on player welfare like salary increases (38-72%) and modernized stadium standards.^[124] This level annually produces numerous MLB contributors, as affiliates facilitate direct shuttling of talent—evident in seasonal call-ups for roster needs or injuries—though exact promotion probabilities vary by position, age, and performance, often exceeding half for standout performers based on historical transitions.^[125]

Other sports

The Amateur Athletic Association (AAA), established on 24 April 1880 at the Randolph Hotel in Oxford, England, functioned as the primary governing body for track and field athletics in England and Wales until its restructuring in the late 20th century.^[126] It enforced strict amateurism rules, excluding athletes with professional ties, and standardized events such as sprints, distance runs, hurdles, jumps, and throws, drawing from pedestrianism traditions of the 19th century.^[126] The AAA's formation addressed fragmented club competitions by centralizing organization, with initial membership from 60 athletic clubs and universities.^[126] From its inception, the AAA organized annual championships that served as selection trials for international meets, including precursors to the modern Olympics. The first AAA Championships, held on 3 July 1880 at Lillie Bridge in London, featured 17 events and drew over 2,000 spectators, establishing records like 10.0 seconds for the 100 yards by Bernhardt Schmidt.^[126] These events influenced Olympic formats; for instance, British representatives to the 1896 Athens Games, such as winner of the 100 meters heat Charles Gmelin, emerged from AAA-sanctioned competitions, contributing to athletics' inclusion as a core Olympic discipline. By the early 1900s, verifiable AAA records documented performances like Sydney Wooderson's 4:06.4 mile in 1937, reflecting advancements in training and equipment under amateur constraints.^[127] Through the pre-1970s era, the AAA maintained exclusivity to unpaid participants, rejecting state subsidies or endorsements that could imply professionalism, which preserved the sport's gentlemanly ethos amid growing commercialization pressures.^[128] It affiliated with international bodies like the International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF, founded 1912), aiding rule harmonization; for example, AAA advocacy helped adopt the 400-meter track standard by 1920. Regional branches, such as the Northern Counties AAA formed in 1882, extended its reach, fostering grassroots participation with over 1,000 affiliated clubs by 1939.^[129] This structure supported niche developments, including cross-country relays introduced in the 1920s, emphasizing endurance over speed in amateur contexts.^[127]

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Obligations rated Aaa are judged to be of the highest quality, with minimal risk. ... Moody's Investors Service credit rating agency, the Moody's KMV quantitative ...<|separator|>
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A Brief History of Credit Rating Agencies: How Financial Regulation ...
John Moody published the first publicly available bond ratings (mostly concerning railroad bonds) in 1909. Moody's firm was followed by Poor's Publishing ...
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an analysis of the origin of Moody's stock and bond ratings
Apr 27, 2011 · Moody in 1909 rated 38.94 percent of railroad bonds in his sample as Aaa and 85.25 percent of railroad bonds as A, Aa or Aaa.
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AAA Credit Rating Explained: Definition, Criteria, and Bond Types
They indicate the lowest risk of default and the highest degree of creditworthiness and can mean lower borrowing costs (and, unfortunately, yields).
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[PDF] Empirical research on corporate credit-ratings: A literature review
The main finding is that ratings correlate on average negatively with future default rates, e.g. a firm with the highest rating AAA is less likely to default in ...Missing: metrics | Show results with:metrics
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[PDF] Major Agricultural and Trade Legislation, 1933-96 - USDA ERS
Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933 (P.L. 73-10) was signed into law May 12, 1933. The law introduced the price-support programs, including production.
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[PDF] History of Agricultural Price-Support and Adjustment Programs ...
The Agricultural Adjustment Act, approved on May 12, 1933, aimed to restore farm purchasing power of agricultural commodities to the prosperous 1909-14 level.
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The Agricultural Adjustment Act | Pepperdine School of Public Policy
(1) To establish and maintain such balance between the production and consumption of agricultural commodities, and such marketing conditions therefor or, as ...
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United States v. Butler | Oyez
The Agricultural Adjustment Act was unconstitutional because it attempted to regulate and control agricultural production, an area reserved to the states by ...
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The effect of the AAA on the agricultural labor structure - ScienceDirect
The results suggest that the AAA played a significant role in the displacement of black and white sharecroppers and black managing tenants.
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Agricultural Adjustment Act - New Georgia Encyclopedia
Jan 29, 2016 · The AAA successfully increased crop prices. National cotton prices increased from 6.52 cents/pound in 1932 to 12.36 cents/pound in 1936. The ...Missing: empirical | Show results with:empirical
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The New Deal and Recovery, Part 9: The AAA | Cato at Liberty Blog
Jan 11, 2021 · The AAA was, in the meantime, supposed to raise farm product prices, and thereby boost farmers' purchasing power, by getting farmers to cut their output.Missing: empirical | Show results with:empirical
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New Deal or No Deal in the Cotton South: The Effect of the AAA on ...
The results suggest that the AAA played a significant role in the displacement of black and white sharecroppers and black managing tenants.Missing: outcomes | Show results with:outcomes
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United States v. Butler | 297 U.S. 1 (1936)
The spending power does not allow Congress to regulate matters clearly reserved to the states by using taxation as a pretext for indirect control.
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Agricultural Adjustment Act – U.S. Conlawpedia - sites@gsu
The Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act of 1936 paid farmers to reduce production of crops to “conserve soil” and to protect the land from further ...
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AAA History
Nine of those clubs joined together to create a national motoring organization and on March 4, 1902, in Chicago, founded the American Automobile Association.
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AAA Timeline
1902. March 4: Nine auto clubs meet in Chicago to form the American Automobile Association. ... Membership totaled approximately 1,500. Dec 9: Adopts resolution ...
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AAA | American Automobile Association
AAA provides more than 65 million members with automotive, travel, insurance and financial services across North America. Established in 1902, AAA is a leader ...International Driving Permit · AAA Membership Overview · AAA Classic MembershipMissing: history peak post- WWII
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Auto Club App - AAA Insurance
Features of the app include Roadside Assistance requesting, bill reminders, electronic proof of insurance and membership cards, and travel services.Missing: evolution | Show results with:evolution
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How Long Does AAA Roadside Assistance Take? - WalletHub
Sep 8, 2025 · It usually takes up to 21 minutes for AAA roadside assistance to arrive, depending on your location, your reason for requiring assistance, and the road ...<|separator|>
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2023 Traffic Safety Culture Index
Safe Drivers (34.9%): Rarely engaged in any risky driving behavior. · Distracted Drivers (19.0%): Predominantly engaged in distracted driving behaviors.Missing: partisan stance
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AAA's Policies - AAA Exchange
AAA works to promote public safety through lobbying activities and educational programs. Ongoing efforts aim to advance knowledge and raise awareness.Missing: stance | Show results with:stance
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American Arbitration Association - Summary from LegiStorm
The American Arbitration Association was founded in 1926, following enactment of the Federal Arbitration Act, with the specific goal of helping to implement ...
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American Arbitration Association | Arbitration & ADR Services
The not-for-profit American Arbitration Association® is the leading global provider of arbitration, mediation, and ADR services, providing fair resolutions.Contact Us · AAA Rules, Forms & Fees · AAA · ArbitrationMissing: post- 2020
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The AAA's 2024–2025 Arbitration Rule Changes: A Breakdown
Apr 30, 2025 · Get a detailed overview of AAA's new arbitration rules for 2024–2025 and understand their impact on dispute resolution.Administrative Changes · Procedural Changes · Documents-Only Threshold
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AAA® Updates Consumer and Employment Arbitration Rules
May 1, 2025 · AAA revises its consumer and employment arbitration rules to promote fairness, clarity, and efficiency in resolving workplace and individual ...Missing: 2024 | Show results with:2024
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Mass Arbitration in 2024: Insights from AAA's New Infographic
May 7, 2025 · Together, that's more than 280,000 individual claims filed with the AAA in 2024 under mass arbitration umbrellas—a sharp illustration of just ...
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AAA Infographics - American Arbitration Association
76% of cases closed in 2024 settled before award, and 20% of those cases closed before incurring arbitrator compensation. Median time to award was 16.6 months— ...
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[PDF] Efficiency and Economic Benefits of Dispute Resolution through ...
• Based on the direct, indirect, and induced losses associated with additional time to trial for district court cases compared with AAA arbitration, estimated.
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A New AAA Study Confirms that Arbitration is Faster to Resolution ...
Jun 1, 2017 · US District Court and Circuit Court cases required at 21 months longer than arbitrations to resolve when the case went through appeal (33.6.Missing: empirical | Show results with:empirical
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American Arbitration Association® Acquires World's Leading Online ...
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Australian Airports Association - Advocacy, Opportunity, and ...
May 30, 2024 · The Australian Airports Association (AAA) is a non-profit organisation. It was founded in 1982 in recognition of the need for one coherent, ...
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Who we are - Australian Airports Association
The AAA is the leading advocate for appropriate national policy relating to airport activities, to ensure regular transport passengers, freight, and the ...Missing: founding | Show results with:founding
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About AAA - American Accounting Association
The American Accounting Association is the largest community of accountants in academia. Founded in 1916, we have a rich and reputable history.AAA Centennial · AAA Professional Staff · Directories · Governance
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American Accounting Association: Home
The American Accounting Association is the premier community of accountants in academia. Founded in 1916, we have a rich and reputable history built on leading- ...View More AAA Meetings · AAA Journals · About · American Accounting...
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AAA History - American Anthropological Association
Founded in 1902, the American Anthropological Association (AAA) is the world's largest organization of individuals interested in anthropology.
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What to Know About the Older Americans Act and the Services ... - KFF
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Linking Health And Social Services Through Area Agencies On ...
Apr 6, 2020 · Our results suggest that investments in health and human services partnerships through Area Agencies on Aging can yield health returns among older adults.
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[PDF] Administration on Aging Performance Measurement Toolkit
Most important is measuring the outcomes or the impact that services have on the well-being of older persons such as remaining in the community and avoiding (or.
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“The Real Impacts that AAAs are Making:” Developing Measures of ...
In 2020, AAAs provided an average of 27 services to help older adults continue to live in their homes and communities, including congregate and home-delivered ...Missing: empirical | Show results with:empirical
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History of RMA - Risk Management Agency - USDA
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[PDF] 75-30 - Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 & Federal Crop - GovInfo
øCurrency: This publication is a compilation of the text of Chapter 30 of the 75th. Congress. It was last amended by the public law listed in the As Amended.
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[PDF] Economists and the Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act of 1973
The Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, as amended, which the present act further amends, provided for loans on specified commodities at rates ranging from ...Missing: Post- critiques
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What Is Authentication, Authorization, And Accounting (AAA) Security?
Authentication, authorization, and accounting (AAA) is a security framework that controls network access. Learn how AAA protocols strengthen network ...
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What is authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA)?
Oct 28, 2024 · Authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA) is a security framework for controlling and tracking user access within a computer network.
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RFC 2865 - Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (RADIUS)
This document describes a protocol for carrying authentication, authorization, and configuration information between a Network Access Server
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Using AAA Security for Networking Equipment - Perle Systems
AAA (Authentication, Authorization, Accounting) protocols such as RADIUS (RFC 2865) and TACACS+, which was developed by Cisco, were created to address these ...Using Aaa Security For... · Authentication... · Perle Products That Support...
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[PDF] RADIUS Attributes Overview and RADIUS IETF Attributes - Cisco
Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) attributes are used to define specific authentication, authorization, and accounting (AAA) elements in a ...
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What is the Diameter Protocol? - F5
The Diameter Protocol provides authentication, authorization, and accounting (AAA) messaging services for network access and data mobility applications.
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Diameter Protocol - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Diameter is a protocol originally designed for Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA) purposes. It is an evolution of its predecessor, the RADIUS ...
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What is AAA Security? Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA) is a three-process framework used to manage user access, enforce user policies and privileges, and measure ...What is Authentication... · The AAA Framework · AAA Benefits · AAA Protocols
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Sizes and Formats of cells and batteries - Batteries4pro
Oct 10, 2014 · Sizes and Formats of cells and batteries ; AAA. 10.5 mm. 45.0 mm ; 1/3 N. 11.5 mm. 11.5 mm ; 1/2 N. 11.5 mm. 18.0 mm ; N · 11.5 mm. 29.0 mm ; AA. 14.5 ...
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Energizing Ages: The Historical Development of AAA Batteries
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[PDF] AAA ENERGIZER E92
Designation: ANSI-24A, IEC-LR03. Nominal Voltage: 1.5 volts. Nominal IR: 150 to 300 milliohms (fresh). Operating Temp: -18°C to 55°C (0°F to 130°F).
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Tenergy 1.5V AAA Batteries, High Performance Alkaline AAA Non ...
Tenergy 1.5V AAA Batteries, High Performance Alkaline AAA Non-Rechargeable Battery for Clocks, Remotes, Toys & Electronic Devices, 720 Pack.
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Eveready AAA Alkaline Batteries, Pack Of 16 - 1.5 V DC - 16 Pack
Free deliveryEveready Gold batteries are the perfect match for low to mid drain devices like remotes, calculators, and toys.
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[PDF] life cycle impacts of alkaline batteries with a - EPBA
This study evaluates the environmental impacts of different end-of-life strategies, such as disposal and recycling for alkaline batteries in the United States.
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Lifetime Risk and Risk Factors for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm in a ...
Nov 10, 2016 · At age 45, the lifetime risk for AAA was 5.6% (95% confidence interval, 4.8–6.1) and was higher in men (8.2%) and current smokers (10.5%).
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Tobacco smoking and the risk of abdominal aortic aneurysm
Oct 3, 2018 · This meta-analysis of twenty two cohort studies confirm that smoking is a strong risk factor for abdominal aortic aneurysms, with 5-fold, 2-fold ...
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Recommendation: Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm: Screening - uspstf
Dec 10, 2019 · The USPSTF recommends 1-time screening for abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) with ultrasonography in men aged 65 to 75 years who have ever smoked.Screening · Screening, 1996 · Clinical Summary · Evidence Summary
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An 18-cm unruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm - PMC - NIH
Size confers the largest risk factor for aneurysm rupture, with aneurysms >6 cm having an annual rupture risk of 14.1%. We present the case of a 60-year-old ...
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Women with the largest diameter aneurysms and the smallest body sizes are at the greatest risk of rupture. INTRODUCTION. Women have frequently been shown to ...
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What is a Triple-A Game? AAA Game Definition, Meaning, and ...
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What is the origin of the term "AAA game?"
Oct 20, 2016 · The term is based on the academic grading scale of the United States (where "A" is a top mark) or similar letter-based grading scales.
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What is a AAA Game?
Jul 22, 2022 · There is not necessarily one universally agreed upon origin for the designation of AAA games, but it is often seen as a reference to bond ...
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A video game crash in 2024? | Christopher Anjos🎗️ posted on the ...
Sep 15, 2024 · A 40% flop rate for AAA games in 2024 thus far is significantly ... failure! Like · Reply. 1 Reaction. See more comments. To view or add a ...Missing: statistics | Show results with:statistics
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These 9 Live-Service Games Launched And Died In Record Time
But while Concord's 14 days is one of the quickest live-service collapses we've seen, it's not alone. In fact, plenty of other live service games have struggled ...
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Indie Game Development Cost: A Detailed Budget Guide
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Aug 25, 2025 · After cancelling 8 of the 12 live service games Sony promised to release by 2025, PlayStation studios boss says the number doesn't really ...PlayStation cuts down number of Live Service games planned to ...Sony CFO says its live service shift is 'not entirely going smoothly ...More results from www.reddit.com
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2022–2025 video game industry layoffs - Wikipedia
The cost of developing AAA games has steadily climbed in recent years due to several factors. The increasing complexity of game design, the adoption of ...<|separator|>
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Squeezed in the Middle: AAA Gaming Studios Must Adapt
The result? AAA studios, which were already facing intensifying competition within their segment of the market, are now under pressure from all directions.
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Survey finds more than half of game developers experience crunch
Sep 5, 2023 · A new union survey raised further concerns about crunch culture in game development, with more than half experiencing crunch in the past two years.
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Crunch in the Gaming Industry: A Persistent Crisis in The Digital ...
Jan 24, 2025 · Crunch typically peaks in the final months of a game's development cycle, with employees working 60–100 hours per week to resolve bugs ...
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What the AAA video game industry can learn from indie success
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AAA (Triple A) OFFICIAL WEB SITE - avex
Boy-girl super performance group AAA(Triple A) OFFICIAL WEBSITE.
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AAA biography | Last.fm
Aug 1, 2023 · The Avex Trax group debuted in September 2005 with the Japanese theme song, BLOOD on FIRE, to the Initial D Live-Action Movie, which reached #9 ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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AAA Songs, Albums, Reviews, Bio & More - AllMusic
Explore AAA's discography including top tracks, albums, and reviews. Learn all about AAA on AllMusic.
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AAA | Chartmetric
... AAA won the Best New Artist of the Year Award at the 47th Japan Record Awards, despite failing to reach the upper echelon of the charts. The guitars may ...Missing: success | Show results with:success
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Against All Authority Songs, Albums, Reviews ... - AllMusic
Against All Authority began the punk rock fight in 1992, when they decided to form a DIY band that would really live up to their ideals.
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Against All Authority - Spotify
Albums ; The Restoration Of Chaos & Order. Album • 2006 ; Against All Authority / Common Rider (Split). Album • 2005 ; Nothing New For Trash Like You. Album • 2001.
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Miami ska-punk trailblazers celebrate 25 years of 'Resistance' - WLRN
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Modhaus CEO Jaden Jeong on tripleS subunit Acid Angel from Asia
Dec 9, 2022 · Acid Angel from Asia, or AAA, debuted on October 28 with the EP 'Access' and the title track 'Generation'. Less than a month later, the South ...
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Acid Angel from Asia (AAA) Members Profile & Facts (Updated!)
Oct 10, 2022 · The unit was composed of members Kim Yooyeon, Kim Nakyoung, Gong Yubin, and Jeong Hyerin. They debuted on October 28, 2022 with the mini album ...
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Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide | Pro Wrestling Promotions
Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide is a Major pro wrestling promotion based in Mexico City, Mexico. The AAA promotion was founded on April 30, 1992 by Antonio Peña.
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Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide for Kids
30 April 1992; 33 years ago (1992-04-30) · Antonio Peña · Mexico City, Mexico · Nick Khan (President, WWE) Alberto Fasja (Executive Chairman, Fillip) Dorian Roldán ...
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Things Wrestling Fans Need To Know About Mexico's AAA Wrestling ...
Apr 21, 2025 · AAA Was Founded In 1992 · AAA Has Used A Hexagonal Ring · AAA Has A Video Game · AAA Brought The Art Of Lucha Libre To North America · AAA Launched ...<|separator|>
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El Hijo Del Santo - Pro Wrestling Wiki - Fandom
El Hijo del Santo is the only one of Santo's eleven children to go into wrestling and is considered one of the best Luchadors of his generation.
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TRIPLEMANIA® XXXIII SHATTERS RECORDS FOR VIEWERSHIP ...
Aug 18, 2025 · August 18, 2025 – TripleMania XXXIII, Mexican lucha libre promotion AAA's largest annual event, became the most-viewed and highest-grossing ...
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Lucha Libre AAA TripleMania XXXIII Breaks Records with WWE ...
Aug 18, 2025 · The peak live concurrent audience was at a whopping 614,000. The crowd total at the Arena CDMX in Mexico City was 19,691, not only making it the ...Missing: figures | Show results with:figures
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WWE® ANNOUNCES ACQUISITION OF LEADING MEXICAN ...
Apr 21, 2025 · WWE, part of TKO Group Holdings (NYSE: TKO), has announced its acquisition of leading Mexican lucha libre promotion AAA in partnership with Mexico-based sports ...
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Full Triplemanía XXXIII results - WWE
AAA Mega Championship Fatal 4-Way Match El Hijo del Vikingo (c) def. Dragon Lee, Dominik Mysterio and El Grande Americano (VIDEO | VIDEO | PHOTOS)
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Access All Areas: Understanding Tour Credentials
Access All Areas, or AAA, grants access to everywhere in the venue. This is typically divided into 'escort' and 'non-escort' varieties, with 'escort' meaning ...Missing: acronym | Show results with:acronym
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[PDF] Guidelines for more accessible venues to d/Deaf audiences
In the terminology of live events “AAA = Access All Areas” has a meaning that we all know: it indicates a valid pass to access all production areas of a con ...Missing: acronym | Show results with:acronym<|separator|>
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Triple-A Baseball: Frequently Asked Questions | MiLB.com
Triple-A baseball is the highest classification in Minor League Baseball and is one step from the Major Leagues.
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Minor League Baseball has successful 2021 season - MLB.com
Sep 23, 2021 · One of the key changes was the relocation of Triple-A affiliates closer to their Major League clubs, as the average commute from a Triple-A ...
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Truth in the Minor League Class Structure
In 1946 the classification structure was changed to eliminate Class A1 and establish Class AAA and the PCL was reclassified from AAA to a newly created Open ...Missing: Triple- | Show results with:Triple-
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Minor League Baseball's 2025 Triple-A National Championship ...
The 2025 Triple-A National Championship Game, which will feature the winners of the International League and Pacific Coast League meeting in a single-game ...
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Correlating Triple-A walk and strikeout rates to the Major Leagues
Jan 29, 2014 · Very few players stick around the major leagues with a walk rate below 4%. Of the players with 4% or lower walk rates in the minors, many find themselves ...Missing: promotion | Show results with:promotion
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Minor League Baseball overhaul unveiled | Ballpark Digest
Feb 12, 2021 · Player salary increases ranging from 38-72% for the 2021 season. · Modernized facility standards better suited for professional athletes.
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What are the odds that a triple A semi-pro baseball player will play in ...
May 18, 2018 · The probability is about fifty percent. Dedication, persistence, skill, are all factors in success of any thing. My favorite baseball player of ...What percentage of AAA minor league baseball players will ... - QuoraDo many baseball players go from AAA to majors instead of AA then ...More results from www.quora.com
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Remembering the pioneering AAA, as it celebrates its 140th ...
Apr 24, 2020 · It was 140 years ago on this day that track and field athletics as we know it was born with the foundation of the Amateur Athletic Association at Oxford's ...
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Amateur Athletic Association (AAA) - England Athletics
The Amateur Athletic Association (AAA) was founded in 1880 as the governing body for athletics throughout England and Wales.
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[PDF] The Perpetuation of Nineteenth Century Amateurism as a British ...
Organized track was controlled by governing organizations, such as the Amateur Athletic Association, that evolved from the British amateur athletic club system.<|separator|>
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Records of the Southern Counties Amateur Athletic Association
In 1961, the Southern Counties Amateur Athletic Association was formed and was put on the same footing as the MCAAA and the NCAA. Athletics remained a sport for ...Missing: organization | Show results with:organization