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The song was a popular summer hit in Romania in 2005, and in July 2005, was placed first on the MTV Europe and World Chart Express charts, overtaking singles by Coldplay, U2 and Shakira. Sas is a name that may refer to:. The song's lyrics are sung in Portuguese. SAS is a three-letter acronym which may refer to various groups, things, and people. Beijo is a song by Romanian music group Morandi. . Sas of Moldavia, a Voivode ruling over the lands of what was to become Moldavia between 1354-1358.

Sas (town), a town in North Brabant, Netherlands. Sas coat of arms, a Polish coat of arms. Synthetic aperture sonar. Statements on Auditing Standards.

Spatially Aware Sublayer, an optional sublayer of the MAC that provides spatial reuse in Resilient Packet Ring. Space activity suit. Société par actions simplifiée, a type of corporation in France. Side-Angle-Side, a formula used to prove the congruence of two triangles.

Short Attention Span. Serial Attached SCSI, a serial communication protocol. Second Avenue Subway, a new subway line in New York City. Schools Advisory Service.

The SAS System, software and programming language created by SAS Institute. SAS strategic methodology. SAS (browser), a microbrowser. Southern All Stars, a Japanese rock band.

Scandinavian Airlines System. SAS Institute Inc., a software company. SAS (Hip-Hop Group), a member of The Diplomats. SAS (company), a shoe company.

San Antonio Spurs, an NBA basketball team. Space Access Society. Society for Amateur Scientists, an American organisation. Slovak Academy of Sciences.

Singapore American School, an international school in Singapore. Shanghai American School, an international school in Shanghai. Semester at Sea, a shipboard academic program administered by the University of Pittsburgh. School for Advanced Studies.

Special Activities Staff, the CIA's paramilitary division. Australian Special Air Service Regiment, an Australian special forces unit. Special Air Service of New Zealand (NZ SAS), a New Zealand special forces unit. Special Air Service, the principal special forces organisation of the British Army.