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HAART

HAART (Highly active antiretroviral therapy) refers to the most commonly used treatment for AIDS that involves many different anti-HIV drugs that keep the virus from replicating; the combination of three (3) or more HIV drugs.

Habeas corpus

Habeas corpus refers to a writ requesting that a person or an institution that is detaining a named prisoner bring him or her before a judicial officer and give reasons for the priso

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Habile

Habile means having general ability and being skillful.

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Habit

Habit is defined as a deeply ingrained, learned pattern of behavior. Frequent biting of the nails, thumbsucking are examples of a habit.

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Habitat

Habitat refers to the area within the range that contains the environmental factors and conditions needed to support the species.

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Habitual offender statutes

Habitual offender statutes refer to laws intended to keep repeat criminal offenders behind bars.

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Habituation

Habituation refers to the gradual reduction in the amount of Attention paid to a stimulus when it is presented several times.

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Hacker

Hacker refers to a person who views and uses computers as objects for exploration and exploitation.

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