- In psychology,
affordance is what the
environment offers the individual. In design,
affordance has a
narrower meaning; it
refers to
possible actions that...
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Affordable housing is
housing which is
deemed affordable to
those with a
household income at or
below the median, as
rated by the
national government or...
- The
Affordable Care Act (ACA),
formally known as the
Patient Protection and
Affordable Care Act (PPACA) and
informally as Obamacare, is a
landmark U.S...
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Social affordance is a type of
affordance. It
refers to the
properties of an
object or
environment that
permit social actions.
Social affordance is most...
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Affordable Art Fair is an international,
contemporary art fair held in nine
countries around the world.
Launched in
Battersea Park, London, England, in...
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cannot afford an
attorney one will be
appointed for him
prior to any
questioning if he so desires.
Opportunity to
exercise these rights must be
afforded to...
- The
prices are
often low
enough for
users in less-prosperous
countries to
afford them.[citation needed]
Generic drug
companies may also
receive the benefit...
- non-lawyer
professionals at a
lower cost.
Eighty percent of
Americans cannot afford legal services and the ABA has
failed to
embrace alternative legal delivery...
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Afford is an
English surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Andy
Afford (born 1964),
English cricketer Malcolm Afford (1906–1954), Australian...
- is
considered different from
someone who is
hungry because they
cannot afford to buy food, or
because the
country is
going through a famine. The index...
