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A2

A2 can refer to:

• The (German) Stereo sound system used in some countries for their analogue television broadcasting. It is also known as Zweiton. See also: NICAM.
• The A-level education qualification in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
• A street name for the drug benzylpiperazine (BZP).
• A2 (rocket), a German design of rocket during World War II
• A2 is an international standard paper size (420×594 mm), defined in ISO 216.
• The A-2 or AJ Savage aircraft.
• HMS A2, an A-class submarine of the Royal Navy.
• USS Adder (SS-3), a Plunger-class submarine of the United States Navy.
• Radio Station A2 in Lithuania see Radio stations section of the "Communications in Lithuania" article
• In town and country planning in the UK, A2 is the code for permission to use specific land or premises for financial and professional services.

A-2

The variant A-2 can refer to:

• A-2 (programming language), a programming language created by Grace Hopper

a 2

The variant a 2 can refer to a French element of musical notation directing that a line of music be played by any instruments reading that line, typically used to cancel a solo marking.

Roads, Freeways, Highways

alphabetical by country

• A2 (Austria) see Highways section of the "Transportation in Austria" article
• A2 road (England), connecting London to Dover
• Bundesautobahn 2 (Germany), an autobahn connecting the Ruhr Area to Berlin
• A2 (Portugal) see Highways section of the "Transportation in Portugal" article
• A2 (Slovenia) see List of highways section of the "Transportation in Slovenia" article
• A2 (Switzerland), a motorway in Switzerland connecting Basel to Chiasso

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