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ASPAN
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ASPAN,
abbreviation for American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses.
ASPAN 
American Society of Post Anesthesia Nurses.
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Smith finished runner-up in Sepang after a protracted duel with title-holder and Bancaja Aspar team-mate Julian Simon - who was winning his sixth race of the season.
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Britain's Bradley Smith took second place in this year's 125cc world championship by finishing runner-up in Sepang to title-holder and Bancaja Aspar team-mate Julian Simon.
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