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ALDF

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ALDFAnimal Legal Defense Fund
ALDFAsamblea Legislativa del Distrito Federal (Legislative Assembly of the Federal District; Mexico)
ALDFAmerican Lyme Disease Foundation, Inc.
ALDFAircraft Landing Dynamics Facility (NASA)
ALDFAdult Local Detention Facility
ALDFAveraging Laser Doppler Flowmetry (ophthalmology)
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Members of the Mexico City legislature said they agree that the situation is serious, with ALDF member Daniel Salazar pointing to predictions that the capital could find itself with an extremely serious water shortage by 2012.
MEXICO FACES WORST DRY SPELL IN 40 YEARS; CROP, LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION ... by SourceMex Economic News & Analysis on Mexico
Lawyers with the group had seen honorary trusts ignored time and again, said Joyce Tischler, the founder and general counsel of the ALDF.
Pets in limbo; Mass. has no legal provisions for care once owner dies by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Chambers points to a case in which ALDF sued the U.
Rights from wrongs: a movement to grant legal protection to animals ... by Motavalli, Jim / E
 
 
 
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