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BJA

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BJABureau of Justice Assistance (US Department of Justice)
BJABritish Journal of Anaesthesia
BJABritish Jewellers' Association
BJABritish Judo Association
BJABritish Journal of Aesthetics
BJABillie Joe Armstrong (lead singer of Green Day)
BJABritish Journal of Addiction
BJABelgium-Japan Association
BJABoard for Judicial Administration (Washington)
BJABrigade Judge Advocate
BJABurlap and Jute Association (Dayton, OH)


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More grants from BJA soon followed, which allowed DARE America to establish regional training centers throughout the United States.
Drug prevention placebo by Elliott, Jeff / Reason
Haring BJA, Karres JJC, Van der Poel P, Zoeteman BCJ.
Balancing the Risks and Benefits of Drinking Water Disinfection: ... by Slob, Wout / Environmental Health Perspectives
gov 69 State ---------------------------------------------------------------------- BJA Bureau of Justice BJA main website -- Assistance, Justice http://www.
Citizen Satisfaction with E-government Moves Ahead, Says Latest ... by Business Wire
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