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BQ
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BQBecquerel
BQBloc Québécois (Canadian political party)
BQBusiness Intelligence
BQBe Quiet
BQBuild Quality
BQNavassa Island
BQBenzoquinone (gene-altering drug)
BQBest Qualified
BQBroadcast Quality
BQBicycle Queensland (Australia)
BQBills of Quantities
BQBeam Quality (lasers)
BQBill of Quantity
BQBetel Quid (plant leaves chewed in Asia)
BQBiquad
BQBank Qualified (municipal bond tax classification)
BQBoys' Quarters
BQBasically Qualified
BQBasic Qualification
BQBoston Qualify (Boston Marathon; Massachusetts)
BQBranch Qualification
BQBattle Quest (gaming league)
BQBiographical Questionnaire
BQBene Quiescat (Latin: May He Rest Well, epigraphy)
BQBachelor's Quarters (US military)
BQBerkeley Quality (quality control program, UC-Berkeley)
BQBranch Qualifying (US Army officer course)
BQBranch Qualified (US Army officer rating)
BQBatch Quality
BQBanquetzal (Guatemala)
BQBehavioral Quotient
BQBarrier's Questionnaire (medical checklist)
BQBackup Quantity
BQBonus Question


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So-called smokeless tobacco such as snuff, gutkha and betel quid are just as dangerous - but few people are aware of the risks.
ISLAMABAD, June 20, 2009 (Balochistan Times) --Chewing betel quid or paan increases the risk for developing throat cancer.
Key words: oral cancer, cultural risk factors, resource-poor countries, tobacco, alcohol, betel quid INTRODUCTION The social and cultural habits that may predispose people to oral cancer are common in resource-poor countries in Southeast Asia, and remain prevalent among its users following migration to other and better resourced countries.
 
 
 
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