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CHEE

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CHEEChaußee (German: boulevard)
CHEEChemical and Environmental Engineering (various locations)
CHEECommission on Higher Education and the Economy (Ohio; est. 2003)
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The settlement was reached after the Court of Appeal last month upheld a 2008 decision finding the defendants guilty of defaming the Lees in a 2006 article based on an interview with Chee Soon Juan, an opposition party leader.
Magazine pays damages to Singapore leaders: lawyer by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
That's good news not only to the ink-stained wretches he was one of and counted as his friends and fellow writers, but also to his legions of readers -- for whom detectives Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee are as real as their incomparable surroundings.
OUR VIEW; ; WELL-EARNED PRAISE FOR TONY HILLERMAN by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
The Singapore General Hospital, where the surgery took place two months ago, said Chee Leng Yin and her daughter Shirley Lau, 46, had both recovered from their operations.
Granny, 75, donates kidney to save daughter by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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