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Acronym	Definition
CJE	Collège Jean-Eudes (Canadian private school)
Cje	Campylobacter Jejuni
CJE	Contrat Jeunes en Entreprise (French: Youth Contract Company)
CJE	County Judge Executive (Kentucky)
CJE	Critical Job Element
CJE	Club Junior-Entreprises (French: Junior Enterprise Club)
CJE	Cercle des Jeunes Entrepreneurs (French: Circle of Young Entrepreneurs)
CJE	Club Jeep de l'Est (French: Jeep Club East; Canada)
CJE	Canadian Journal of Education
CJE	Council for Jewish Elderly

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Taking account of the fact that the CJE has an acceptance rate of around 25% and that the median paper has two authors and two referees, this implies that an author of an accepted paper would, on average, referee two or three papers for the Journal. The academic review process: how can we make it more efficient? by Azar, Ofer H. / American Economist References Awouters F, Niemegeers CJE, Van den Berk J, Van Nueten JM, Lenaerts FM, Burgers M, Schellekens KHL, Broeckaert A, De Cree J, Janssen PAJ (1977) Oxatomide, a new orally active drug which inhibits both the release and the effects of allergic mediators. Dietary intake of the flower extracts of German Chamomile (Matricaria ... by Kobayashi, Y.; Nakano, Y.; Inayama, K.; Sakai, A.; Kamiya, T. / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology ENTERPRISES CJE provides administrative management technical assistance, consulting services and training to health care providers, government agencies and commercial businesses across the United Stares. In Tennessee diversity makes all the difference by Black Enterprise	CJCP CJCPCS CJCPR CJCR CJCRP CJCS CJCSA CJCSAN CJCSC CJCSG CJCSI CJCSM CJCSMOP CJCSR CJCT CJD CJDA CJDC CJDF CJDLC CJDN CJDPT CJDS CJDT CJDV CJE CJEA CJEAP CJEarthSci CJEB CJEBM CJEC CJECC CJECE CJEducRes CJEE CJEF CJEG CJEI CJEJ CJEL CJELA CJEM CJEN CJEngSci CJEnvSci CJEPC CJEPS CJER CJERN CJES	CJCPCS CJCPR CJCR CJCRP CJCS CJCSA CJCSAN CJCSC CJCSG CJCSI CJCSM CJCSMOP CJCSR CJCT CJD CJD CJD CJD CJDA CJDC CJDF CJDLC CJDN CJDPT CJDS CJDT CJDV CJE CJEA CJEAP CJEarthSci CJEB CJEBM CJEC CJECC CJECE CJEducRes CJEE CJEF CJEG CJEI CJEJ CJEL CJELA CJEM CJEN CJEngSci CJEnvSci CJEPC CJEPS CJER CJERN

Taking account of the fact that the CJE has an acceptance rate of around 25% and that the median paper has two authors and two referees, this implies that an author of an accepted paper would, on average, referee two or three papers for the Journal.

The academic review process: how can we make it more efficient? by Azar, Ofer H. / American Economist

References Awouters F, Niemegeers CJE, Van den Berk J, Van Nueten JM, Lenaerts FM, Burgers M, Schellekens KHL, Broeckaert A, De Cree J, Janssen PAJ (1977) Oxatomide, a new orally active drug which inhibits both the release and the effects of allergic mediators.

Dietary intake of the flower extracts of German Chamomile (Matricaria ... by Kobayashi, Y.; Nakano, Y.; Inayama, K.; Sakai, A.; Kamiya, T. / Phytomedicine: International Journal of Phytotherapy & Phytopharmacology

ENTERPRISES CJE provides administrative management technical assistance, consulting services and training to health care providers, government agencies and commercial businesses across the United Stares.

In Tennessee diversity makes all the difference by Black Enterprise

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