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CPLC
(redirected from Citizen Police Liaison Committee)

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CPLCCaporal Chef
CPLCChicanos Por La Causa, Inc (Phoenix, Arizona)
CPLCCitizen Police Liaison Committee (Pakistan)
CPLCCertified Professional Life Coach (job title)
CPLCCenter for the Physics of Living Cells (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
CPLCComputer Professional Language Center, Inc (New York, NY)
CPLCCompagnie Parisienne de Linoléum et de Caoutchouc (French: Parisian Linoleum and Rubber Company; Paris, France)
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We need to adopt more technological advancements and strengthen the communication networks, besides improving the cops' training," said Sharf-ud-din Memon, the head of the Citizen Police Liaison Committee.
Pakistan police get new anti-terror training by AFP / AFP Global Edition
We need to adopt more technological advancements and strengthen the communication networks, besides improving the cops' training," said Sharf-ud-din Memon, the head of the Citizen Police Liaison Committee.
Pakistan police get new anti-terror training by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
 
 
 
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