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CLQ
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CLQClique (Commodore 64 demo group)
CLQColima, Colima, Mexico (Airport Code)
CLQConstitutional Law Quarterly
CLQChampions League for Quake (gaming)
CLQChicken Leg Quarter
CLQOcean Quahog (FAO species code)
CLQColby Library Quarterly (literary magazine at Colby College, Maine)
CLQContact Lenses Quarterly


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Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly 1989;16:329-92.
Making state public health laws work for SARS outbreaks by Rathbun, Katharine C. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Even if Edel did not have access to the book before he completed his manuscript, a 1983 article by Malcolm in the Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly (reprinted in the Cottrol collection) also argues that the English right to arms is important in understanding the Second Amendment.
Gun Control and the Constitution: Sources and Explorations on the ... by Sullum, Jacob / Reason
Hastings Constitutional Law Quarterly 1989;16:329-92.
Collaboration between public health and law enforcement: the ... by Richards, Edward P. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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