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CK
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CKCalvin Klein
CKCheck
CKCreek
CKCircuit
CKCook Islands (country code, top level domain)
CKCocos (Kneeling) Islands
CKCreatine Kinase (blood test)
CKConductive Keratoplasty
CKCommon Knowledge
CKCitizen Kane (Orson Welles movie)
CKChatham-Kent (Canada)
CKConversion Kit
CKCask
CKClark Kent (Superman)
CKCasein Kinase (enzyme)
CKCircle K (Community Service Group)
CKCyanogen Chloride
CKCommander Keen
CKCorner Kick (soccer)
CKCarnal Knowledge
CKCop Killer
CKCarbon Kevlar (composite fabric)
CKCrip Killer (gangs)
CKCenter Keep (gaming)
CKChris Kirkpatrick (NSYNC member)
CKCement Kiln
CKChidamber and Kemerer (metrics suite)
CKContainerized Kitchen
CKConfirmed Kills
CKCentralni Komite
CKChicken Katsu
CKCyto Keratin (immunohistochemistry)
CKCompartment Key


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That identified 11 areas - including a former railroad storage yard near where barracks and a base chapel now stand - as spots where poisonous gases such as phosgene, cyanogen chloride and hydrogen cyanide might have been used or stored in the 1940s and 1950s.
A nationwide search of military archives identified 11 areas as spots where poisonous gases such as phosgene, cyanogen chloride and hydrogen cyanide might have been used or stored.
After a nationwide search of military archives, 11 areas - including a former railroad storage yard near where barracks and a base chapel now stand - have been identified as spots where poisonous gases such as phosgene, cyanogen chloride and hydrogen cyanide might have been used or stored.
 
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