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LTK
(redirected from Licence to Kill)

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LTKLaser Thermal Keratoplasty (eye surgery)
LTKLicence To Kill (James Bond Movie)
LTKLeukocyte Tyrosine Kinase (gene)
LTKLegal Test Kitchen (subsidiary of Legal Sea Foods; Boston, MA)
LTKLanguage Toolkit
LTKLingkod-Tao-Kalikasan (Philippines)
LTKLouis T. Klauder and Associates (Ambler, PA)
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The law does not give the police a licence to kill," said Zuma.
No 'licence to kill' for S.African police: Zuma by AFP / AFP Global Edition
LICENCE TO KILL *** STV 3pm Timothy Dalton made a great Bond, but sadly this, his second outing as the superspy, was his last.
Sunday: FILM OF THE DAY by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Byline: Teresa D Clarkin I FIND it incomprehensible that this government is proposing what is effectively a licence to kill where domestic violence is concerned (by changing the way a murder charge is reduced to manslaughter).
Letter: Your Say - Change in law a licence to kill by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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