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Acronym	Definition
CNL	Confédération Nationale du Logement (French: National Confederation of Housing)
CNL	Centre National du Livre (French: National Book Center)
CNL	Cancel
CNL	Clinical Nurse Leader
CNL	Centre National de la Littérature (French: National Center of Literature; Luxembourg)
CNL	Colonel
CNL	CityNightLine (German Rail)
CNL	Chronic Neutrophilic Leukemia (disease)
CNL	C Numerical Library
CNL	Centre Nautique de Lorient (French nautical center)
CNL	Could Not Locate (various organizations)
CNL	Commercial Net Lease (Orlando, FL)
CNL	Caisse National du Logement (French: National Housing Fund; Algeria)
CNL	Cercle Nautique de Loctudy (French nautical club)
CNL	Centre de Naturopathie Lausanne (French; Swiss naturopathy center)
CNL	Competitive Need Limitation (trade)
CNL	Controlled Natural Language
CNL	Center for Naval Leadership
CNL	Club Nautique de Limoges (French nautical club)
CNL	Catalog of Nonprofit Literature (database; Foundation Center)
CNL	Allensworth State Park (Amtrak station code; Earlimart, CA)
CNL	Cambridge Newspapers Ltd. (UK)
CNL	Compensated Neutron Log (oil industry)
CNL	Committee of National Liberation (World War II Italian group)
CNL	Cumulative Net Loss
CNL	Constrained Natural Language (restricted set of nouns and verbs for requirements documents)
CNL	Crocker Nuclear Lab
CNL	Circuit Net Loss
CNL	Conical-Nose Lead (bullets)
CNL	Certificate of Non-Licensure (Pennsylvania criminal legal document)
CNL	Columbia, Newberry, and Laurens Railroad Company
CNL	Canal de Noticias Lisboa (Portugal)
CNL	Cambridge Neurodynamics Limited
CNL	Commission Nationale de Linguistique (French: National Linguistic Commission; Benin & Togo)
CNL	Sindal Airport, Denmark (IATA code)

References in classic literature

What was there against the Colonel. He belonged to your time, not to mine.

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The colonel, after ascertaining where the slave belonged, rode on; the man also went on about his business, not dreaming that he had been conversing with his master.

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The colonel pressed the hand of the doctor violently in his own.

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The porter, the garcons, the bourgeois, all knew le Colonel Silky, who was now a great man, wore moustaches, and went to court--as the court was.

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"Why don't they put him in the cells till the morning?" said the colonel testily.

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Not improbably he was the best workman of his time; or, perhaps, the Colonel thought it expedient, or was impelled by some better feeling, thus openly to cast aside all animosity against the race of his fallen antagonist.

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"Colonel," he said, addressing Rostov's enemy with an air of gloomy gravity and glancing round at his comrades, "there is an order to stop and fire the bridge."

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'Thou hast been well taught,' the Colonel replied, and Kim flushed.

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I know very well that Colonel Brandon is not old enough to make his friends yet apprehensive of losing him in the course of nature.

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And as the French say of the Duke of Wellington, who never suffered a defeat, that only an astonishing series of lucky accidents enabled him to be an invariable winner; yet even they allow that he cheated at Waterloo, and was enabled to win the last great trick: so it was hinted at headquarters in England that some foul play must have taken place in order to account for the continuous successes of Colonel Crawley.

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But of a sudden the colonel's manner changed from that of a deacon to that of a Frenchman.

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The latter was Colonel Ross, the well-known sportsman; the other, Inspector Gregory, a man who was rapidly making his name in the English detective service.

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