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CAPD
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CAPDContinuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis
CAPDCentral Auditory Processing Disorder
CAPDComputing to Assist Persons with Disabilities
CAPDChina Association for Promoting Democracy
CAPDClear and Present Danger (novel)
CAPDCorporate Association for Professional Development
CAPDContinuous Abdominoperitoneal Dialysis
CAPDCalifornia Police Department (mnemonic for branches of the thoracoacromial trunk: clavicular, axillary, pectoral, deltoid)
CAPDCertificate in Apparel Product Development


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He mentions nothing about Israel's right to defend herself against Palestinian suicide bombers, nor does he mention the clear and present danger of a Hamas government.
``Perchlorate is a clear and present danger to California's and much of America's health,'' Boxer said in a written statement entered Thursday into the Congressional Record.
I did not feel that such legislation was in the public interest and presented a clear and present danger to law abiding citizens by placing more handguns on the streets.
 
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