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C/OCare of
C/OClass Of
C/OCheckout
C/OConsist Of
C/OCutoff
C/OChange-Over
C/OCloseout
C/OCall Out
C/OChange-Order
C/OCarryover (funds)
C/OComplains Of (medical)
C/OCertificate of Origin
C/OCurrent Office
C/OCurrent Offer (trading)
C/OChangeout
C/OContamination/Overpressure (NASA)


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The cutoff concentration for initial test of opiate metabolites is 2000ng/mL.
A number of associations now operate both nationally and globally to educate the public in the many hazards of uncontrolled artificial light and to help communities adopt dark sky regulations that call for energy efficient, full cutoff lighting fixtures in outdoor environments.
The committee then met in executive session and presented an update on Friday with three draft proposals one for six classifications with new cutoff points, one with six classifications including a couple of hybrid leagues and one with five classifications as well as a look at all proposals that have been submitted to the committee.
 
 
 
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