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DCLR
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DCLRDivision of Compensation and Labor Relations (Wisconsin)
DCLRDecelerator
DCLRDelaware Coast Line Railroad (est. 1894)
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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Further focus on stealth can be found with the inclusion of Alpine's cable guard dampener, Mach 5 cable slide, Limb Dampeners and a string suppressor that is outfitted with a Sims Decelerator Module.
Alpine Jim Shockey series Yukon by Silks, Jon E. / Petersen's Bowhunting
As with Westrock's $750,000 purchase on Monday, this filly will join the barn of legendary trainer DWayne Lukas, who sent out Decelerator to capture the Grade 3 Debutante Stakes at Churs chill Downs for the outfit this year.
Storm Cat filly the day four pacesetter; Nancy Sexton reports from ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
A machined Decelerator bracket and Sims Vibration Dampener absorb string oscillation.
The bows of 2009: even in a down economy, this survey uncovers plenty ... by Wells, Curt / Bowhunter
 
 
 
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