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CITES

abbreviation

  1. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species

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He cites a sad poll of veterans from 1945: When asked “if the army had hurt them more than it helped,” 58% answered “hurt.”

Mr. Nasaw cites the instance of Jimmy Stewart, who had enlisted in the Army Air Corps at 32.

The probe concerns Qualcomm’s acquisition of Autotalks and cites a failure to declare full information.

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The FAA on its website says the incidents are “rare” and cites a 2015 review that estimated a rate of “less than 33 events per million aircraft departures.”

She cites Margaret Thatcher as an inspiration and said during the leadership campaign that “the important thing is growth.”

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