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chs.

American  

abbreviation

  1. chapters.


Example Sentences

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"During the intervening period, the FBI represented to Congress that the CHS was 'highly credible' and that the release of his information would endanger Americans."

From BBC

He added that one particular source he remembered “was the Kansas City CHS that I believe the case agent knew he was coming, because I think he told them, if I recall.”

From Washington Times

“Travelers are asked to check in with their individual airlines before arriving at CHS for their flights,” airport officials wrote.

From Seattle Times

He said that while there was “not any sort of CHS relationship” — using the acronym for confidential human informant — he had several conversations with an FBI agent between August 2020 and January 2021.

From Washington Post

"Gasoline demand is hanging in there," said Tony Headrick, energy market analyst at CHS Hedging.

From Reuters