c.l.
1 Americanabbreviation
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carload.
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carload lot.
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center line.
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civil law.
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common law.
abbreviation
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carload.
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claim.
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class.
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classification.
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clause.
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clearance.
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clerk.
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close.
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closet.
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cloth.
abbreviation
symbol
symbol
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Etymology
Origin of CL
from Ceylon
Example Sentences
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"These men were close to spending their lives in a horrific foreign prison without ever having had any due process," The Times quoted A.C.L.U attorney Lee Gelernt as saying.
From Salon
Still, the home, sold to “The Man from U.N.C.L.E” creator Sam Rolfe and wife Hilda Rolfe in 1975— stands for a timeless architectural movement.
From Los Angeles Times
Sales campaigns soared, historian C. L. Arbelbide wrote in Prologue.
From Seattle Times
"I was going through an old chest of Admiral Kelly's papers one afternoon and it was there I spotted this very old passport stamped with the name Sir C L Eastlake and I immediately researched it," said Ms Coe.
From BBC
U.C.L.A’s law school bumped Georgetown out of the “Top 14.”
From New York Times
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