Crossword Clue: Abbr. in many court citations
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Abbr. in many court citations"
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- And following: Lat. abbr.
- And the following: Abbr.
- And the following (abbr.)
- ''And the following'' abbreviation
- And the following, in a bibliog.
- And the following, in bibliographies (Abbr.)
- And the following, in bibliographies: Abbr.
- And the following, in citations
- "And the following," in footnotes
- And the following, in footnotes
- "And the following," in legalese
- "And the following": Lat.
- And the following: Lat.
- And those that follow: Lat.
- And what follows (abbr.)
- And what follows: Abbr.
- "And what follows," in footnotes
- And what follows, in legal memos
- Abbr. after a page no. in a citation
- Abbr. in many court citations
- Bibliographical abbr.
- Bibliography abbr.
- Citation abbr.
- Court citation abbr.
- Footnote abbr.
- Footnote abbreviation
- Catchall abbr.
- Sometime page-no. follower
- Latin abbr. for 'and the following'
- Reference abbr.
- Reference book abbr.
Recent Usage of Abbr. in many court citations in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 11, 2003