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One important factor in the management of PEP was the requirement (introduced in 1997) that all bats involved in a potential human exposure be surrendered for postmortem examination and laboratory testing for ABL.

Potential Exposure to Australian Bat Lyssavirus, Queensland, 1996-1999 by Lunt, Ross / Emerging Infectious Diseases

"We're well known for our optic designs," said Dale Jalinski, manufacturing manager for ABL.

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Seventy percent of the 50 drafted players were from the former WNBA rival ABL.

WNBA PUTS FAITH IN NO. 1 HOLDSCLAW by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

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