CLS

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CLS may refer to:

• Columbia Law School at Columbia University
• Coalition of Latino/a Scholars at Teachers College, Columbia University
• Critical legal studies, a contentious school of legal thought, that emerged from Harvard Law School in the 1980s.
• Common Language Specification an open specification developed by Microsoft that describes the executable code and runtime environment. It defines an environment that allows multiple high-level languages to be used on different computer platforms without being rewritten for specific architectures.
• a capsule launch system.
• Celestica (NYSE symbol: CLS).
• the Mercedes-Benz CLS Class, a series of automobile models.
• Chicago Linguistic Society
• City of London School for Boys or City of London School for Girls.
• Coffin-Lowry syndrome, a genetic disorder associated with mental retardation
• Continuous linked settlement, a financial clearing system
• Covington Latin School, a high school in Covington, Kentucky
• the Center for Language Studies (Beloit College).
• the Center for Language Studies (Brown University).
• the Center for Language Study (Yale University)
• the Centre for Longitudinal Studies (Institute of Education)
• CLS is a command in many old operating systems, including MS-DOS, and programming languages, such as BASIC, that clears the screen.
• Canadian Light Source - a synchrotron research facility located at the University of Saskatchewan, in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
• Canadian Lumber Sizes - a surfaced timber widely used in building for studding. It has 3mm radius eased edges and consistent dimensions.
• Critical Language Studies - the study of language that evolved into critical discourse analysis
• Clinical Laboratory Scientist, a healthcare professional.
• Call Logging System, a transaction logging system or interface.