To find Cl its worth looking at anomalous maps, especially for home source data, since even with partial occupancy Cl is easily located. Also, for well ordered Cl ions, B-factor will often refine to lower value than coordinating atoms when its incorrectly refined as water. Finally, in a subset of cases chemical environment is what you'd expect for an anion, with main chain NH groups, Arg/Lys side chains, and or Ser/Thr OH groups coordinating the ion.
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