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AFFL
(redirected from A Friend For Life)

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AFFLAmerican Fantasy Football League
AFFLAbove Finished Floor Level (building plans)
AFFLA Friend For Life
AFFLAnime Fanfiction Links
AFFLAgency For Foreign Languages
AfflAffiliate/Affiliation
AFFLAustralian Fantasy Football League
AFFLabove fixed floor level (architecture)
AFFLAssociation for the Future of the French Language
AFFLArena Flag Football League
AFFLAustralian Forest Funds Limited
AFFLAmerican Family Friendly Libraries (American Library Association)
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Karl said: "If you knew Debi she was a friend for life.
Dad's marathon effort for special nurses by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
A SANDWELL teenager who scarred a friend for life when she slashed her across the face with a knife during a pub row has been sent to a young offenders institution for six months.
Teen sent down after knife fight; WEST BROMWICH by Birmingham Mail (England)
A group of children with special needs have found a friend for life at a holiday playgroup.
Holiday friends by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
 
 
 
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