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AIFL
(redirected from Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale)

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AifLAssessment Is for Learning (UK)
AIFLArt Institute of Fort Lauderdale
AIFLAmerica-Israel Friendship League (est. 1971; various locations)
AIFLAmerican Indoor Football League
AIFLAtlantic Indoor Football League (est. 2006)
AIFLAustralian Infrastructure Fund Limited (formerly Australian Privatisation Fund Limited)
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