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GPL
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GPLGeneral Public License (GNU)
GPLGNU Public License (less common)
GPLGrand Prix Legends (PC racing simulator)
GPLGaz de Pétrole Liquéfié (French)
GPLGas di Petrolio Liquefatto (Italian)
GPLGame Programming Library
GPLGas Propano Liquido (Italian: Liquid Propane Gas)
GPLGraphics Programming Language
GPLGas de Petróleo Licuado (Spanish: liquified petroleum gas)
GPLGuapiles, Costa Rica (Airport code)
GPLGrams Per Liter
GPLGlobal Paintball League
GPLGás Propano Liquefeito (Portugal)
GPLGeneralized Programming Language
GPLGallons Per Load
GPLGeneral Purpose Loop
GPLGeospatial Product Library
GPLGas Pilot Light
GPLGovernment Purpose License
GPLGlobal Procurement Leveraging
GPLGlobal Product Launch
GPLGas Petrolio Liquefatto
GPLGeneral Purpose Language
GPLGeneral Purpose Library
GPLGis Program Leaders
GPLGraphical Programming Language


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