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GNL
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GNLGas Natural Licuado (Spanish: liquified natural gas)
GNLGas Natural Liquefeito (Portuguese: Liquefied Natural Gas)
GNLGalveston National Laboratory
GNLGuardian Newspapers Limited (publishing company; UK)
GNLGovernment of Newfoundland (Canada)
GNLGood Neighbor Life
GNLGreatness of No Limit (musician)
GNLGaz Naturel Liquéfié (French: Liquefied Natural Gas)
GNLGraham N Long (GNL Solutions, UK)
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