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HLT
(redirected from Human Language Technologies)

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HLTHealth (usually abbreviated as HLTH)
HLTHalt
HLTHuman Language Technologies
HLTHigh Level Trigger
HLTHighly Leveraged Transaction (financial term)
HLTHeart-Lung Transplant
HLTHome Linking Technology
HLTHot Liquor Tun (brewing)
HLTHoulton, Maine (border patrol sector)
HLTHeavy Laser Tower (gaming
HLTHungarian Local Time
HLTHome Line Tryout (automotive industry)
HLTHigh-Level Terminal
HLTHuman Language Technology


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According to the report, Human Language Technologies for Europe (http://www.
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nbsp;the European Network in Human Language Technologies.
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