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HPL
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HPLHewlett Packard Laboratories
HPLHigh Pressure Laminate
HPLHamilton Public Library (Ontario, Canada)
hPLHuman Placental Lactogen
HPLHorn Point Laboratory
HPLHuman Performance Laboratory
HPLHigh Performance Leadership (Toastmasters Program)
HPLHyperlipidemia
HPLHigh-Level Programming Language
HPLHuman Pancreatic Lipase
HPLHorizontal Protection Limit
HPLHackley Public Library (Muskegon, MI, USA)
HPLHoward Philip Lovecraft (writer)
HPLHigh Priority List
HPLHome-Phone LAN
HPLHekemian Programming Language
HPLHigh Performance Lane (bowling)
HPLHotels Properties Limited


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