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UPL
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UPLUnauthorized Practice of Law
UPLUpper Payment Limit (Medicaid)
UPLUnión del Pueblo Leonés (Spain)
UPLUnlicensed Practice of Law
UPLUnit Prevention Leader
UPLUnsecured Personal Loan
UPLUniversity Press Limited
UPLUser Program Language
UPLUnfunded Priority List
UPLUnion Populaire Locale (Wallis and Futuna)
UPLUpala, Costa Rica (Airport code)
UPLUtah Power and Light
UPLUnited Powers League (Star Craft)
UPLUpper Prediction Limit
UPLUniversal Probe Library
UPLUpper Profits Limit
UPLUndergraduate Projects Lab (UW-Madison Computer Science Department)
UPLUtility Partnership Ltd. (UK)
UPLUniversal Programming Language
UPLUnsecured Proxies List
UPLUncovered Portion of the Lunate
UPLUniversal Program License (Ukraine)
UPLUniform Person Locator
UPLUnacceptable Pollutant Level
UPLUnscheduled Personal Leave (also seen as UPERL)
UPLUn-equal Packet Loss
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