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UIL
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UILUniversity Interscholastic League
UILUnione Italiana del Lavoro (Italian Trade Union)
UILUser Interface Language
UILUniversity of Illinois
UILUNIVAC Interactive Language
UILUtility Interface Language
UILUnit Ineligibility Listing


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dealnews has also begun developing the next generation of its proprietary content management software using Mozilla's rich XML User Interface Language (XUL, pronounced "zool").
Introduced by Microsoft in 2003 as the new user interface language for its next-generation presentation layer, XAML is an XML-based syntax that decreases development time and offers more flexibility than anything previously available.
Introduced by Microsoft in 2003 as the new user interface language for its next operating system, XAML allows developers to separate user interface code from application logic, providing better control over interface layout and drastically reducing development time.
 
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