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WLL
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WLLWireless Local Loop
WLLWorking Load Limit
WLLWhole Lotta Love (Led Zeppelin song)
WLLWith Limited Liability
WLLWest London Line (railway)
WLLWavelength-Locked Loop (optical communications)
WLLWireless Loop In Line
WLLWednesday Lunch Location
WLLWindows Live Local (software)
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It also plans to offer the Windows Live Local Search mapping service in the US and the UK.
Windows Live Search engine to be launched by Microsoft by Internet Business News
Added functionality includes real-time traffic flow and incident reporting, new social networking tools that enable users to save and share their favorite local experiences, and productivity enhancements from extending the Windows Live Local experience into Microsoft(R) Office Outlook(R) and Windows Live Messenger.
MICROSOFT UNVEILS THIRD RELEASE OF WINDOWS LIVE LOCAL by GUI Program News
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