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[edit] Places
- Florida (United States postal abbreviation)
- Fort Lauderdale, Florida, a city in Florida
- Fürstentum Liechtenstein (Principality of Liechtenstein)
[edit] Businesses and organizations
- AirTran Airways (IATA airline code)
- FL Group, an Icelandic investment company with an emphasis on flight and tourism industry
- Foot Locker, Inc. (ticker symbol)
- The Football League in England
[edit] Measures
- Femtolitre, a metric unit of volume
- Foot-lambert, a unit of luminance
- Flawless, a grade of diamond clarity
- Flight level, a standard nominal altitude of an aircraft, in hundreds of feet
- Fork length, a standard fish measurement
- Forestay length, in sailing
- Denotes "fluid" in fluid ounce (fl oz)
[edit] Mathematics and computing
- FL (complexity), a class of functions in complexity theory
- FL (programming language)
- FL Studio, a music production software program
- Freelancer (computer game)
[edit] Numismatics
[edit] Other
- International license plate code for Liechtenstein
- Fastest lap in motorsports
- Foreign language
- The Flaming Lips, an American rock band
- Freelancer, a self-employed professional
- fl., floruit (Latin, "flourished"), used to indicate periods when a person, organization, or species was influential
- fl (fl), a common typographical ligature
- Fluorouracil (5-FU) and leucovorin (folinic acid), a chemotherapy regimen for treating colon cancer
- Follicular lymphoma in medicine
- Fluffy transcription factor
- FLT3LG (Fms-related tyrosine kinase 3 ligand)
- Federal League, a US baseball league in 1914
- Floor, the floor number in a highrise structure also called storey
- Fl., the abbreviation of the Roman praenomen/gens Flavius
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