NLP
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NLP may refer to:
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- Natural language processing, a field of computer science and linguistics concerned with the interactions between computers and human (natural) languages
- Nonlinear programming
- Neuro-linguistic programming, a method applied to interpersonal communication, organizational change and psychotherapy used to help people change their behaviors
- Neuro-linguistic psychotherapy, an approach to psychotherapy based on Neuro-linguistic programming
- No light perception, or total blindness, the complete lack of form and visual light perception
- Ninein-like protein, a human gene
[edit] Organizations
[edit] Political organizations
Some generic names are used by various political entities, such as:
- National Labour Party (disambiguation)
- New Labour Party (disambiguation)
- Natural Law Party
- National Liberal Party (disambiguation)
Specific political entities that use the acronym NLP include:
- National Loktantrik Party, a political party in India
- Norwegian Labour Party, a Norwegian centre-left political party
[edit] Other organizations
- New Line Productions, an American film studio most often referred to as New Line Cinema, or simply New Line
- National Library of the Philippines
- National Library of Pakistan
- The Non-League Paper, a British sportspaper
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