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BL
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BL
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BL
(or similar) may refer to:
Arts and entertainment
Boys' love
, a Japanese term for fiction featuring romantic relationships between male characters
BL Publishing
, a division of the wargames manufacturing company, Games Workshop
Boston Legal
, a US legal comedy-drama
Businesses and organizations
Balmer Lawrie
, an Indian government-owned business
Boys' Latin School of Maryland
British Leyland
, a former UK vehicle manufacturing company
Pacific Airlines
(IATA code BL), a low-cost airline
Law
Bachelor of Laws
(B.L.), an undergraduate degree in law
Barrister-at-Law
, in Ireland and Northern Ireland
Places
BL postcode area
, UK, covering Bolton and Bury in Greater Manchester
Bakerloo line
, a London Underground line
Banja Luka
, a city in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bannan line
, a Taipei Metro line, code
BL
Saint Barthélemy
[ISO country code
BL
], a Caribbean overseas collectivity of France
Basel-Landschaft
(Basel-Country), a canton of Switzerland
Province of Belluno
, Italy (car-license plate abbreviation
BL
)
Blue Line (MBTA)
, a Boston subway line, code
BL
Bolivia
(FIPS Pub 10-4 and obsolete NATO digram
BL
), a central South American country
Brazil
, LOC MARC code
Science and technology
Mathematics and computing
BL
(logic)
, basic fuzzy logic
BL register
, the low byte of an X86 16-bit BX register
Other uses in science and technology
Designation of unfiltered
black light
fluorescent tubes
British term for
breech-loading ordinance
Other uses
Ы
, Yery or Yeru, a letter in the Cyrillic script, which resembles lowercase B and L written together (bl)
Bill of lading
, a receipt issued by a shipping carrier
Bhutia-Lepcha
, an Indian ethnic group
BL, the production code of the second generation
Mazda3/Axela
Aceh (
vehicle registration
prefix BL)
See also
List of BL dramas
Topics referred to by the same term
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