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SPL may refer to:

• Saudi Professional League
• Scottish Premier League
• SportPesa Premier League, Kenya
• Singapore Premier League
• RoboCup Standard Platform League, matches between autonomous robots

• Saurashtra Premier League, an Indian cricket league

• System programming language, the general concept of language for programming operating systems
• Systems Programming Language, a systems programming language for HP/3000 minicomputers
• Shakespeare Programming Language, an esoteric language that looks like Shakespeare's plays
• Space Programming Language, influenced by JOVIAL

• Spl (Unix) functions to set priority level
• Secondary Program Loader
• Software product line
• Solana Program Library, a collection of programs on the Solana blockchain platform
• Standard PHP Library, used in PHP5 onwards
• Sun Public License, Sun Microsystems
• RoboCup Standard Platform League, autonomous robot association football matches

• Sammarineses for Freedom, Italian: Sammarinesi per la Libertà, a political party in San Marino
• Socialist Party of Latvia, formed in 1994
• Secular Pro-Life, in the United States

• Finnish Wood Workers' Union, a former trade union
• Service de police de Longueuil, the police department of Longueuil, Quebec
• Saudi Post (SPL), logistics company

• Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Netherlands (by former IATA code)
• Scottish Poetry Library, Edinburgh, Scotland

• Scanning probe lithography, a direct contact method of lithography
• Sound pressure level, a measure of sound pressure
• Spore photoproduct lyase, an enzyme
• Stretched penile length, measuring Human penis size
• Structured Product Labeling of prescription drug
• Superior parietal lobule

• Senior Patrol Leader, voluntary role in the Boy Scouts of America or Baden-Powell Scouts' Association
• SPL: Sha Po Lang, 2005 Hong Kong action film
• Sailplane Pilot Licence, a basic pilot licence

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