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ORL

ORL is the abbreviation for a subspecialty within medicine: * Otorhinolaryngology or otolaryngology – head and neck, or ear, nose, and throat medicine ** ORL (journal), a journal of otorhinolaryngology published by Karger ORL may also refer to: * Oil Refineries Ltd * Okanagan Regional Library, a library system in British Columbia, Canada * Old Red Lion, Islington, a pub theatre in London, England * Oldham and Rochdale Line, a tram line of the Manchester Metrolink * Olivetti Research Laboratory * Omar Rodríguez-López, filmmaker, musician, leader of The Mars Volta * Ontario Rugby League, a rugby league football association in Ontario, Canada * Optical return loss in fiber optics and telecommunications * Orlando, Florida, the U.S. city, is commonly abbreviated as ORL ** Orlando Executive Airport's IATA airport code ** Orlando Magic, the city's National Basketball Association team

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ORL is the abbreviation for a subspecialty within medicine: * Otorhinolaryngology or otolaryngology – head and neck, or ear, nose, and throat medicine ** ORL (journal), a journal of otorhinolaryngology published by Karger ORL may also refer to: * Oil Refineries Ltd * Okanagan Regional Library, a library system in British Columbia, Canada * Old Red Lion, Islington, a pub theatre in London, England * Oldham and Rochdale Line, a tram line of the Manchester Metrolink * Olivetti Research Laboratory * Omar Rodríguez-López, filmmaker, musician, leader of The Mars Volta * Ontario Rugby League, a rugby league football association in Ontario, Canada * Optical return loss in fiber optics and telecommunications * Orlando, Florida, the U.S. city, is commonly abbreviated as ORL ** Orlando Executive Airport's IATA airport code ** Orlando Magic, the city's National Basketball Association team

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