NLA
Topics referred to by the same term
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NLA may refer to:
- NLA, the IATA code for Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport in Ndola, Zambia
- National Language Authority, a regulatory institution of Urdu language in Pakistan
- National League A, the premier ice hockey league in Switzerland
- National Leather Association International, a BDSM organization based in the United States
- National Liberation Army (disambiguation)
- National Lipid Association, an American association of healthcare providers dedicated to improve lipid management in clinical medicine
- Network Level Authentication, in computing, a user authorizing technology
- New Large Airplane, a defunct airplane project
- New London Architecture, a resource and forum for London's built environment
- Newspaper Licensing Agency, a newspaper licensing organization in the United Kingdom
- Numerical linear algebra, the study of algorithms for performing linear algebra computations
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Libraries
National libraries
- National Library of Afghanistan, based in Kabul University prior to its destruction in a civil war.
- National Library of Agriculture, more accurately known as the United States National Agricultural Library
- National Library of Albania
- National Library of Aleppo
- National Library of Algeria
- National Library of Andorra, more accurately known as the Andorra National Library
- National Library of Angola
- National Library of Argentina, more accurately known as the Mariano Moreno National Library of the Argentine Republic
- National Library of Armenia
- National Library of Aruba
- National Library of Australia
- National Library of Austria, more accurately known as the Austrian National Library
- National Library of Azerbaijan
See also
- National Library of Antigua and Barbuda, more accurately known as the Antigua Public Library
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