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The UNL^web
	UNL^web - The UNL Community Portal UNL^arium- The web-based environment for inserting dictionary entries and grammar rules UNL^dev - The UNL Integrated Development Environment UNL^forum - The message board for discussing issues about UNL VALERIE - The Virtual Learning Environment for UNL
UNL		UNL System		UNL Programme
	Introduction to UNL UNL Specs Recommendations FAQ		UNL Resources UNL Tools UNL Applications		UNL Projects UNL Publications UNL Forum UNL School

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X UNL School, Alexandria, Oct 7-11, 2012 IX UNL School: Languages of India, Mumbai, Jun 11-15, 2012 VIII UNL School: Languages of Europe, Geneva, Feb 6-10, 2012			The UNL Wiki is a collaborative website for exchanging information about the Universal Networking Language.	The UNDL Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Geneva, Switzerland, which has received, from the United Nations, the mandate for implementing the Universal Networking Language (UNL).

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-| width="30%" style="text-align:justify" valign="top" colspan="2"| [[Image:UNL.jpg|left]] The UNL - an acronym for “Universal Networking Language” - is an artificial language that enables computers to process information and knowledge across the language barriers. [[Introduction to UNL|[read more]]]
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