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CPLCandy and Porn Locker. A locker that is devoted to assloads of candy and numerous pictures of dirty smut.
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CPLCPL has many other explanations, but one of them that isn't on UD yet stands for Commercial Pilot Licence. It's the third licence in the row to become a professional airline pilot.
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CPL Cyber Athlete Professional League
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CPLCost Per Lead
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CPLSee Criminal Procedure Law.
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CPLThe CPL equation is pretty simple = how much money you spend on self pleasure.
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CPLcpl stands for Concealed Pistol License. It is the term used by some states instead of (CCW) Carry a Concealed Weapon. The majority of States (33) in the USA allow citizens to apply for cpl permits. T [..]
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CPLCyberathlete Professional League: Where the best gamers in the world get together to battle it out in order to win a $100,000 prize. www.thecpl.com
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CPLabbreviation for couple used in some chatrooms
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CPLThis is the abbreviation for the Cyberathlete Professional League. Launched June 1997, the CPL is the first organization in the world to advance computer game competitions to the level of a profession [..]
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CPLXML Acronyms Dictionary Call Processing LanguageCPL is a language that can be used to describe and control Internet telephony services. It is designed to be implementable on either network servers or user agent servers. It is meant to be simple, extensible, easily edited by graphical clients, and independent of operating system or signalling protoc [..]
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CPLCredit for prior learning: The recognition of knowledge skills attitudes or other attributes that have been acquired through uncredentialled or other informal learning. Credit for prior learning may be awarded at the faculty's discretion in the form of specified or unspecified credit. The term used for CPL at Deakin in policy etc. is advanced [..]
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CPL Cost per lead, a pricing model determined by the number of website visitors who clicked on a particular ad. Prices range, on average, from $1-$10. AKA “pay per lead (PPL)” or “cost per inquiry (CPI).”
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CPLCost per lead.
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CPLCost per lead CRUSA
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CPLCost Per Lead (CPL). A lead can be anything from an e-mail address for a newsletter to a complete survey that needs to be completely filled out and verified in order to get credit.
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CPLCPL describes how much money do you spend on acquiring a single lead. If you spent 10$ on your marketing actions and you got 10 leads out of it, then your CPL equals 1$.
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CPLCPL (Cost Per Lead). A term used in Internet advertising. The cost to an advertiser for for one lead, e.g. a trial download. It is more than a clickthrough and less than a sale. affiliate
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CPLCommercial Pilot's Licence
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CPL Cost of advertising based on the number of database files (leads) received.
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CPLContinuous Parameter Logging
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CPLCommercial Pilot Licence. Commercial pilots may fly for hire or reward (with some restrictions).
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CPLCommercial pilot licence
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CPLStands for “Cost Per Lead,” and is used in online advertising. CPL defines how much revenue a publisher receives when he creates a lead for an advertiser. For example, the publisher may place an ad fo [..]
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CPLCell Processing Laboratory
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CPLCPL (Combined Programming Language) is a multi-paradigm programming language, that was developed in the early 1960s. It is an early ancestor of the C language via the BCPL and B languages.
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CPLCPL or Cpl may refer to:
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CPLCPL or Cpl may refer to:
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CPLcopy paste lifestyle - same shit different day; you have been pasting a routine that you copied a day in the past.
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CPLSimilar to CPA (cost per action), the CPL ad pricing model pays web publishers for every banner click that results in a lead or inquiry for the advertiser. In other words, advertisers pay publishers only when a visitor not only click the ad and visit the advertiser's site, but also performs a desired action on that site (such as request inform [..]
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CPLStands for "Cost Per Lead," and is used in online advertising. CPL defines how much revenue a publisher receives when he creates a lead for an advertiser. For example, the publisher may plac [..]
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