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	'''LA''', '''La''', or '''la''' may stand for:

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	*'''''la''''', the ] form of the definite ] ('']'') in several ]s including ], ] and ] (plus in Esperanto, where it is genderless), derived from the ] ''illa'', the feminine form of ''ille'', meaning "that".
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	*] ('''La'''), the ]
			{{R mentioned in hatnote}}
	*] (] ])
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	*] language (] alpha-2)
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	*] (U.S. state)
	*] Writing; reading.
	*la, the ] that follows so
	*an abbreviation for the Russian design bureau ]
	*the ] code for ]
	* La, a ] ] program

	See also ].

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