SLS

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SLS may refer to the Space Launch System, a launch vehicle developed by NASA. It may also refer to:

• Stanford Law School, California, U.S.
• Sydney Law School, Australia
• Symbiosis Law School, India
• Same language subtitling, of TV

• Sim Lim Square, a shopping centre, Singapore
• SLS Las Vegas, a hotel and casino, US

• Former Samostalna liberalna stranka (Independent Liberal Party (Kosovo))
• Former Srpska liberalna stranka (Serbian Liberal Party)
• Slovenska ljudska stranka (Slovenian People's Party)
• Slovenská ľudová strana (Slovak People's Party, SĽS)
• Students for a Libertarian Society, an American student organisation

• Selective laser sintering, an additive manufacturing technique
• Sea level standard conditions
• Sodium lauryl sulfate, a surfactant
• Static light scattering, a technique to measure molecular weight
• Standard linear solid model, of a viscoelastic material
• Streptolysin S, a bacterial exotoxin
• Swiss Light Source, a synchrotron

• Scalable Lossless Coding, an MPEG-4 Audio extension
• Select-String or sls, a Powershell cmdlet
• Single-level store, in computer storage
• Softlanding Linux System, a Linux distribution

• Cadillac Seville Luxury Sedan, an automobile
• Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, an automobile
• Stephenson Locomotive Society, UK, founded 1909
• Space Launching System, a 1960s USAF rocket program
• Space Launch System, an American super heavy-lift expendable launch vehicle under development by NASA since 2011
• Space Launch System (Turkey), a project to develop the satellite launch capability of Turkey

• Street League Skateboarding, a tournament
• Sign language in Singapore (ISO 639 language code: sls)
• Shit Life Syndrome, a term used by physicians
• Somaliland Shilling, currency of the Republic of Somaliland

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