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The name VCL can refer to more than one thing:

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VCL (Vixen Controlled Library) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (305 words)
The VCL (Vixen Controlled Library) is the world's largest nearly-uncensored art gallery of furry and anthropomorphic material.
The VCL is currently administrated by Chris "Ch'marr" Cogdon, as well as a team of assessors who freely spend their time ensuring that the art and literature uploaded to the VCL shows both artistic maturity and attention to presentation.
This left only the US server to bear the load, and it was nearly overwhelmed with all the traffic that was now redirected from the Sweden server.
Encyclopedia: VCL (312 words)
In computing, VCL (Visual Component Library) is a visual component-based framework for developing Microsoft Windows applications, developed by Borland for use in its Delphi and C++Builder software development environment.
The VCL (Vixen Controlled Library) is the worlds largest nearly-uncensored archive of furry and anthropomorphic material.
VCL (Voluntary Collective Licensing) is also a theoretical solution for the problem of piracy which would harness the power of P2P technologies.
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