It's difficult to determine without context, but normally I would read is as "excluding."
excl
I'm level 110 atm.
Excl wears: Top- Varrock Body 3 Legs- White Platelegs Boots- White Boots Gloves- White Gloves Cape+Hood- Quest Skill Cape
From sources near to JaGeX it is known he's about 28-34.
Français (French)pron. - qu'est-ce qui, qu'est-ce que, que, quoi, ce que, ce qui, combien, quoi ?, combien ?, comment ?, n'est-ce-pas/non ? (question tag)det. - quel/quelle, quel/quelle (excl), tout ce que, le peu queadv. - combien, dans quelle mesure, comment, pourquoi, pour quelle raisonadj. - lequel, quel, ce que, ce qui, quel/quelle (excl)conj. - qui, que (fam)int. - quoi (excl), comment (excl) go to www.musaalio.webs.comor else p.s. it tells what what is in french
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The abbreviation "incl." stands for including. It is the opposite of "excl." , which means excluding. For instance if a hotel advertises a room "incl. breakfast, excl. lunch" this means the customer gets free breakfast included in the price, but does not get lunch. If one wants lunch, one would have to pay extra.
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theunextinct, add him, spam him, i do it everyday, his private is allways on and u can see him in excl cc!
I would pay 100 $ excl shipping for one if it was looking nice with the caveman on it... I had one in red once... late 80's
Every Pokémon that can be bred. Includes all Pokémon except legendaries (excl. Manaphy and Phione), Ditto, Nidoqueen, Nidorina, baby Pokémon and Unown. Ditto can breed with Pokémon that are genderless.
Primarily cars. In cities most popular form of transport (excl. cars) is by bus. 2 major cities also have trolley bus lines. Trains, buses and highways are used for intercity travel.