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The term flex, when used by itself, can refer to:

  • Flex Loader
  • FLEX (operating system)
  • Flex lexical analyser
  • Flex machine
  • Flex as colloquial for electrical cable or flexible electronics
  • A flex point on a curve
  • Flex (magazine)
  • Macromedia Flex
  • Flex is the name of a family of automatic test equipment produced by Teradyne
  • Flexible spending account
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