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Local may refer to any of the following:
In Programming:
- Locale, a term used in software development to refer to the user's location
- Localization, the process of customizing software for users in different locations
In Sociology:
- Localism, is the emphasis on local, small-scale, or exclusive cultural aspects and systems, as opposed to more larger, inclusive, (and perhaps unmanageable) systems.
In Mathematics:
- Locally, a term used in topology
In Economics:
- Locals are individual chapters of labour unions.
In Culture:
- Local H, a rock band from Boston
- Local Hero, a 1983 film starring Burt Lancaster
In Astronomy:
- Local Fluff, where our Solar System resides
- Local Bubble, where the Local Fluff resides
- The Local Arm branch of the Milky Way
- The Local Subgroup of Galaxies, including the Milky Way
- Local Group, the galaxy cluster where our galaxy subcluster resides
- The Canes Venatici Cloud (or local cloud) where our galaxy cluster resides
- Local Supercluster, where the our galaxy cluster cloud resides
- The Local Filament of galaxies, where our supercluster resides
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