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Package may refer to:

• Packaging and labeling, enclosing or protecting products
• Mail, items larger than a letter
• Chip package or chip carrier
• Electronic packaging, in electrical engineering
• Automotive package, in automobile production and marketing
• Package holiday, in tourism

• Modular programming, a software component
• Java package, a mechanism for organizing Java classes
• Package (package management system), a file used by a package management system to install an application or library
• Package (macOS), a directory hierarchy normally treated as a single object in the Finder in macOS
• Package (UML) in the context of UML, which is used to groups elements
• Package format, a type of archive containing computer programs and additional metadata

• Movie packaging, in which a talent agency bundles its clients with a film or TV project
• The Package (1989 film), a 1989 American political thriller film starring Gene Hackman
• The Package (2013 film), a 2013 American action film starring Steve Austin and Dolph Lundgren
• The Package (Seinfeld), an episode of the TV show Seinfeld
• "The Package" (short story), a 1952 short story by Kurt Vonnegut
• The Package (2018 film), an American black comedy film
• The Package (TV series)
• The Package (Lost), the tenth television episode the television series Lost
• Formation (American football), sometimes referred to as "packages" rather than "formations"
• Personnel grouping (gridiron football), often called a "(personnel) package", a numeric code denoting the specific offensive skill position players used for a play

• Pack (disambiguation)
• Package film (disambiguation)
• Packager (disambiguation)
• Packaging (disambiguation)
• Packet (disambiguation)
• PKG (disambiguation)
• Software package (disambiguation)
• Surprise Package (disambiguation)
• The Package (disambiguation)

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