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In PL/SQL, there are several predefined exceptions that can be raised to handle errors or unexpected conditions. Some examples include NO_DATA_FOUND (when a query does not return any rows), TOO_MANY_ROWS (when more than one row is returned from a function), and ZERO_DIVIDE (when division by zero occurs).

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