I. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
batch file
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an overnight batch file
be/be filed/be listed etc under
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The baby’s records are filed under the mother’s last name.
circular file
file a grievance American English (= officially complain )
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She filed a grievance after failing to get a promotion.
file a lawsuit (= to officially take a lawsuit to a court )
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She filed a lawsuit accusing him of sexual harassment
file cabinet
file for divorce ( also petition for divorce formal ) (= start the legal divorce process )
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The next day I saw a lawyer and filed for a divorce.
file sharing
file your nails
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A girl was filing her nails on the bus.
filed a motion (= made a proposal in a court )
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The attorneys filed a motion for a temporary restraining order.
filed alphabetically
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Are the records filed alphabetically ?
filed suit
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Johnson has filed suit against her.
file/lodge a complaint formal (= make a complaint )
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She filed a complaint against several of her colleagues.
file/print server
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All data is stored on a central file server.
filing cabinet
lodge/file/bring an appeal (= make an appeal )
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Mr Sarhadi, who has lived here for three years, has lodged an appeal against extradition.
loose-leaf file/binder/format
nail file
rank and file
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The rank and file of the party had lost confidence in the leadership.
single file
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We walked in single file across the bridge.
zip file
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
single
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Teams of horses in single file hauled trains of a dozen flat-topped wagons loaded with granite along these rails.
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The jungle area we had to go into was so thick, the APCs could only travel single file .
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Okay single file , we're coming to a wood.
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The stairs are approached along a raised pavement so narrow the people must have walked along it in single file .
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Men passed us, dark, bearded, stern, armed with sticks, walking swiftly in single file .
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Then we are instructed to leave Damrosch Park single file .
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A narrow spiral staircase leads up from chamber 2b to 2c; characters must ascend in single file .
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Ambush patrols at night were always in single file , with no point or flank security.
■ NOUN
access
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In order to do this with the minimum access time, random access files are necessary.
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This only becomes significant when calculating record sizes for random access files .
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Because of this, it is difficult to tell which records of a random access file have had data written to them.
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Check that the user access file used to set up the necessary logical name has been invoked.
batch
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Firstly - presuming you have a batch file to run Ability Plus - type in the batch filename.
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This runs the batch file which will put you in the correct subdirectory and run the program.
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It is triggered from a Windows Command Prompt, usually in the form of a batch file .
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Of course, this batch file can be set in motion from within the database, if required.
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You only need to enclose the parameters in the batch file in quotes where there are spaces in the parameter.
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Finally, batch files are covered in detail explaining why we use these compact command files and what each batch command does.
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You could run the applications concerned from shortcuts to batch files .
cabinet
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Set them aside in a file either on your computer or in your file cabinet .
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It was small, furnished with two hard chairs, a metal file cabinet and a worktable with an ancient typewriter.
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Lydia goes to the file cabinet and rummages in a folder.
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There is a massive file cabinet stuffed with documents so old and densely packed they may be ready to ignite spontaneously.
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The renewal can be as simple as a few new plants and shoving some chairs and file cabinets around.
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They have no record of the discussion at all, no manuscript hidden in an old file cabinet .
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Just inside, a mound of debris spills across the floor: A toppled file cabinet .
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We began rifling through his personal correspondence, and looked around in his file cabinets for documents that might incriminate him.
case
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Some of them gave a different identity from the one contained in the case file .
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I thanked him and left, taking with me copies of the statements in the Southwark Bridge case file .
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In most cases I was allowed to read the case file as well as to observe solicitor-client encounters and to attend court.
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The figures against the broken lines correspond to the packing percentages from which a 90/10 case file has received random additions.
command
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SYLOGIN.COM SYS$MANAGER:SYLOGIN.COM is your system-wide login command file .
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The module referred to by the keyword BUILT-BY is the command file which builds i.e compiles, links etc. the package.
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An example of a successful run of the startup command file is shown in Figure 2.2, Example Process Startup.
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Note that the startup command file automatically reclaims unused space in the mail file.
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Finally, batch files are covered in detail explaining why we use these compact command files and what each batch command does.
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SYSTARTUP-V5.COM SYS$MANAGER:SYSTARTUP-V5.COM is your site-specific system startup command file .
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Remember, you can not cancel a suspended CLi command file from within a program.
configuration
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The rest of this section talks you through the operations required to complete the entry and approval of the configuration file .
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Section 3.3 looks at some of the parameters in the configuration file not covered in Section 2.4.
format
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Versions are available on a huge range of hardware, and the file formats are interchangeable.
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You will then see a menu of possible output file formats , as shown in Figure 1. 4.
log
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An example log file for Type Module is shown in Section 10.4.6.
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This file is called the log file.
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Most user and system activity was captured and stored in machine-readable log files .
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If the primary log file is flawed then the software performing the rebuild operation will switch to the reserve log.
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If no input is made then the log file name defaults to LIFESPAN-PI.LOG.
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See preceding error message in the incident log file for a fuller explanation of the error encountered.
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This log file exists for each module name and may be formatted to a file in the users directory.
member
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Yet some provisional leaders and rank and file members are committed to their Roman catholic religious belief and practice.
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Most rank-and-file members are more than ready to welcome clearly articulated initiatives that promise to advance their long-term interests.
name
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If the program file is in the current directory, only the file name needs to be given.
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The program requests a file name that we must assign to the network.
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If the program is not in the current directory, its full device, path and file name must be specified.
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We are also requested to enter either a file name for the test file or the recall file.
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The module referred to by BUILT-BY should define the file names which are a result of the building process.
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They are passing notes to each other in class with file names to call up or sites to visit.
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Error 58: Invalid file name .
server
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In the SmartStream scheme, mainframes can be retained as file servers while cheaper Unix boxes assume its traditional tasks.
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The basic design of the nodes is borrowed from commercial file servers .
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Encina services include two-phase commit, a structured file server , a transaction monitor and client-to-host communications.
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Thus printing would be controlled by a print server; a file server would control loading and saving files.
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So, what makes a good file server ?
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You also get full support for a Novell NetWare file server .
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This will include file server , licence management, and support for links to other environments.
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According to Network Appliance, FAServer is the first implementation of a new direction for network file servers called file server appliances.
system
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This is the spin-out's second of three products for compressing, encrypting and speeding up the Unix file system .
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Personal computer clients can directly and transparently access the Unix file system and printing resources.
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Security assessments include checks on user passwords, file system , network set-up, end-user files and start-up parameters.
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For instance, level 1 is best for smaller blocks such as file system information and level 3 is best for main memory swaps.
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Similarly, there will be a variant of the 68000 family translator tweaked to make use of the Macintosh file system .
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It is seeking four types of technologies: scalable process management, load balancing, scalable networking and scalable file systems .
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It is also a comfort that we run in an environment where the whole file system is backed up every night.
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Before giving up this half-filled sheet of paper to his file system , the official had noted well its contents.
text
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The input file in the example below is a text file produced by a word-processor.
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You laid out your publication by selecting a text file and pasting it on the page.
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It allows a separate header text file to point to the file or files to be stored.
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You can view text files by clicking on them.
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This way you don't need an editor to view a text file .
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It's quite magical to watch a Wordstar text file being converted directly into MacWrite without any interference from the user.
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This means that the original word processor text file gets behind in the alterations.
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However, the text file describing the circuit requires some long hours studying the manual.
transfer
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There are no extra charges for messages or file transfers .
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FastLynx takes the bind out of file transfer .
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Network programs that involve remote file transfer are especially susceptible to eavesdroppers gaining access to the contents of files.
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For more on file transfer , see p.149.
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The facilities for e-mail, file transfers and newsgroup messages are the equal of most Internet software packages on the market.
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The first is pure and simple file transfer .
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Everything from business applications to games are available by firing up a World Wide Web browser or file transfer program online.
■ VERB
close
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Asa Vaughan closed the file and looked up.
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Zaborski closed the file and pressed a button under his desk.
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When I finally closed the file , it was dark outside.
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Li Shai Tung closed the file with a sigh.
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Hilary Robarts, the Acting Administrative Officer, had already closed her file .
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A statement used to close a data file .
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You should also close data files before chaining another program.
contain
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Some of them gave a different identity from the one contained in the case file .
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Inside the window is a list of files contained inside the compressed file.
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Early computer programs were that simple; the whole of the program was contained in one file .
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It also lists folders containing a single file .
copy
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To get started, copy the pcplus.au file on to your hard drive.
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Windows now copies the file to the Briefcase and leaves the original intact on your desktop.
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It lets you copy and run files and search for and rename programs.
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You can copy individual files or whole directories from work to home and vice versa.
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Here you can copy files , list files in other directories and even format a floppy disk.
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Then we must copy the test file to the network directory.
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There's no install program; you just copy the files across to the hard disk.
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This involved copying a lot of files between two different desktop computers and a laptop machine.
create
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As well as creating ordinary compressed files , you can even create self extracting versions.
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Iprocessing files via Wordpad by dragging them on to its icon than by launching the program that created the file.
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Error 1046 Error creating new package file .
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To do this, we will create a file of addresses using the same variable list document.
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Please verify that there is sufficient disk quota and privilege to create a file in the supplied working directory.
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All that is required is to create a new file , although this can be time-consuming.
delete
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He later admitted deleting a Financial Times file .
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When you delete a file , the contents of the file are still on the disk.
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Mr Virdi allegedly sent a second batch of letters after learning that the force could retrieve deleted files .
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Make a shortcut to Wordpad, delete the original Wordpad files , and the shortcut no longer does anything useful.
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These allow the user to delete and rename files or make a backup copy.
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Can I delete these old files ?
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You can avoid this problem by deleting any files in: RAM- as soon as you have finished with them.
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A.. Your understanding is correct, and you can delete the files .
download
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After you download a compressed file , you must decompress it to get it to work.
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Web browsers, once limited to displaying text and graphics and downloading files , have created an entirely new element of risk.
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Those who download files from bulletin boards are usually in tune with the overall concept.
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The visitor was then told to download a file called david. exe to view the pictures.
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I often download compressed Internet files , which usually end with the file extension. zip.
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Actions such as downloading files are simple copy operations accomplished by drag and drop.
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Still, you should have enough time to download the file you need, and you can call back later for more.
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Why would you want to download files ?
edit
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Now you need to edit the WIN.INI file .
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For more flexibility use the Editor to edit the DOSSHELL.INI file .
hold
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People often arrive barefoot, holding file folders stuffed with evidence.
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Because of additional printer support, two disks now hold the printer-definition files .
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It is a good idea to make your own Windows boxes to hold programs and files of a similar nature.
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In order to be able to help effectively, we need to hold personal information on file .
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The hybridisation data were held in a flat file data base, with C programs reponsible for data management and collation.
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Users can share Windows applications, requiring that only one personal computer holds the application and files .
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Three decisions need to be made about how the information is to be held in the file . 1.
open
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Stok opened the file and signed the corners of eight sheets of paper.
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They just open their mail and click on the icon to open the file .
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Information is held by different ministries, which are reluctant to open up their files .
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Quinn went directly to Clinton with his thick petition, minimizing the chance that Justice would open a file .
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Only with that official invitation did Manville open the file and pull out its contents.
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The following example opens a file and prints to it via the Printer Filter.
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He opened the file out and spread the papers across his lap.
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A procedure is used to open the file .
read
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Another machine would sometimes read the files in one particular directory and sometimes it wouldn't.
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The judge had been reading the court file .
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When reading a serial file , EOF would go true when the last byte of the file had been read.
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When you browse the Web, various Web sites can read that file and write data into it.
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I've read the files on your men.
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I read a file on a truant boy.
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I opened the seals as carefully as I could and read the file .
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For other newsreaders, it's best to read your Help file to get it straight.
save
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It will save you accessing the file manager program as often.
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A keyboard combination that saved a file in one program might delete a word in another.
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Remember to load and save the file in plain text mode.
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There are similar options when you are saving files or running programs.
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You can even use a word processor, as long as it will let you save the files as plain text.
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When you have typed the program in use the command Save in the file menu to save it.
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You can fill in who saved the file , the title, and so on.
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The Whiteboard can then be saved as a file that can be loaded for a particular conference.
send
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If you've ever tried sending files to some one in real time you know it can be a problem.
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Message overloading occurs when some one sends a very large file to a message box every few minutes.
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You can now send the captured file as a fax.
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These are, as we noted last week, techniques that allow you to send files without errors.
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If the fax at the other end is a fax modem running UntraFAX, you can send files to the remote machine.
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The number that is sent to the file is in the range 0 to 225.
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It now became easier to send multiple copies of papers to colleagues rather than sending a file on the circuit of an institution.
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Could it be some sort of retribution for sending a 440k gif file last week?
store
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Each attribute or set of related attributes is stored in its own file .
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Instead they have calculated benefits using a calculator and storing files in manila folders.
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Most user and system activity was captured and stored in machine-readable log files .
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These images can be stored in computer files and viewed on the screen of any personal computer connected to the system.
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The old file won't itself be finally lost until all its space happens to be used for storing new files.
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Following earlier reductions in the staff the offices in our basement were unoccupied, but used for storing old files .
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The target word that the user intended to write at each position is also known and stored in a file .
write
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EOF is only true if PTR is set beyond the last byte written to in the file .
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Many users report that having a written file of what was agreed on during a meeting is especially helpful.
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The second argument's least significant byte is written to the file .
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At that point, everything that comes across the screen is being written to the file .
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The polygon definitions are written to the file whose unit number is 11.
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Please verify that there is sufficient disk quota and privilege to write to a file in the supplied working directory.
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By using PTR you have complete control over where you read and write data in a file .
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Any data still in the file buffer is written to the file before the file is closed.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
in single file
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The class walked in single file down the hall.
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The path was so narrow that we had to walk in single file.
pending file/tray
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Abolishing your pending tray will transform your handling of paper.
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At least avoid the pending tray syndrome.
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But sometimes the pending tray becomes overloaded.
the rank and file
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conflict between union leaders and the rank and file at an Alfa Romeo factory
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rank-and-file members
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The rank and file has lost confidence in the party leadership.
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The policy will now have to be approved by the rank and file.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a stack of blue and yellow files
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Could you bring me the file on the West murder, please?
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I put Callahan's file back in the drawer.
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I seem to have lost the file with all my personal records on it.
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It's a good idea to save your files to a floppy disk as a backup.
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Just click on the icon to open the file .
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Only a few people are allowed to see these files.
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The FBI keeps files on all suspected terrorists.
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The statistics are in the file called "stats.doc."
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We keep copies of all applications on file .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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According to a letter in the files this man's name was Pavey.
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Arriving at Polly's door, Jack checked the number one more time against the information in his file and knocked.
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Each attribute or set of related attributes is stored in its own file .
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He turned to the last report made by the investigating officer before the file was consigned to Records.
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Inside the window is a list of files contained inside the compressed file.
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The enemy succeeded in capturing myself and 2, 200 rank and file , many of them being wounded.
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They allow you to get to the same file from many different folders without having to make copies of that file.
II. verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
in
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About fifty of us filed in , clutching our drinks.
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The jurors filed in , looking weary.
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This was reached by outside stairs and some of the nuns, ever hungry, were already filing in .
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People in the choir file in silently.
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They filed in , giving birth dates and names.
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We were asked to sit in the third and fourth rows and the lower school children filed in.
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When I got back I could hear the buzz of the audience as they filed in .
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The important visitors filed in after them, and then the members of the press corps.
■ NOUN
appeal
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No fee is payable on filing an appeal .
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No sooner had voters approved Prop. 209 than civil rights lawyers filed appeals challenging its constitutionality.
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Human rights lawyers filed an appeal to the supreme court.
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Then they filed another appeal in the federal courts challenging the constitutionality of the death penalty.
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A party aggrieved by a decision of an industrial tribunal has 42 days in which to file an appeal .
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Because attorneys for Partners filed appeals , Atkins' case may take years to resolve.
application
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In this time, you can file new applications if further modifications to your idea strike.
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Straight away, Barrington filed an application for a Heritage Fund acquisition grant.
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If leave is granted, the applicant will not have to file a fresh application for the substantive order sought.
bankruptcy
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The litigation and bankruptcy filing are not expected to have an impact on Barneys's expansion plans, the company said.
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In his bankruptcy filing , Symington reported that his interest in the Symington Capital Corp. was worthless.
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All three are listed in the bankruptcy filing as owing Evergreen money.
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Isetan would not comment on how much the bankruptcy filing might cost it, or on Barneys' threatened lawsuit.
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She said the listing in the bankruptcy filing sounded like a private equity partnership, but she would not discuss the investments.
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In the bankruptcy filing , Capital Cities is named as the lead investor, with a 20. 4 percent stake.
case
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The police file on the case will remain open, while the evidence is re-examined.
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No charges were ever filed in that case .
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It was recommended that criminal charges be filed in such cases .
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Kopp predicted, however, that there would be few lawsuits filed because the cases are hard to win.
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In the meantime the police file on the case will remain open.
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Each time the woman struck the child, the youngster cowered and cried, the complaint filed in the case said.
charge
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Opposition groups filed impeachment charges that led to a U.S.-style Senate trial that began last month.
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They rang his new employers, stating that they would file charges for stealing leads unless they sacked him.
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She said Payson police were given evidence to back that allegation, but they never filed charges .
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She filed charges , and her four alleged tormenters are now on trial.
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Prosecutors plan to show that Martinez ordered several other murders-allegations that were never filed as formal charges .
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This time they never bothered to file charges against him.
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Authorities withheld the players' names pending the filing of formal charges .
claim
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No fee is payable on filing a claim .
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Before her death in June 1985, Gentile filed a claim against the town alleging the ticketing was harassment.
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Critics say professional athletes have been abusing the generous California system by filing claims from out of state.
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The tenant filed a claim against the landlord to recover his losses.
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In 1990, 17 employees filed claims with the watchdog agency.
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There is no comparable question for the death of Nicole Simpson because the Brown family chose not to file a wrongful-death claim .
complaint
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The complaint was filed after an investigation into the Feb. 3 incident involving Del.
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An amended complaint filed Tuesday was not released.
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The Disciplinary Board is responsible for hearing evidence and making decisions on ethical complaints filed against lawyers practicing law in North Dakota.
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The House ethics committee has rejected on technical grounds the latest complaint filed against Speaker Newt Gingrich charging him with bribery.
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None the less, annual employee complaints filed with the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission have doubled.
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Each time the woman struck the child, the youngster cowered and cried, the complaint filed in the case said.
divorce
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But she filed for divorce in June last year after a series of violent rows.
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Flinn says this guy lied to her, saying he was legally separated from his wife and had filed for divorce .
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The very next day I saw a solicitor and filed for divorce .
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Though she has filed for divorce , Anne Mirretti, 38, asked the judge to have pity on her husband.
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Danielle has since filed for divorce .
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Like the dated documents that mark the summer Jerry and I filed for divorce .
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Within months of filing for divorce , he had set up home with Boon co-star Liz Carling and they talked of marriage.
form
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Everybody files the same Form 1040, a simple three-page document.
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To get direct deposit of your tax refund, file Form 8888 with your return.
grievance
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The Union filed a grievances and then, after the first step, let it drop, indifferently, from its beak.
lawsuit
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The ruling will be used by more than 100 lawsuits already filed against the firm, which allege that Microsoft overcharged individuals.
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The lawsuit , filed Tuesday in state court in Houston, seeks unspecified damages.
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The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in U.S.
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Kopp predicted, however, that there would be few lawsuits filed because the cases are hard to win.
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For a while, there was a federal lawsuit being filed even day... no kidding, one a day.
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In 1990, there were more than 100 million lawsuits filed at the state level.
lawyer
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Gen Jaruzelski's defence lawyers first filed a motion requesting more evidence from prosecutors before charges were laid.
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No sooner had voters approved Prop. 209 than civil rights lawyers filed appeals challenging its constitutionality.
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Human rights lawyers filed an appeal to the supreme court.
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The unions would hire lawyers to file the briefs.
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The rival candidates' lawyers filed briefs last weekend.
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Thus began an ordeal in which Autry hired a lawyer and filed a lawsuit.
motion
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Gen Jaruzelski's defence lawyers first filed a motion requesting more evidence from prosecutors before charges were laid.
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So far this year, it has filed two motions for injunctions against a planned federal inquest on sects and cults.
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When Acevedo refused to provide names, the city filed a motion to terminate her workers' compensation benefits.
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The law requires courts to hold up most discovery proceedings until companies can file a motion to dismiss a suit.
office
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No company resolutions are required and there are no Companies Registration Office filing requirements.
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Paul Coverdell, accusing the first-term lawmaker of improperly using his office correspondence files in a re-election fundraising effort.
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Don't limit yourself to only worksheets-you can choose other Office files as well, such as Word documents.
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His office has filed a brief opposing the measure, which the Clinton administration has also opposed in court.
petition
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Two major petitions have been filed challenging the court's ruling.
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The Chapter 7 petition was filed in federal bankruptcy court in Newark.
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They peaked in 1985 when a record 191,000 petitions for divorce were filed .
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Kirkpatrick wants to represent himself and has asked for a lawyer to assist him, according to the petition filed Thursday.
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Reform Party supporters then circulated new petitions and filed them with Taft last month.
report
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No state requires that you be absolutely certain, before you file a report , that abuse is taking place.
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After they filed their report , a detective was assigned to the case to investigate.
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Cole is scheduled to file his report with the committee Thursday.
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The girl was arrested Monday for investigation of filing a false police report , a misdemeanor.
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Consultants would pay registration fees and file quarterly reports with the city Ethics Commission.
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She filed this report through her tears.
request
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He filed a request for disciplinary action against Burgess.
return
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But not every company may file a consolidated return .
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Tax rebels offer numerous arguments to explain their refusal to file 1040 returns or pay taxes.
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The U. S. Treasury loses an estimated $ 130 billion each year because of citizens who underpay or file no return .
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On the other hand, some accountants say they will bill clients if legal changes force them to file an amended return .
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Under the Forbes plan, filing a tax return might require only two calculations.
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You do not owe taxes charged against your spouse unless you and your spouse filed a joint return .
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Tax software also can make it easier for taxpayers to file their returns electronically.
statement
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This presumably means that leave must be sought to file a supplementary statement where any time limit for filing evidence has expired.
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The grand jury indicted Aronoff, R-Cincinnati, and Riffe, D-Wheelersburg, on two counts of filing a false statement .
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G would require campaign consultants to file quarterly disclosure statements identifying their clients and detailing their work.
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For instance, Work Recovery has yet to file its audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1995.
suit
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Both class-action suits , they were filed in San Francisco Superior Court.
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The suit was filed in 1994 and is scheduled for trial in October.
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That brings us to Hausfeld's suit against Monsanto, filed last month.
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The suit was filed in U. S. District Court here.
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Because the suit was filed late Friday, representatives for Tarantino and Murphy were unreachable.
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In Jones' suit , filed in May 1994, the former Arkansas state employee claimed that then-Gov.
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League sources said the suit was filed and then withdrawn in favor of the arbitration hearing.
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Most suits are filed after the scientific community or the press has already raised alarms.
tax
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Two separate counts of tax evasion were filed against their son and daughter.
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Simplifies tax filing for thousands of middle-income Californians by increasing the exemption amounts used in calculating the Alternative Minimum Tax.
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Shull said Symington Capital reported the tax debts in its 1995 corporate tax filing .
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To get direct deposit of your tax refund, file Form 8888 with your return.
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Let the Tax Appraiser file his report.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Alice sat at her desk, filing her nails.
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All the students' records are filed alphabetically.
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Barb, could you file these papers for me?
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I filed away my notes and manuscripts.
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Once a complaint is received it is usually filed away and forgotten.
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Slawa filed a copy of the contract he'd signed.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Federal indictments have been returned against 47 defendants, and state charges have been filed against 77.
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My father was, had cancer, he filed his claim, he had to wait his five months.
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On Sept. 29, 1995, an aggravated battery incident report was filed with Metro-Dade Police.
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On the other hand, some accountants say they will bill clients if legal changes force them to file an amended return.
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Smith Corona files for Chapter 11.