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versions starting from XP.
Office XP and
Office 2003
comes with an
optional Unbind utility that, upon execution,
extracts the
contents of the
Binder do****ent...
- "The Word of
Unbinding" is a
short story by
American writer Ursula K. Le Guin,
first published in the
January 1964
issue of Fantastic, and
reprinted in...
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Extended Operation –
generic operation used to
define other operations Unbind –
close the
connection (not the
inverse of Bind) In
addition the server...
- Trump, in the lead in
national delegate totals,
publicly opposed efforts to
unbind delegates and
called it "illegal" for
delegates not to vote for him. Arguing...
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unbinding, and that the ****ociated
adjective is nibbuta: unbound, and the ****ociated verb, nibbuti: to
unbind. He and
others use the term
unbinding for...
- triskele. This is
thought to
symbolize the
power of the god to bind and
unbind,
mentioned in the
poems and elsewhere. Odin had the
power to lay
bonds upon...
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Hydrolysis (/haɪˈdrɒlɪsɪs/; from
Ancient Gr**** hydro- 'water' and lysis 'to
unbind') is any
chemical reaction in
which a
molecule of
water breaks one or more...
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developed and
distributed by Microsoft.
Unbind is a
program that can
extract the
contents of a
Binder file.
Unbind can be
installed from the
Office XP CD-ROM...
- red-hot iron for five paces: the
wound was
immediately bound up, and if on
unbinding, it was
found to be festering, the case was lost. In the
ordeal by water...
- were
pulled even
tighter each time the girl's feet were rebound. This
unbinding and
rebinding ritual was
repeated as
often as
possible (for the rich at...
