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- prefix Relating to gaining access to network resources, such as
Wi-Fi access, by locating and exploiting unprotected access addresses.
Etymologies
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Examples
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James Gordon, M.D., of the Center for Mind-Body Medicine www.cmbm.org, has used this simple and ancient technique to transform trauma and build connections in war- and disastertorn areas such as Kosovo, the Middle East, and New Orleans.4 It is called “soft belly.”
The UltraMind Solution M.D. Mark Hyman 2009
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The Benefit system was put in place to assist those after the war- The Queen then invited anyone from any of the countries which had been robbed of their wealth to come and live here at our expense.
Evening Standard - Home Joe Murphy 2012
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The Benefit system was put in place to assist those after the war- The Queen then invited anyone from any of the countries which had been robbed of their wealth to come and live here at our expense.
Evening Standard - Home Joe Murphy 2012
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I would prefer to see government spending capped at an inflation adjusted dollar amount, with specific exemptions for extraordinary events such as natural disasters and war- with those exemptions requiring two thirds votes.
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The 1993 Mogadishu battle had soured American leaders on any further of intervention in war- and famine-plagued Somalia - until 9/11 changed their minds.
Wired Top Stories David Axe 2011
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I'm sure our 'leaders' have the stomach for another civil war- indeed any war.
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not only the palis have to pay for losing a war- every nation pay that price. ask the germans, japs or any other nation you've beated over the years.
The Guardian World News Jonathan Freedland 2011
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