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| polit. |
Catering |
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| gen. |
repair (Rehabilitation of a worn book, work of art, etc.); conservation; preservation |
| arts. |
restoration |
| biol. |
biological recovery; repair; biological repair |
| commun. |
restoration procedure |
| comp. |
restore; reset; resetting; recovery |
| comp., MS |
restore (A multi-phase process that copies all the data and log pages from a specified backup to a specified database (the data-copy phase) and rolls forward all the transactions that are logged in the backup (the redo phase). At this point, by default, a restore rolls back any incomplete transactions (the undo phase), which completes the recovery of the database and makes it available to users); rollback (A return to a previous stable condition, as when the contents of a hard disk are restored from a backup after a destructive hard disk error) |
| comp., MS, Canada |
eat+drink (A list of restaurants and bars in a specific neighborhood) |
| environ. |
restoration The process of renewing or returning something to its original, normal or unimpaired condition, particularly works of art, cultural artifacts, furniture or buildings |
| law |
rehabilitation |
| market., mun.plan. |
food services |
| med. |
dental restoration |
| nat.res. |
reclamation |
| patents. |
outside catering; providing of food and drink (alimentation) |
| pharma., earth.sc. |
replacement |
| polit. |
catering |
| tax. |
restaurant services |
| tech., met. |
partial annealing |
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restaurants |
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| radiol. |
repair after radiation effects |
