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administrator
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administrator
A person who manages a computer, a network or specific software components. In a personal computer, users are typically the administrators, also known as "system administrators" and have rights to perform all operations in the computer. See data administrator, database administrator, network administrator and system administrator.
administrator
1. Property law a person authorized to manage an estate, esp when the owner has died intestate or without having appointed executors
2. a person who manages a computer system


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ADMINSTRATORS were poised to axe almost all the remaining jobs at Artenius plastics plant at Wilton today, leaving just a handful to caretake the site.
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Before Hyper-V could only move virtual machines to servers with the same CPUs, which required adminstrators to buy more hardware.
 
 
 
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