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restore
To return a computer or database to its previous state. See restore point.
restore [ri′stȯr]
(computer science)
In computers, to regenerate, to return a cycle index or variable address to its initial value, or to store again.
(electronics)
Periodic charge regeneration of volatile computer storage systems.
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