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superset

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superset
A group of commands or functions that exceed the capabilities of the original specification. Software or hardware components designed for the original specification will also operate with the superset product. However, components designed for the superset will not work with the original. Contrast with subset.
superset [′sü·pər‚set]
(computer science)
A programming language that contains all the features of a given language and has been expanded or enhanced to include other features as well.
(mathematics)
A set whose elements include all the elements of a given set.


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Robson beat fellow Brit Chloe Murphy 8-5 in a oneoff superset at chilly Calderstones Park and De Brito added: "I don't know much about Laura but she deserves to be in the main draw after winning the junior singles title last year.
If you want to be big, then why didn''t you superset like them since you have seen that super setting can help you build big muscles?
Byline: Linzi Nicholson , "thongsbridge Tennis Club has provided the perfect setting for the UK premier of the Under 21 Superset competition.
 
 
 
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