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activate
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(1) See trigger.

(2) To interact with an activation server at the time copy-protected software is installed. The install program generates a code that is sent to the activation server, which responds with an authorization code that allows the software to operate. Without the authorization code, the software generally times out.



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The false activations were blamed on dirt and mud that has collected among the rocks, known as ballast, that support the railroad tracks.
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One group was prepared for the downhill session with a prior bout of maximal eccentric exercise--100 maximal, eccentric activations of the knee extensors in the dominant leg two weeks before the run.
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Net postpaid activations totaled 16,000 in the fourth quarter, an increase of 6 percent from the prior year, on the strength of higher gross activations and lower churn of 1.
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