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CLIP
(CLassical IP) See Classical IP.
clip
the pointed flange on a horseshoe that secures it to the front part of the hoof
clip [klip]
(design engineering)
A device that fastens by gripping, clasping, or hooking one part to another.
(ordnance)
cartridge clip
clip
1. A portion of a brick cut to length.
2. A special fastener made of light-gauge sheet metal or wire for the attachment of gypsum lath to channel or steel studs.
3. A small device, usually of metal, for holding larger parts in place, either by friction or by mechanical action, as a spring device of metal used to hold glass in a window.
1.CLIP - Compiler Language for Information Processing.
2.CLIP - Common LISP in Parallel.
3.(programming, tool)CLiP - A documentation extractor by Eric W. van Ammers that recognises a particular style of comments. This style can be adjusted to suit virtually any programming language and target documentation language. CLiP was designed to be compatible with hypertext systems.

Version 2.1 runs on MS-DOS, VAX/VMS and Unix

ftp://sun01.info.wau.nl/clip/.
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Typical clips off the pads and drives propelled him into the 40s while Jayawardene showed glimpses of his class.
Cricket: Sri Lankans rally after double blow by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
The clear plastic dust cup on the foot clips off for emptying, so no bags are needed.
LIFT AND DUST by The Mirror (London, England)
Grab a few clips off the cutting-room floor, find a theme and give the limpest possible script to someone like Gaby Roslin or Terry Wogan, and hey presto, a brand new, epoch-making programme.
SPORT ON TV: PICK OF THE DAY by Davies, Steve / The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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