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decompress

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decompress
To restore compressed data back to their original size. See data compression.
(compression, data)decompress - To reverse the effects of data compression.
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The problem was eventually identified as in his lower back and three weeks ago the 29-year-old underwent a microdiscectomy to decompress a troublesome nerve within one of his spinal discs.
Roberts on mend after back op by Birmingham Mail (England)
To prevent this error in the future you can manually decompress the file and change the compression state of the containing folder to uncompressed.
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Creating an atmosphere where employees can decompress from their workload, have a clear sense of purpose within the company and an opportunity to have a positive influence on others are just a few ways organizations can realize the energy focus of individuals.
So much to do, so little energy by Arellano, Jonah / Rural Telecommunications
 
 
 
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