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decompress
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decompress

To restore compressed data back to its original size.

(compression, data)decompress - To reverse the effects of data compression.


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Upon receiving the message, the mail server decrypts and decompresses the ciphertext back to the original plaintext.
NIST'S CRYPTOGRAPHIC MODULE VALIDATION PROGRAM ADDS FIRST PDA DEVICE by Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
And, patients frequently get immediate relief, because the HydroDiscectomy procedure effectively decompresses herniated discs and can thereby relieve pressure on the nerve instantly.
Dr. Stanton Schiffer is first San Francisco Bay area physician to ... by Business Wire
And, patients frequently get immediate relief, because the HydroDiscectomy procedure effectively decompresses herniated discs and can thereby relieve pressure on the nerve instantly.
Dr. Stanton Schiffer is First San Francisco Bay Area Physician to ... by Business Wire
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