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(1) (Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher) An organization that overhauls old computers and installs a version of Windows. Depending on who uses the computers, Microsoft has various licensing arrangements for Windows 2000 and XP that are priced way below the original OEM costs for the OS.

(2) (Mozilla ARchive) A file format for packaging updates for Mozilla projects. A MAR file contains a header, various binary files and an index.

(3) (Memory Address Register) A hardware circuit that holds an address in memory of data to be processed. The address was extracted from a machine language instruction.


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Picture Lynch as the unnerving electronics-store manager who's hot to deflower Steve Carell in The 40-year-Old Virgin.
Why, for example, does Fisher delight in dropping the anecdote about Warren Beatty offering -- in jest, she says -- to deflower her while making ``Shampoo,'' but leave unnamed the ``Marlboro Man'' (presumably Harrison Ford) with whom she dallied during the making of ``Star Wars''?
Unlike his cousin, Pyrocles does not attempt rape but he does deflower Philoclea, which, because Arcadian law punishes simple fornication with death, is no small offense.
 
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