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Hover
An option in Microsoft Internet Explorer that removes the permanent underline from hypertext links. The underline displays automatically and only when the cursor is placed over (hovers over) the link. Hover is available in Tools/Internet Options/Advanced/Underline links.
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The tiny hoverers (black-chinned hummingbird shown) have less DNA in their cells than any other previously studied birds, reptiles or mammals, researchers report online August 5 in Proceedings of the Royal Society B.
Tiny bird, tiny genome by Ehrenberg, Rachel / Science News
There's no question that many of the moves currently being ventured, against the Tech tragedy background, are more designed to assuage worried constituents (particularly, the more nervous hoverers among the patents of college students) than from any conviction that they will improve security.
Texas and Virginia: a bloodied window into changes in American public ... by Stearns, Peter N. / Journal of Social History
The hoverers are the easiest to spot," smiles Lisa.
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