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move
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move
(1) In programming, to copy data from one place in memory to another. At the end of the move, source and destination data are identical. For example, MOV is an assembly language instruction for move.

(2) In word processing and graphics, to relocate text and images to another part of the document or drawing. Also an operating system function that relocates files and folders on the hard disk.
move
(in board games)
a. a player's turn to move his piece or take other permitted action
b. a permitted manoeuvre of a piece


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I think Cardiff council is moving with the times by upgrading our library facilities in the Cathays area to match public demand.
Viewpoints Libraries? Dan is out of date! by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
The population is also moving with the times, with more than half the country having had sex by phone, text or email, research found.
We're so sexy .. by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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