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offload
To remove work from one computer and do it on another. See cooperative processing.
offload [′ȯf‚lōd]
(computer science)
To transfer operations from one computer to another, usually from a large computer to a smaller one.
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Anton Ferdinand's imminent move to Sunderland and Freddie Ljungberg's recent release had led to suggestion the Hammers were trying to off-load their top earners.
Bellamy not for sale, insist West Ham by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Tiago has proved a flop in Italy after moving to Turin from Lyon last year and Juventus are trying to off-load the pounds 8million capture.
Football Spy: KEEGAN CLOSE TO TIAGO LOAN by The Mirror (London, England)
The company may off-load the supermacho Hummer brand and will launch a couple of small cars and the Chevrolet Volt electric car around 2010.
GM SLIMS DOWN by Harry Maurer & Cristina Linblad / BusinessWeek
 
 
 
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