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offload

To remove work from one computer and do it on another. See cooperative processing.



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ANF ACT secretary Colleen Duff has warned that a directive to ambulance officers to offload patients at emergency departments within 10 minutes will place patients at risk.
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It took crews more than seven hours to offload the cargo onto another truck, he said.
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