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providerAn organization that leases network access to subscribers such as the regional, long distance and cellular telephone companies and Internet service providers (see ISP). The term also refers to organizations that license applications hosted on their own servers (see ASP).
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Black had a cottage about half a mile along the road, and she combined the office of postmistress with that of universal provider. “I can’t say,” continued the housekeeper, “but there’s good eatables and drinkables enough in the house for a body’s content—a little more sugar, Benjamin, in the glass —for Squire Jones is an excellent provider. Look at the bee, and at the beaver, my good man, and learn to be a provider. |
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