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retention period

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retention period [ri′ten·chən ‚pir·ē·əd]
(computer science)
The length of time that data must be kept on a reel of magnetic tape before it can be destroyed.


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The Metropolitan Police Department, which handed the money to the organization after the expiration of a three-month retention period, is investigating whether the money was used to provide support for wanted AUM fugitives.
The UK's retention period under the new rules is set at 12 months from the creation of a communication, as in its 2007 Regulations.
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