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slurp

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slurp - To read a large data file entirely into core before working on it. This may be contrasted with the strategy of reading a small piece at a time, processing it, and then reading the next piece. "This program slurps in a 1K-by-1K matrix and does an FFT." See also sponge.


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And we now know that NAFTA produced some economic benefits with the loss of jobs that created, at most, a slurp of a straw, not any great sucking sound.
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