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TIP

(Trouble In Paradise) A freeware program from Gibson Research Corporation, Laguna Hills, CA (www.grc.com) that checks the health of Zip and Jaz drives. See click of death. See also tip and ring.


tip1
1. a payment given for services in excess of the standard charge; gratuity
2. a piece of inside information, esp in betting or investing

tip2
a glancing hit in cricket

1.TIP - Texas Instruments Pascal.
2.TIP - A Unix program for interactive communication via serial lines.

Unix manual page: tip(1).


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Complexity built upon complexity, creating a domino effect and tipping the balance of previously well-balanced and successful service line offerings.
Tipping the balance was then-Paramount Chairman Martin Davis, who wanted to prevent the studio from falling into the hands of Diller, his longtime nemesis.
The new arrangement would last only a year, giving Hickory Withe time to incorporate without permanently tipping the balance of power away from cities.
 
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