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unzip
To decompress a file in the .ZIP file format. See Zip file.
1.(tool, compression)unzip - To extract files from an archive created with PKWare's PKZIP archiver.
2.(tool, compression)unzip - A program to list, test, or extract files from a ZIP archive, commonly found on MS-DOS systems. zip, creates ZIP archives; both programs are compatible with archives created by PKWARE's PKZIP and PKUNZIP for MS-DOS.


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He gestured naughtily to his wife if she'd like to unzip him again, cocking a snook at all those who'd raised a storm over his last ramp appearance when Twinkle had unzipped him.
If you are going to use winzip you have to right click the file and choose send to and then you will need to find winzip in the list now you can go into winzip and click zip files it will now zip the files for you and they will be ready to be unzipped.
Unzipped Shoots Mayor's Beau Beau Breedlove, the former lover of Portland, Ore.
 
 
 
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