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In commerce, failure to meet an obligation, usually financial.

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In computing, a factory setting for user-configurable options. Default settings appear in all areas of computing, from the on-screen colour scheme in a graphical user interface to the directories where software programs store data.



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Accept the default option button, Return Data to Microsoft Office Excel, and click on Save Query, which opens the Import Data dialog box (exhibit 9, below).
As a result, in order to simplify operations and certify that service levels for mission-critical data are met, the default option for most IT departments has been to deliver a single class of high-performance, high-availability service to all data.
Recent studies suggest several arguments about whether individuals will actively choose their pension funds when a default option is available.
 
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