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swap

In computing, to move segments of data in and out of memory. For fast operation as much data as possible is required in main memory, but it is generally not possible to include all data at the same time. Swapping is the operation of writing and reading from the back-up store, often a special space on the disk.



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Walking into someone else's home might feel peculiar at first, but experienced swappers say you quickly get to feel at home.
Families can bring a bag of clothes, toys or books their children no longer use and leave with a bag of items donated by other swappers at the Linskill Centre, in North Shields, on June 14.
uk where gardeners can go online and swap plants and seeds for free with other greenfingered folk - although when I checked, many prospective swappers were looking for a plant called "Surprise me".
 
 
 
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