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safe mode
(redirected from safe boot)

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safe mode
n (Comput) → abgesicherter Modus
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Inspired by a bruising front-eight effort and the safe boot of flyhalf Gareth Steenson, Exeter Chiefs barged their way into the Premiership picture by beating Bristol both home and away.
Tait looks to weed out the weaknesses by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The survey, among 750 consumers and business users, suggested that 29m workers in the United Kingdom were "walking security hazards" according to its sponsors, Safe Boot, a leading data encryption specialist.
BRITAIN: Workers 'walking security hazards' by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
If you don't have your own pony, all you will need are waterproofs, wellingtons or safe boots, gloves, a packed lunch and a change of clothing.
Pony fun for school holidays by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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