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Harden

1. To secure a computer system to make it more likely to withstand an attack from a hacker.

2. See: Hard asset.
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The extraction of the Harden redstone is in the public interest, as it is a unique material, providing an important contribution to the built environment of the locality, and has many specialist uses, which also serves a wider export market.
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Harden finished 11-for-21 from the field, including 5-for-10 on three-pointers, and made 9-of-10 free throws.
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Data integration streamlines pipeline integrity analysis: MJ Harden provides the data integration applications and services necessary for comprehensive pipeline integrity analysis. (Capabilities Guide)
Going forward, Harden says, we could see various scenarios, including an independent ASB operating as before, with the PCAOB only adopting certain incremental rules for public entity auditors, creating the equivalent of a 'Yellow Book" (i.
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Harden, who claimed in court he had been a member of the US Army, has previous convictions of a similar nature against the same family.
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Initially, induction processing was used primarily to harden selected surfaces, typically bearing journals, to improve their wear resistance.
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