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Its simple design -- one universal printer driver and one virtual print queue built on one management platform, supports any server platform, operating system, client platform and printer hardware.
www.digitaljournal.com With spooling, multiple processes can write documents to a print queue without waiting.
en.wikipedia.org He said there is no nation that conducts cultural policies by requiring artists and cultural workers to queue up in banks for loans.
thenationonlineng.net Here's a round of neighbourhoods where residents traditionally queue up before vegetable markets for pickle mangoes.
www.thehindu.com Because as a profession it generates glamour, the acolytes queue up to stare at, touch or, if possible entertain something that they can never be.
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