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- verb Present participle of
unzip .
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Examples
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– 'Zippers' are conceptually at work in the DNA double helix, which is "unzipped" for replication and transcription
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The robots move along a specially created track made of 'unzipped' DNA, linking with each segment as they go and then unbinding.
TG Daily 2010
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I believe I've downloaded and "unzipped" but, in Package Manager I don't see anything called Limewire.
PCLinuxOS-Forums 2009
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"Project Runway" co-host Heidi Klum is "unzipped" like you've never seen her before.
California Style 2009
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I believe I've downloaded and "unzipped" but, in Package Manager I don't see anything called Limewire.
PCLinuxOS-Forums 2009
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"unzipped," it can't replicate properly. additional screening for US-bound flights from 14 nations is harmful, because it unfairly focuses on Muslim nations, while not even including the Netherlands, the country from which Abdulmutuallah departed.
Corrente 2010
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Wears glasses, a small ear ring, an unzipped black hooded sweatshirt over an olive green fleece pull-over and faded black jeans with long white patches of dried paint or plaster or possibly glue running from his knees to his cuffs.
Pride of craft 2009
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As he unzipped one of the bags, releasing the putrid smell of formaldehyde, he explained that inside was a cadaver whose skin had been surgically sliced open and whose organs had been removed and examined by other students earlier in the semester.
Michael O'Loughlin: Epiphany By Anatomy: How Seeing a Dead Body Helped Me Understand Life Michael O'Loughlin 2011
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Shot was a little low and busted the chest cavity wide open like he unzipped it like a coat.
Have any of you taken a deer with a frontal chest shot? 2009
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Wears glasses, a small ear ring, an unzipped black hooded sweatshirt over an olive green fleece pull-over and faded black jeans with long white patches of dried paint or plaster or possibly glue running from his knees to his cuffs.
Lance Mannion: 2009
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