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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
preprogram .
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Examples
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In the lobby of the building, another guard calls the owner again and preprograms the floor for the elevator from his desk.
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DNA preprograms humans to learn language so well that by age 5, children engage in intelligible conversations.
Why Belief in God Is Not Innate Gregory Paul 2010
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DNA preprograms humans to learn language so well that by age 5, children engage in intelligible conversations.
Why Belief in God Is Not Innate Gregory Paul 2010
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DNA preprograms humans to learn language so well that by age 5, children engage in intelligible conversations.
Why Belief in God Is Not Innate Gregory Paul 2010
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He preprograms his electronic keyboard, hacks into the school computer, and knows the words to “Danke Schoen,” a song so dorky that Wayne Newton covered it.
Dont You Forget About Me Jaime Clarke 2007
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He preprograms his electronic keyboard, hacks into the school computer, and knows the words to “Danke Schoen,” a song so dorky that Wayne Newton covered it.
Dont You Forget About Me Jaime Clarke 2007
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He preprograms his electronic keyboard, hacks into the school computer, and knows the words to “Danke Schoen,” a song so dorky that Wayne Newton covered it.
Dont You Forget About Me Jaime Clarke 2007
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At Come As You Are, a sex toy store on Queen St. West, staff point out innovative vibrators: remote-control ones, good up to a 20-foot range and a "smart" vibrator that learns a user's preferences and preprograms them.
Thestar.com - Home Page Nancy J. White 2011
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