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as for someone or something and as to someone or something regarding someone or something. As for the mayor, he can pay for his own dinner. As for this chair, there is nothing to do but throw it away. as for 1. considering or speaking about I am still working, and as for my health, it is very good. 2. (slightly formal) and in the same way for For Hawthorne, as for Borges, his writing was a reaction to his cultural situation. Usage notes: often used to start a sentence that changes or adds to the subject of the last sentence: My wife and I are well. As for our work, it is not going well. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In LaBas's history the past is not re-constructed so as to stabilize it in the hope of locating its one "Truth"; rather, it is re-constructed in the sense that it is made part of the present. Each border router in an AS must establish a BGP session with its peers, or neighbors, in every other AS to which it is connected: a permanent TCP connection over which route announcements (also called route advertisements) are transmitted. Each member AS can be managed as before, with its familiar processes, policies and tools, while the combined network will appear as a single AS to the rest of the Internet. |
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