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go live

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go live
if a new system, especially a computer system, goes live, it starts to operate Our new payments system will go live at the beginning of next month.
See also: live

go live
1. to start to operate Switchboard's online service went live Tuesday.
Usage notes: used of a new system, especially a computer system
2. to be broadcast while it is happening Suddenly the program was interrupted and went live to the White House for the announcement that the president had died.
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of live (living, active)
See also: live


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Posting too much with a single accounts is probably the worst thing you can do and don''t expect your ads to go live if you keep it up on a constant basis.
Gateshead Council is also delighted to be at the forefront of broadband technology and leading the way by being the first local authority to go live with a project like this.
Before reaching the date to go live, be sure to review the post-mortem from your simulation; this will be helpful for guiding major issues which you''ve identified during the simulation, and repair the problems which are critical for your go live launch date.
 
 
 
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