Look up: Opt-out

1. opt out
   [v] - choose not to do something
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2. Opt out
   (disambiguation) `Opt out` is the term used in broadcasting when a nation or region splits from the main national output. `Opt out` may refer to: :* Opt-outs in the European Union :* Opting out (Canada)
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3. Opt-out
   a mechanism by which an individual can specifically request to be excluded from or deleted from a telemarketing, direct mail or e-mail marketing list.
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4. opt-out
   The instruction by a customer to a marketer to halt the delivery of marketing messages, typically periodic E-mails. Most responsible marketers embed opt-out procedures in their marketing messages and make it easy for customers to opt-out. See opt-in and permission marketing.
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5. Opt-out
   A special facility given to one or more member states that allows them to ignore a specific element within a legislative measure or part of an agreed programme.
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6. Opt-out
   The term `opt-out` refers to several methods by which individuals can avoid receiving unsolicited product or service information. This ability is usually associated with direct marketing campaigns such as telemarketing, e-mail marketing, or direct mail. Telemarketing: The U.S. Federal Governm...
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7. Opt-out
   (politics) In politics, an `opt-out` is when one level of government can decline or refuse to be part of a program designed by another level of government. Usage: The term is used in both Canada and the European Union, where it has roughly the same meaning. In both cases it refers to lower le...
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8. Optical Digital In-Out
   This optical connection is for digital transmission without loss to other HIFI components with opt. Digital In/Out
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9. opting out
   temporarily replacing the programme carried by some transmitters of a broadcast transmitter network, by another programme such as a local programme
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10. opting out
    In UK education, schools that choose to be funded directly from the Department for Education and Skills are said to be opting out of local-authority control. The Education Reform Act 1988 gave this option to all secondary schools and the larger primary schools, and in 1990 it was extended to all primary schools. However, by 1995 only 1,040 of 2...
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11. Opting out
    `Opting out` is a political expression that was formulated in Canada to describe the intention of a province to remove itself from a program administered by the federal government, or to exempt itself from a constitutional amendment that would transfer its legislative powers to Parliament. Up until ...
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