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1. Shutdown
   [The West Wing] "Shutdown" is episode 96 of The West Wing. ==Plot== A disastrous fiscal crisis looms when the federal government is shut down after the President and the powerful Republican Speaker of the House (Steven Culp) disagree over an extra two percent in budget reductions that would ...
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2. Shutdown
   a menu option on the task manager iconbar menu which 'clears up' the computer prior to switching it off - it can also be done by using
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3. Shutdown
   A production hiatus during which the platform ceases to produce while essential maintenance work is undertaken.
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4. shutdown
   the process of decreasing engine thrust to zero Category: Mechanical engineering
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5. shutdown
   transitional state of a wind turbine between power production and standstill or idling
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6. Shutdown
   [web series] "./shutdown" is an online sitcom about a group of Help Desk employees at a fictional Southern California-based technology company named "Morbotech". The season consists of webisodes running 4–10 minutes long. ./shutdown focuses on Simon and his fellow coworkers, dealing with e...
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7. Shutdown
   [song] ==Information== Single from PSI Like "Dead Battery" This single was released in two different versions. ==Track listing== CD 1. CD 2. Promotional single. ==Muisc Video== Here the band are performing in a Power station with lots effects CGI used in the final edit. Then during the bridg...
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8. Shutdown
   [economics] In economics, a firm will shutdown production when the revenue received from the sale of the goods or services produced cannot even cover the variable costs of production. In that situation, the firm will experience a higher loss when it produces, compared to not producing at all...
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9. Shutdown
   [nuclear reactor] In a nuclear reactor, shutdown refers to the state of the reactor when it is subcritical by at least a margin defined in the reactor`s technical specifications. Further requirements for being shut down may include having the reactor control key be secured and having no fuel...
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