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`designedto protectthe online privacy of children under
`the age of 13. COPPA requires Websites that collect per-
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`mission from parents or guardiansfirst, and to monitor
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`copperchip n. A microprocessorthat uses copper (rather
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`tion LnVEnyeG, a move can affect data in a computer’s
`memory orit can affect text or a graphical imagein a data
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`another. In applications, on the other hand, a move com-
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`copy procedure, which duplicates information, a move
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`its original location. Compare copy.
`-movie n. See .mov.
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`Moving Picture Experts Group n. See MPEG (defini-
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`Mozilla n. 1. A nicknamefor the Netscape Neigenen (later,
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