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See: harbinger, informer COURIER. One who is sent on some public occasion as an express, to bear
despatches, letters, and other papers.
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| After arriving at the Los Angeles Airport from Sydney, Allenby handed over to security personnel the collection, packed in a large, padded suede garment bag made for couriering museum textiles. City National Bank also recently implemented VSoft's Remote Capture, allowing the bank to eliminate couriering paper items across the state; Returns/Chargebacks, eliminating manual operations; and IRIS, which improves the bank's read rate on proof of deposit. Before deploying VERITAS software, our business continuity plan involved manually backing-up our systems at the end of the day and couriering the tapes to New York, where one of our engineers would conduct a manual restore," explained Rivera. |
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