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A '''mid-life update''', particularly in the context of [[defence]], is maintenance or renovation designed to extend the usefulness and capability of an item. |
A '''mid-life update''', particularly in the context of [[military|defence]], is maintenance or renovation designed to extend the usefulness and capability of an item. |
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Revision as of 12:10, 10 July 2007
A mid-life update, particularly in the context of defence, is maintenance or renovation designed to extend the usefulness and capability of an item.
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