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dead link n.

[very common] A World-Wide-Web URL that no longer points to

the information it was written to reach. Usually this happens

because the document has been moved or deleted. Lots of dead

links make a WWW page frustrating and useless and are the #1 sign

of poor page maintainance. Compare dangling pointer, link rot.

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