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      frag·men·ta·tion/?fragm?n?t? shun
      Noun:
      The process or state of breaking or being broken into small or separate parts.
      The storing of a file in separate areas of memory scattered throughout a hard disk.

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        Fragmentation is a processes of breaking something into small pieces.

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