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Wild Card
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Wild Card
Any unpredictable factor or unknown in a data set or series of domains
Informatics An alphanumeric keyboard character—e.g., asterisk—which can stand for any character, a wide range of characters, no character, or a question mark
Sports medicine A playoff slot for a person or team that didn’t qualify for the playoffs during regular season
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TYNESIDE business Wildcard Networks has secured funding through the Enterprise Finance Guarantee (EFG) scheme to help it expand with the help of Barclays Bank.
Funding will help Wildcard double turnover by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
FEAR ZAFONIC has been added to the list of dogs hoping for the wildcard invitation for next month's Racing Post Juvenile at Wimbledon ahead of the deadline for expressing such interest of noon tomorrow.
Juvenile bids by The Racing Post (London, England)
Wildcard Ian Poulter was Europe's top points scorer in Valhalla after winning four matches out of five.
WILD TIME FOR COLIN by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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