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The phrase "a hole to cache" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, such as computing or data storage, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "We need to create a hole to cache the temporary files for better performance."
Alternatives: "a space to store" or "a location to save".
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We dug a hole to cache our gear, marked it with a wand and returned to Camp II to sleep, the so-called climb-high, sleep-low approach.
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The bins can also serve as a way to cache data views at different zoom levels.
Subjects were given the opportunity to cache wax worms in a caching tray on day 1.
It is similar to a trace cache found in newer Pentium CPUs to cache the translated micro-operations.
The rest of the trial was dedicated to cache recovery, after a specific delay.
If Eurasian jays' preference to cache near vertical landmarks is a cache protection tactic, then they should cache in out-of-sight locations when conspecifics are present, but not when they cache in private.
Due to cache size limitations, cache replacement algorithms are used to find a suitable subset of items for eviction from the cache.
That's a big hole to fill.
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