mirror site
AmericanEtymology
Origin of mirror site
1995–2000
Example Sentences
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She said the government’s intervention limited the impact of the mirror site, which she described as an element of “the hybrid war that Russia is currently waging.”
From Seattle Times
If the state blocks one mirror site, it’s easy to make another.
From Washington Post
In a blog post published on Tuesday, Tor said some internet providers had started blocking access since Dec. 1 and urged its users to circumvent the block by visiting its mirror site, which was still working.
From Reuters
Reuters later identified a mirror site geared toward U.S. right wingers.
From Reuters
When companies are making major changes to a site, it is common to take it offline or direct them to a mirror site on a different server, said Rob Enderle, a principal analyst with advisory services firm Enderle Group.
From Los Angeles Times
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