How To Use Bugged In A Sentence
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That debugged wonder machine then replaces the pedestrian, proven technology because it offers massive performance improvements and is now far more reliable.
Would You Bring Back NGLT-or SLI? - NASA Watch
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So is "debugged" alvinsj found 2 open source invoice management based on #php
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During the playoffs in '82, Michaels claimed Raiders owner Al Davis had bugged the locker room at the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Last thoughts as I took off my things: call her later today and listen to see if they've got her phone bugged, go and ask Fleetway Rent-a-Car if anyone's been trying to find out who hired the Capri, tell them about the carburation, difficult to start and that could be critical on a tagging run.
The Mandarin Cypher
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It's an open secret that the security service bugged telephones.
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His daughter spoke anonymously, fearing reprisals and saying that she was being watched and that her telephoned was bugged by security agents.
Times, Sunday Times
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He is suspected of having reported the bugged conversations to his superiors on a regular basis.
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He should also presuppose that the rooms were bugged, avoid inquisitive strangers, and keep the true purpose of his visit to himself.
HAVANA BEST FRIENDS
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Brad's eyes bugged out and he clutched his face as pain like fire ripped through his head.
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The bank's website was shut down while experts debugged it.
Times, Sunday Times
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The politician's staff suggested that his office was illegally bugged.
Times, Sunday Times
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And slowly, but steadily, the software was debugged.
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Verry good 'debugged' opinion bellow: there are other free tools that do this just fine, like this one does in fact. zridling: please add new flaming reviews here, rated 5 ...
Fileforum
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Sure, things got done, but they were certainly suboptimal and led to more confusion and more chaos than if they'd been carefully developed, practiced, and debugged.
Chris Martenson, Ph.D.: Future Chaos: There Is No "Plan B"
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June 11th, 2006 at 3: 05 pm freeman says: journalists phone records according to that ultra leftist news outfit ABC are being confiscated with natnal security letters diebold has eliminated hanging chads and a cabal of oil execs are waging a wart of liberation in the middle east, goggle is the only search engine who hasnt surrendered the internet records of millions of americans and Q west the only phone company who is refusing to allow its customers to be bugged and as near as I can tell we are here discussing the ideas of an idiot hate mongering fascist who spews hate just to play on the emotionalism of the least educated least affluent among the population
Think Progress » Matalin Defends Coulter’s Attack on 9/11 Widows
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The paper said Hallier's favourite restaurant and well-known bars from which he made telephone calls were bugged.
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And there, suspecting that their conversation might be bugged, Green insisted upon their going out into the garden, where they sat drinking hot coffee in the chill of the night.
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Even if codes could be completely debugged, million-cell memories could never be counted upon, digitally, to behave consistently from one kilocycle to the next.
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Fraud squad officers had bugged the phone and were ready to pounce.
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He should also presuppose that the rooms were bugged, avoid inquisitive strangers, and keep the true purpose of his visit to himself.
HAVANA BEST FRIENDS
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It also led to the discovery of over 270 other tapes he was keeping, revealing that the spy agent illicitly bugged the conversations of nearly all the top figures of society.
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What bugged Brady is that he was penalized on the play for an illegal crackback.
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After the bill was paid-Ethan's eyes bugged out at the price, but refused to let me see it - we went and sat on the big, overstuffed sofa in front of the fireplace.
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His telephones were bugged and, sources say, warrants were obtained to insert listening devices in his home.
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Well... And anyway, you said they might have bugged the place.
THE SCAR
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If you're bugged by loud and persistent noise at work, like a bone-shaking assembly line, you can campaign for a better working environment, suggests Professor Cooper.
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A Vesuvius of spittle and sweat, with lips aquiver and eyes bugged-out, Fleck's devo-esque performance provides him with a sweat-lodge purge and us with a fascinating look at faulty-idol worship that pre-dates, by a couple of decades, Michael Jackson.
James Scarborough: Mad Women, The Skylight Theatre, Los Feliz
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Bad information and bad guesses occasionally humbugged both, which they overcame by determination and the fighting qualities of their forces.
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Other things that bugged me: Tonane (the helpful indigenous person) seems to be continually hopped up on peyote or maybe just high on life; the ultimate explanation for the 'spirits' is obvious very early on and with just a quick conversation with Jack, all is well!
Stargate SG-1 Watchathon - 'Spirits' (S02E13)
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The documents reveal that during this time he bugged the phone of a county councillor.
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During the Second World War, British intelligence secretly bugged the cells occupied by some of the most senior German army, navy and air force commanders who had been captured by the Allies.
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It always bugged me, going on the same patrol, going on the same hill, setting up the same ambush.
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Hackles rising straight from his neck, his eyes bugged distressingly as he tracked Samantha's measured pace from the back of the chamber to the chair beside the bench.
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The clashing of music and visual senses in Inglorious Basterd bugged the hell out of me. dinomania
Tarantino Will Make Another Film Before Kill Bill 3; Perhaps a Western or Gangster Picture | /Film
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I find it hard to believe I not only wore some of those shoes but also two-stepped, waltzed, and even jitterbugged in them.
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Another feature allows the application being debugged to skip recompilation; simply preload the library.
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The programmer used JavaScript that did not function similarly in Netscape and Internet Explorer and had to be tested and debugged.
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It's an open secret that the security service bugged telephones.
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Still, I am kinda bugged by his statement (specifically having been bumped recently from the ESA Astronaut selection), as this seems to imply that being an astronaut is more down to luck than skill.
Scott's Excellent Adventure - NASA Watch
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Prisoners have expressed concerns frequently that telephone calls with their lawyers and legal visits are being bugged.
Times, Sunday Times
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He jitterbugged closer, waving the knife back and forth.
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During the second world war when she befriended the journalist and historian Joseph Lash, US counter-intelligence agents bugged a room in the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago where they met.
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I thought it was a gag at first... and then I found out my phone was bugged.
A SONG AT TWILIGHT
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After removing the dead carcase the technicians explained that they had "debugged" the computer.
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Here's one that always bugged me: As Leonardo is exiting April's apartment, one of his sword hilts rubs against the wall... and it BENDS like rubber which, in fact, it was, being a "stunt sword".
Peter Laird Responds To ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Movie Rumors; Confirms Deal For Live-Action/CGI Hybrid Is ‘Close’
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The telephone was bugged, and most of the rooms had mini microphones hidden under furniture and behind pictures.
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For weeks, Luis had bugged his father about the hot new Air Jordan Retro 5 kicks that were coming out.
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It bugged him that she chose to include him with her in the ranks of the elderly.
AMAGANSETT
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Fraud squad officers had bugged the phone and were ready to pounce.
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They knew the rooms were bugged, so they'd come to the car and they'd take drives in the car and discuss their negotiating stances.
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Their homes and offices were bugged to give the United States notice of whether they were biddable.
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It's an open secret that the security service bugged telephones.
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The warning light will only go out if all the sensors are activated, indicating the keyboard has been thoroughly debugged.
The Sun
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After the program was written it would have to be debugged, that is checked many different ways to make sure it would work.
The Day of the Computer « Official Harry Harrison News Blog
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However, we also switched time for daylight savings like New Zealand which bugged the hell out of me because at the same time USA pacific time switched too and we went from them being 3 hours ahead (minus a day) to 5 hours ahead (minus a day) which makes phone calls som much harder.
To the Ends of the Earth
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No one bugged me then, and I didn't want to bug these people, either.
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Formidable programmers, these hackers produced and debugged computer code at an astonishing rate.
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Mr. Anderson was also bugged by what he describes as the holier-than-thou attitude typified by Critical Mass, a monthly gathering of bikers who coast through the city, snarling traffic for hours.
San Francisco Ponders:
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However, the bands back then typically played in elegant ballrooms with an audience full of dancers who waltzed, foxtrotted and jitterbugged the evening away, and their music was the vernacular of the day.
Not Your Grandpa's Big Bands
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Short herself suspected her own conversations with him were bugged by spies, even while she was conducting them.
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When another son raised suspicions, the police bugged Heather's telephone.
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A transcript of one bugged conversation played to the court revealed how the officer led the young man on.
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The little logical fallacy that bugged me the most was the scene where the earthquake followed the Amtrak train.
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Remote systems can be debugged via the Internet, without logging into the user system, while system security can be tightly managed.
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According to one bugged conversation, the new recruits were mostly north Africans but also included middle-class Europeans.
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Following to the recent bugging of the DP offices, our daring team of investigative reporters bugged the DP offices, to see what was on the infamous tapes.
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We waltzed and foxtrotted and ‘jitter-bugged’; the ‘twist’ and ‘rock and roll’ were to be the dances of our kid sisters and brothers and our children.
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Fraud squad officers had bugged the phone and were ready to pounce.
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Again, the conversation was bugged; it gives a chilling insight into the mind of a hardened militant.
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He is suspected of having reported the bugged conversations to his superiors on a regular basis.
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For example, software is traditionally written, compiled, tested and debugged, at which point the cycle begins again until the software is released.
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Is this hotel room bugged?
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Little Tom's eyes were bugged with horror.
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even the car is bugged
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‘Stop I've already debugged the place don't worry Jess’ the voice came from the armchair if you could call it that near the only actual window in the apartment.
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The new rocket was extensively tested and debugged by the army.
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Was this some kind of trick in a bugged room?
Christianity Today
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It would be digital: images and spectra of wide fields of the sky, debugged and cleaned up and analyzed and dumped into your computer.
A Grand and Bold Thing
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During the Second World War, British intelligence secretly bugged the cells occupied by some of the most senior German army, navy and air force commanders who had been captured by the Allies.
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Input/Output Buffer: if the lisp variable gdb-use-inferior-io-buffer is non-nil, the executable program being debugged takes its input and displays its output here.
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There was something that bugged me, though.
Times, Sunday Times
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This is a problem that has always bugged parents, even since I was in school, which is not today or yesterday.
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The court heard that undercover officers had bugged his phone as they investigated a number of allegations which did not lead to criminal charges.
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Wichman also prepared a training manual for prospective passengers by interviewing astronauts and cosmonauts about the things that bugged them.
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Another problem is that math text never have a chance to be "debugged" and are full of typos and mistakes!
States passing laws on textbook pricing practices
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Whitehall is also said to be considering laws to allow transcripts of phone conversations bugged by MI5 to be used as evidence in court.
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I bugged him about that last night, that he was just using me and my place for killing time.
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Input/Output Buffer: if the lisp variable gdb-use-inferior-io-buffer is non-nil, the executable program being debugged takes its input and displays its output here.
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The embassy was searched for hidden microphones and thoroughly debugged.
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Security officers had debugged the room before the meeting.
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Lastly, this bench is debugged and its main technology indexes are proofed by experiment.
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The President covered the fact that he bugged the offices in the White House
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She hoped the eccentricity would be enough to disguise the important thing about having this scriber with her: that she knew it was not bugged.
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The company says that the fleet has gradually been debugged by software upgrades done at customers' homes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Integration with Wolfram Workbench so that Mathematica code can be debugged in the server as it runs
Wolfram Blog : webMathematica 3 Is Now Available
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Police bugged the visiting room where she spoke to her parents.
The Sun
