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Time Bomb

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Time Bomb
Informatics A software subroutine that automatically disables an information system after an internally specified date, which can be periodically ‘reset’
Psychiatry A popular term for a person who is under such stress that a certain dread event—e.g., suicide or one or more homicides—is regarded as inevitable

time bomb
Psychiatry A popular term for a person who is under such stress that a certain dread event–eg, suicide or homicide is inevitable


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