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bug

noun as in bacterium, microorganism

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noun as in insect

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noun as in obsession

noun as in computer glitch

verb as in bother, disturb

verb as in listen to without permission

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These have been used to tweak or add new features, as well as patch security issues and bugs.

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And, if the anecdotes of people I know are anything to go by, the bug going round seems to be a particularly nasty one.

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While AMD’s hardware is sophisticated enough to compete with its bigger rival, the article said, its software platform was full of bugs and impossible to use in large-scale AI training.

Rakhmetzhanov carries his laptop at all times, he said, and has resolved software bugs while out walking, during dinners, at the laundromat and on the toilet.

Tom Hibbert advises us to "be good to ladybirds as they are both beautiful and the gardeners' friend, keeping numbers of plant sucking bugs like aphids in check as they are voracious carnivores."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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