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abbr., modern
A controversial process of extracting otherwise-secret information
from
a friend or co-worker by getting them drunk and thereby loosening their control on their tongue.
beerboarding
(Example: "The guys at work took me out drinking last night. After quite a few beers and a lot of questions I finally let slip that I was going to be a father. What can I say? Beerboarding should be against the law."
Franka_LV
)
abbr.
Crimewatch
formerly Crimewatch UK
is a long-running and high-profile British television programme produced by the BBC, that reconstructs major unsolved crimes in order to gain information
from
the public which may assist in solving the case.
Crimewatch
(
Igor Tolok
)
gen.
on order
from
on the order of
(
MichaelBurov
)
gen.
on order
from
on order of
(
MichaelBurov
)
gen.
on order
from
on the order from
(
MichaelBurov
)
gen.
on the order
from
on order of
(
MichaelBurov
)
gen.
on the order
from
on the order of
(
MichaelBurov
)
gen.
on the order
from
on order from
(
MichaelBurov
)
abbr., nucl.phys.
Options for Making Extra Gains
from
Actinides and fission products
OMEGA program
(
MichaelBurov
)
abbr., nucl.phys.
Options for Making Extra Gains
from
Actinides and fission products
OMEGA
(
MichaelBurov
)
ecol., abbr.
Special Program to List Amplitudes of Surges
from
Hurricanes
SPLASH
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