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== Real Life ==
* During the Second World War, some bombs dropped over Britain by the Luftwaffe intentionally featured such designs, on the logic that simply blowing up a building causes trouble, but calling out the bomb squad could drive an entire town to a standstill.
**In those days the tech always had a walkie-talkie to an enlisted man out of range of potential explosion. When ever he made a move he would say,"Unscrewing this fastener, cutting this wire, etc. If the next sound heard out of the radio is, "BOOM", then this is recorded and the bomb squad has information about what not to do.
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