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Igor » Igor is a recurring important figure in the Persona series. His role is crucial in every Persona protagonist's journey. Megami Ibunroku Persona Megami Ibunroku Persona (Manga) Persona 2: Innocent Sin Persona 2: Eternal Punishment Persona: Tsumi to Batsu Persona 3 / FES / Portable / Reload Persona 3 (Manga) Persona 3 Comic Anthology: Memento Mori A Certain Day of Summer Persona 3 The Movie Persona -trinity soul- Persona 4 / Golden Persona 4 (Manga) Persona 4 The Animation / Golden Animation Perso Megamitensei.fandom.com

Incident De Havilland DH.82A Tiger Moth NL948, » De Havilland DH.82A Tiger Moth MSN 86391: Taken on charge as NL948 at 222 MU RAF High Ercall, Shropshire 19.12.43 and shipped to India 10.1.44 on the s.s 'Fort Nipigan'; arrived Bombay 16… Aviation-safety.net

Miles "Tails" Prower » Miles Prower (マイルス・パウアー, Mairusu Pauā?), better known as Tails (テイルス, Teirusu?), is a character that appears in the Sonic the Hedgehog series. He is an anthropomorphic young fox who, due to a genetic abnormality, was born with two distinct twin-tails, hence his nickname. Due to his abnormality, Tails was a victim of bullying during his youth. One day, however, he met Sonic the Hedgehog and was inspired to be like him after seeing him run like the wind. Tails soon after began following Sonic on h Sonic.fandom.com

World Noble » The World Nobles, also known as the Celestial Dragons (天竜人, Tenryūbito?, literally meaning "Heavenly Dragon Folk"), are the aristocratic descendants of nineteen of the First Twenty who established what is now known as the World Government. Due to their actions and role, they are among the major overarching antagonists of the series. Many of the series' antagonists, including the Five Elders, Garling, Doflamingo, and the family of three introduced in the Sabaody Archipelago Arc, are all members o Onepiece.fandom.com

Debugging debugged, a metaphysical manifesto of systems integration | ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes » Systems designers will most often design to the N-1 criterion whether the designers know they are doing so or not. Systems designed to the N-1 criterion detect, isolate and (possibly) recover from at most one fault at a time. In contrast to the N-1… Dl.acm.org