#code breaker

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Wrens played a major part in the planning and organisation of naval operations, serving at Bletchley Park and its out-stations, operating machines used in code-breaking.

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TEEN WOLF as movie posters 1x12 | "Code Breaker"

It's a wrap up!!! this was season one of Teen Wolf as Movie Posters. Here you can find all published works of this project!! I loved sharing this project with y'all so much and i really hope you enjoyed it as well ❤️ this poster is actually my absolute favorite of the whole series!! Would you like to see a season 2 with posters for the next year?? please let me know!! thank u so much for all the support throughout the year!! i wish you all a really happy new year and i hope to see you next year with more projects to come ✨✨✨

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Og!Cale is a redhead, an adorable sweetheart and hella rich.

You know who also is a redhead, an adorable sweetheart and hella rich?

Yes, that's right. Yuuki Tenpouin.

Anyways, AU where this two are cousins.

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Happy International Women's Day!

Charlotte Elizabeth "Betty" Webb, MBE (née Vine-Stevens), born on 13 May 1923, worked as a code breaker at Bletchley Park during World War II at the age of 18.

She contributed to the work of breaking the German cipher, Enigma.

She joined the British Auxiliary Territorial Service in 1941. In joining the top-secret mission at Bletchley, she said:

"I wanted to do something more for the war effort than bake sausage rolls."

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As far as portrayals of Alan Turing go, we have what I like to think of as the "Big Three" - Benedict Cumberbatch, Derek Jacobi, & Ed Stoppard. There are certainly issues with all 3 of them - limitations of the medium, script/writing issues, accuracy, etc. But I do have to say that Ed Stoppard's performance is the only one that doesn't feel like a gross charicature. Like, don't get me wrong, it's a documentary where we see relatively very little of Alan and his full life. However, it feels like a certain amount of care is brought to Alan that we don't see in the other performances.

I think a big part of this is also the writing. The dialogue that Alan has feels so much more like how he know he would actually talk. It's very funny and he is so much more open about his sexuality. The only issue that I really have, and this is in no way Ed Stoppard's fault, is that he doesn't change his voice. There is no halting speech and it's not high-pitched. Which, I understand why that would be difficult to do. Cumberbatch and Jacobi try their best but miss the mark, so I can understand how it would be better to just not try at all. But just, in general, the entire performance feels a lot more natural and playful in a way that the others don't.

I will probably write more about this topic later (I really want to make a TikTok/video series about it) but I have been thinking about this more and more. And I wanted to get this out of my head.

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CØDE:BREAKER | コード:ブレイカー

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// the choice //

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[Nandi, also known as Mr. Nandi, lets the player enjoy Code Breaker provided they have a Metal Card on hand. He is from India.]

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02. Ogami Rei X Sakura Sakurakouji panels (CØDE:BREAKER)