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inoperability

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See: impossibility


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Even a company that is fully prepared and has taken measures to protect its business against all threats could still be rendered vulnerable to hours, days, or in some cases, weeks, of inoperability in the wake of a major incident.
A notable exception is, of course, the photocopier which persists in a near-permanent state of inoperability.
9 MHz range of spectrum, some users of garage door openers have experienced varying levels of inoperability that has been attributed to interference caused by the new radios.
 
 
 
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