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checksum

A short piece of data used to verify the integrity of other data (e.g., files, messages). It helps detect errors that may have occurred during transmission or storage.

deplete

To use up, drain, or reduce the supply or amount of something — often gradually.

consecutive

Happening one after another without interruption.

whereas

Used to contrast two facts or ideas — showing how they are different.

implication

A possible effect or result of an action or decision

implication

A suggestion that is not directly stated

implication

The act of being involved in something (especially something negative)

inspect

To look at something carefully to check its condition, quality, or safety.

submission

The act of giving something for review or judgment

submission

The act of accepting authority or control

tip off

To warn someone secretly or give them confidential information about something, often about something bad or illegal.

solely

Only or exclusively — without involving anyone or anything else.

exclusive

Restricted to one person, group, or thing; not shared

exclusive

High-class or special, not for everyone

resort

A place people go for vacation or relaxation

resort

The last option or choice when others fail

nefarious

Wicked, evil, or criminal — describing actions or behavior that are morally wrong or dishonest.

divert

To change the direction of something

divert

To take attention away from something

divert

To entertain or amuse (less common)

span

To extend across or cover a range.

degrade

(Science) To decompose or reduce complexity (e.g., plastics, chemicals).

endure

To last over time without weakening.

interception

(Sports) Catching a pass or ball intended for an opponent.

decisive

Marked by firmness, clarity, and quick resolution.

linger

To stay in a place longer than necessary, often reluctantly.

intrusion

The act of forcing into a space or situation uninvited, often causing disruption.

distributed

Spread out or scattered over an area.

spread out

To extend over a wide area; to scatter or distribute widely.

scatter over

To distribute or spread things loosely and unevenly across an area or surface.