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His latest acquisition is a spider that, unbeknown to Kaleb, was smuggled from a Middle Eastern desert after rendering one of its captors agonizingly kaput.

"Don't worry about this Rwanda issue. It is kaput," he claimed.

But then the car’s transmission went kaput and she had to take out a costly loan to fix it, and keep her toehold in the middle class.

In a post that day on X, formerly known as Twitter, Goenka wrote that the Sony deal going kaput was “a sign from the Lord.”

Because the qubits are entangled, these errors spread like wildfire, and the entire computation goes kaput.