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has glosseng: WOPR (pronounced "Whopper") is a fictional military computer featured in the movie WarGames. It is an acronym for War Operation Plan Response. Director John Badham invented the name "WOPR" when he thought the NORAD SIOP (Single Integrated Operating Plan) was "boring, and told you nothing". "WOPR" according to the director plays off of the Whopper hamburger and a fuzzy image of something going whop. It was designed by production designer (credited as visual consultant) Geoffrey Kirkland based on some pictures he had of early tabulating machines, and metal furniture, consoles, and cabinets used particularly in the U.S. military in the 1940s and 50s. They were adapted in drawings and concepts by art director Angelo Graham. It was eventually broken up for scrap after production was...
lexicalizationeng: WOPR
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has glossfra: Le WOPR, acronyme de War Operation Plan Response, est un ordinateur fictif qui apparaƮt dans le film WarGames.
lexicalizationfra: WOPR
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