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Also the fact that Cueball gets hit in the face immediately after stating that the coverage is awful might be a joke about the different meanings of the word cover, {{w|Boxing#Defense|in boxing for example}} the word cover-up is a defensive technique, while {{w|Cellular_network#Mobile_phone_network|cell phone coverage}} refers to the connection quality of his phone to the mobile phone network. The fact that Cueball, obviously referring to his phone signal, complains about awful coverage (caused by the faraday cage) while his head is also badly or not at all covered (caused by himself), which allows his opponent to strike him, might be described as ironically comedic.
 
Also the fact that Cueball gets hit in the face immediately after stating that the coverage is awful might be a joke about the different meanings of the word cover, {{w|Boxing#Defense|in boxing for example}} the word cover-up is a defensive technique, while {{w|Cellular_network#Mobile_phone_network|cell phone coverage}} refers to the connection quality of his phone to the mobile phone network. The fact that Cueball, obviously referring to his phone signal, complains about awful coverage (caused by the faraday cage) while his head is also badly or not at all covered (caused by himself), which allows his opponent to strike him, might be described as ironically comedic.
  
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The title text is a play on a rule in cage matches that states that a participant wins if they are first to escape the cage. {{w|Tunneling diode|Tunneling diodes}} are capable of fast operation, allowing a device to generate high frequency signals, which are more capable of penetrating the mesh openings in a Faraday cage.
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The title text is a play on a rule in cage matches that states that a participant wins if they are first to escape the cage. {{w|Tunneling_diode|Tunneling diodes}} are capable of fast operation, allowing a device to generate high frequency signals, which are more capable of penetrating the mesh openings in a Faraday cage.
  
 
Randall uses Faraday cages again in [[2338: Faraday Tour]].
 
Randall uses Faraday cages again in [[2338: Faraday Tour]].

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