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NERDS

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NERDSNew England Rubbish Deconstruction Society (American team competing in Scrapheap Challange Junkyard Wars)
NERDSNon Euclidean Ring Data Scrambler (cryptosystem)
NERDSNew England Robotics Designers
NERDSNuclear Effects Research & Development Support (DTRA)


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In Nerds (Turkish for "breath"), Bausch channels impressions of Istanbul, a place where opposites converge--ancient meets modern, East meets West--and political upheaval abounds.
The game's 15-year-old main character must defend himself against school bullies at a fictional boarding school, while dealing with characters ranging from nerds and jocks to authoritarian prefects.
Their creation, directed by John Cusack collaborator Steve Pink, burns off its freshness in its first half hour and then settles into requisite genre machinations - nerds battling frat boys, nerds wooing willowy blondes, nerds making big speeches about how it's better to be different (exemplified here by cheating, binge drinking and smoking pot) than it is to conform (i.
 
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