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In the sentence below, the word bug is jargon specific to which

field or occupation?
My mother thought I was paranoid until I found a bug in my
phone; I knew I was being watched!
(Horse Racing) = an apprentice jockey
(Law Enforcement) = a concealed, or hidden, listening
device
(Medicine) = an unspecified illness

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Final answer:

The word 'bug' in the sentence is jargon specific to the field of Law Enforcement.


Step-by-step explanation:

The word 'bug' in the sentence is jargon specific to the field of Law Enforcement. In this context, it refers to a concealed or hidden listening device. It suggests that the speaker discovered a device used to secretly listen in on conversations, confirming their suspicion of being watched.


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