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[[Mickey Smith]] hacked into [[Cybus Industries]]' mainframe and located the code on which all of the Cybermen's emotional inhibitors operated (6879760), then texted it to [[Rose Tyler]]'s mobile phone, which the [[Tenth Doctor]] used to interface with the computer system. The code was shut down and the inhibitors turned off, resulting in all the Cybermen realising what they had become and dying from the emotions they felt. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Age of Steel]]'')
[[Mickey Smith]] hacked into [[Cybus Industries]]' mainframe and located the code on which all of the Cybermen's emotional inhibitors operated (6879760), then texted it to [[Rose Tyler]]'s mobile phone, which the [[Tenth Doctor]] used to interface with the computer system. The code was shut down and the inhibitors turned off, resulting in all the Cybermen realising what they had become and dying from the emotions they felt. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Age of Steel]]'')


Soon after, a [[Zepplin]] was sent to the Cybus factory in [[Paris]] where it transmitted the same code, which disabled that factories emotional inhibitor. ([[VG]]: ''[[Save Paris]]'') In other cases, a [[The Preachers|Preacher]] would be sent into the factory and destroy the inhibitor with thei [[firearm]]. ([[VG]]: ''[[Cyber Assault]]'')
Soon after, a zepplin was sent to the Cybus factory in [[Paris]] where it transmitted the same code, which disabled that factories emotional inhibitor. ([[VG]]: ''[[Save Paris]]'') In other cases, a [[The Preachers|Preacher]] would be sent into the factory and destroy the inhibitor with their [[firearm]]. ([[VG]]: ''[[Cyber Assault]]'')
 
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