"555" meaning in Translingual

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      "_dis1": "0 0",
      "word": "KL5"
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      "examples": [
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          "english": "that would itself be worthy of an 'X-File'. The '555' number, in a standard mention, is a convention device for communicating the (fictional) fact that someone reveals a phone number, without stipulating what that number is.",
          "text": "[I]t is standard in American television and motion pictures to use 'fictiona' telephone numbers. [... But] a standard mention of a '555' number never generates the fictional truth that the number in question begins with '555'. It leaves the number in question fictionally indeterminate. … The X-Files mentions at least forty-seven '555' numbers, and no other kind … in different cities, states, and locales [...but] it's no part of [the] story that the first three digits of all these phone numbers coincide"
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        "Fictional telephone number prefix widely used in North American television shows, films, and other media."
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        "The 555 timer integrated circuit (IC)."
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  "word": "555"
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  "pos": "symbol",
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      "word": "KL5"
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          "english": "that would itself be worthy of an 'X-File'. The '555' number, in a standard mention, is a convention device for communicating the (fictional) fact that someone reveals a phone number, without stipulating what that number is.",
          "text": "[I]t is standard in American television and motion pictures to use 'fictiona' telephone numbers. [... But] a standard mention of a '555' number never generates the fictional truth that the number in question begins with '555'. It leaves the number in question fictionally indeterminate. … The X-Files mentions at least forty-seven '555' numbers, and no other kind … in different cities, states, and locales [...but] it's no part of [the] story that the first three digits of all these phone numbers coincide"
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        "The 555 timer integrated circuit (IC)."
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