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It had a phone line that the entire town used.
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So they used Twilio to create an automated phone line.
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Want a phone line and a (presumably) faster ethernet connection?
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In a typical week, the phone line gets 50,000 calls.
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She concedes that a phone line is the gold standard.
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Although life may be boring for the phone line as a result, it is actually getting a great deal: The phone line can't get blamed for whatever lousy thing you say during your call.
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It's the White House phone line being used for political purposes.
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But banking services are more complex than a mobile phone line.
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Responsible for answering main phone line and daily check of voicemail.
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Perks include a whirlpool spa, washer-dryer and a phone line.
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He's pretty convinced that J. Edgar Hoover is tapping their phone line.
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Then the phone line fell silent, which made her even more nervous.
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Just then, her home goes dark and the phone line goes dead.
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Huawei has confirmed the launch date for its next flagship phone line.
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Each midshipman had a job: door breacher, phone line cutter, mule handler.
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Niessen says that's because several members of the company share a phone line.
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Having the phone line would let both sides know immediately what was happening.
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I was quiet on the other end of the phone line that night.
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But the phone line, from the White House kitchen, went dead three times.
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Jerry told Nixon he was on his home phone line that had no extension.
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The company also says its new S10 phone line will charge the watch wirelessly.
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"These attacks are becoming too much," he told Reuters over a crackling phone line.
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As a last resort, he called President Ashraf Ghani's public phone line for complaints.
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"Tell me," my patient's daughter asked at the other end of the phone line.
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That was the elephant on the phone line when Warren and Sanders spoke Wednesday.
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You didn't need to be tethered to a phone line to connect to the internet.
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Steve Cohen requested that Google create a tutorial phone line for people using Google search.
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Each phone line is $20, and $10 per gig of data, which caps at $60.
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He had some personal items such as a log book and an emergency phone line.
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It's 7 AM on a Friday and comedian Phoebe Robinson is on the phone line.
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All fine, but we could have used a working long-distance phone line or two.
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I could picture him flipping his hair through the phone line as he said it.
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"People gasped," he said, remembering the Liberty event on a crackly trans-Atlantic phone line.
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On today's call, Google CEO Sundar Pichai shared some new stats for the company's phone line.
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But being early to 5G could still help Google get some attention for its phone line.
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Miguel is feeling particularly paranoid, and inquires whether Jorge can tap GIlberto's phone line in prison.
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The question of how serious North Korea's overture is remains open — just like the phone line.
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Even the resolution and number of cameras on a particular phone line is still in flux.
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For orders and queries, it uses SMS, WhatsApp, Snapchat, as well as a direct phone line.
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It is a request to unlock a specific device, akin to wiretapping a single phone line.
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The two countries on Wednesday also reopened a phone line in Panmunjom after holding a call.
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The phone line is staffed with 30 volunteer peer responders who are also health care providers.
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I heard Mazzone snorting on the other end of the phone line, no, no and no.
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And — need I remind you — this phone line has a reputation for gadgets that spontaneously combust.
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Though face to face, they sound like two people talking down a long-distance phone line.
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We will be working continuous throughout the night, both on a phone line and throughout to assist.
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Of course, the DEA is tapping his phone line, and trace Patricia's number back to an apartment.
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A voice or a bird or the wind, or just some subvocal turbulence on the phone line.
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The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition is the primary advocacy organization with an instructional website and phone line.
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This cabin, which Joyce built with her husband, Gary, has no phone line and no electric line.
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A presidency official acknowledged problems, such as the phone line being switched off for an unknown reason.
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The company also set up a phone line for farmers to report potential cases of crop damage.
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That would mean universal service fees could increase by about 9 cents a month per phone line.
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That's when I checked with my daughter, using a second phone line — coincidentally, she's an Intuit manager.
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"They started a brand new phone line," said David Young, one of Nintendo's original Power Line counselors.
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I'm in the app right now and I can see which phone line, who's been using more.
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The two new models of Google's flagship phone line are among the best smartphones money can buy.
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The downside to this is that you can't add your kid's phone line to your family plan.
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Donald Trump has a blocked number at his personal residence phone line — was the call to him?
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Myriad issues — ranging from a flooded phone line, a bum app, and tabulation errors — have plagued the caucuses.
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Ring's customer service support phone line even went down for a time as a result of the outage.
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Powell said he used a private phone line to keep his communications out of the State Department servers.
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During its investigation, the House Intelligence Committee heard testimony that Trump's primary residence has a blocked phone line.
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At the moment, Walmart only offers upgrades to existing phone plans: You can't open a new phone line.
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Police officers monitoring Corvez's phone line recorded an exchange suggesting that he and Birn were arranging a sale.
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It's a bit sad, especially for a phone line that traditionally includes every feature you could ever want.
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"We text about music, and life, all day long," Mikey says today, across a patchy transatlantic phone line.
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For a monthly fee, she can have an intercom installed on her phone line and a "panic" button.
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Until recently, Lyft only had a critical response phone line you had to track down through its website.
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Uber would still prefer you to use the app and not swamp its new phone line with requests.
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Hushed Private Phone Line is designed to be an easier to use, more versatile answer to Google Voice.
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The phones are slightly pared down versions of Google's existing Pixel phone line and don't tout any new features.
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The phones are slightly pared down versions of Google's existing Pixel phone line and doesn't tout any new features.
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White House staff members have urged him to only make calls over a secure phone line, the paper reported.
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Literary Bridge could not immediately be reached for comment — a phone line listed on its Facebook page was dead.
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Scott was at home when a stranger cut his phone line and broke into his home, according to Variety.
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The offer works whether you want to add an extra phone line or a line for wearables or tablets.
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Even her voice, crackling over the phone line from the dark car, sounds like people I grew up with.
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These modem and phone line controls originally told phones to dial, or hang up a call and so on.
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The remaining precincts did not use the Microsoft app, and instead used traditional phone-line reporting to transmit results.
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She has a cameo as herself: her voice is supposedly being transmitted over a crackling phone line from Toronto.
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Now each case begins with a call to an automated phone line, then a conversation via text or email.
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Retailers typically offer discounts or gift cards on smartphones only if you agree to activate a new phone line.
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He was busy, according to his wife and sons, at the AT&T store ordering a new phone line.
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Attempts to establish a phone line to the cavern where the boys are trapped have not yet been successful.
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The administration official said the rehearsal with McMaster took place partly via Pence's secure phone line on his plane.
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In a panic, executives temporarily shut down the customer experience phone line since associates were missing so many calls.
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They'll also have direct access to Fold-specific support via an app, the web, or a dedicated phone line.
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The conversation was not helped by an inadvertently unmuted phone line where an analyst seemed incredulous at Spiegel's response.
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Concerns about what Trump may say on an unsecured phone line have been around since the beginning of his term.
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She's also effectively off-camera as a member of the phone bank crew and her phone line isn't even working.
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That phone line has one job: getting the sound of your voice to the place you want it to go.
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It's excruciatingly low-capacity: Dialup works by dividing frequencies over a copper phone line, making it slow to transmit information.
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North Korea and South Korea spoke directly today on a phone line that hadn't been used since 2016, per CNN.
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If you've got other questions about the product, Garden of Life set up a phone line: 1-866-465-0051.
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The company needed a win and it kind of found one in the Moto G, its mid-range phone line.
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Target is offering a$100 gift card if you open a new phone line or trade in an older device.
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Its cost is $150 plus a $5-per-month service subscription that reroutes smartphone calls to the Light Phone line.
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The tradition, which began with a phone line mix-up in 1955, continued this year despite the ongoing government shutdown.
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Thibodeaux police urged residents to call the police department's main phone line for non-emergency calls at 985-446-5021.
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In it, Powell says he used a private phone line to keep his communications out of the State Department servers.
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The phone call discussed the strike and the deconfliction phone line between the coalition and the Russians, the official said.
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You can check how much data you use in your monthly statement online, which breaks this down by phone line.
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You're going to need a lot more than just one phone line to hear all these complaints from the workers.
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Gavin Seim, a friend of occupier David Fry, livestreamed an open phone line with the occupiers on YouTube [listen below].
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Many precinct chairs gave up on using the app entirely, opting instead to call in results via secure phone line.
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For a single phone line, Verizon's $85-a-month unlimited data offering beats AT&T's $100-a-month unlimited plan.
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Verizon provided a lot of the marketing push behind them, though, helping to get the phone line off the ground.
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After answering a question about what year he graduated from high school (1970), he says the phone line went dead.
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The company reported the power blip to local community information phone line, but did not say what unit was involved.
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A new Galaxy S10 software update is bringing headline features from the Note 10 to Samsung's other flagship phone line.
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When it gained independence from the Soviet Union, many Estonians didn't even have a phone line, let alone a mobile phone.
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In 2013, the initial Administrative Fee started at $0.61 per phone line, then rose to $0.76 over the next three years.
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It's been fielding so many calls that the organization set up an automated phone line with more information, a spokesperson said.
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If you press "3" on the automated phone line, you can hear about the Georgia measure from an automated female voice.
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But a public phone line is not a place for sharing fun selfies or filtered video tours of the West Wing.
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Every single time I go back to my parents' home I try to get them to cancel their home phone line.
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In fact, Jesse manages to steal their magic phone line to heaven, and through it, learn that God has gone missing.
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The White House's public phone line has been a staple for decades, dating back to at least the first Bush administration.
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With the White House comments phone line still closed, the digital team from Bernie Sanders' campaign have built a convenient workaround.
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Sweden has created a national phone line allowing anyone in the world to call and chat to a random Swedish resident.
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The report said that at least one call between the White House and a phone line associated with Cohen was intercepted.
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He barred the door and cut the phone line during the second rampage, according to court records and interviews with witnesses.
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Is it possible Trump meant "my phones" as a catchall for every phone line associated with a person at Trump Tower?
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Most people want to know that there's somebody on the other end of the phone line, computer pad, whatever it is.
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Mobility: Many phone system providers offer mobile apps that allow users to tap into their business phone line from their smartphone.
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The city of Idaho Falls has set up a special phone line to answer resident and visitor questions about the eclipse.
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"The use of a secure phone line is strongly preferred for cabinet-level officials, especially when discussing sensitive matters," he said.
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He also generated publicity by doing a stint as a stripper in a nightclub and working on an erotic phone line.
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Instead of recording audio that comes through a phone line, Zencastr enables the interviewer to record the audio on the interviewee's computer.
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Voipo is a voice-over-internet provider, providing residential and business phone line services that they can control themselves in the cloud.
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There, they had a team of blind engineers who could identify problems on a phone line by listening to the dial tone.
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On social media, customers similarly report calls to the company's phone line at 1-877-339-74 going unanswered or getting dropped.
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For a limited time, the Moto Z4 will be available for just $240 through Verizon with activation of a new phone line.
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Your modem and phone line, the book implies by its sheer existence, are the only things separating you from more free stuff!
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"What I did do was have a personal computer that was hooked up to a private phone line (sounds ancient.)," Powell wrote.
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" Through the open phone line, listeners could hear officials as they arrested the man, saying "nice and easy, hands behind your back.
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Hannity, a staunch defender of Trump's, is reportedly one of a few dozen people who have access to Trump's official phone line.
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"At least one phone call between a phone line associated with Cohen and the White House was intercepted," a source told NBC.
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The phone line used to arrange the talks dates to the 1970s, with the current phone installed in 2009, the ministry said.
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When reservations opened in April, Ms. French received thousands of phone calls requesting tables, clogging up the phone line and answering machine.
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Airbnb also intends to open a 24/7 rapid response phone line with live operators trained to deal with problems guests encounter.
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By the time they retired the system in the 1980s, its single phone line had received more than a half million calls.
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The company said it tested the phone line service with thousands of users across Lucknow and Kanpur before making it generally available.
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It also doesn't have to be held in the White House's Situation Room; it can happen anywhere over a secured phone line.
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Uber also provided a phone line so drivers could speak to a customer service rep rather than sending urgent emails into the ether.
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In a tweet, the group directed people in need to its phone line, or suggested waiting until tomorrow to try the chat line.
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The Simple Choice Unlimited plan T-Mobile already offers is $95, with a $10 monthly discount for adding a tablet and phone line.
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It will then connect to your router, or internal network, via Ethernet cable (that's the one that looks like a fat phone line).
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In an all-in-one printer, one side is connected to the phone line and the other side is connected to the network.
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Washington (CNN)In President Donald Trump's telling, officials from Mexico City to Boy Scouts headquarters are lighting up his phone line with praise.
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A direct phone line connects the command centers of the U.S. and Russian militaries in Syria, so that they can avoid inadvertent clashes.
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Beyond launching its new budget phone line, Huawei is today also announcing the MediaPad M23, the latest entry in its Android tablet range.
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A major component of that effort would be improving customer service, including the phone line, to help those with questions about their care.
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The chat also doesn't have to be held in the White House's Situation Room; it can happen anywhere over a secured phone line.
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My brother and I share bills for any extras, including cell phones, satellite TV, internet, and a long-distance phone line among other things.
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The CFPB also accused Citizens Bank of failing to offer credit counseling referrals to customers who called a designated phone line for that purpose.
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At some point during the transition between the Obama and Trump administrations, the White House comments phone line, 202-456-1111, was shut down.
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After 10 years of iterating the Galaxy phone line, Samsung has arrived at the Galaxy S10 — easily the company's most exciting phone in years.
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The phone line is answered quickly, but other treatment is patchy, says Elizabeth Ogott of the Kenya Alcohol Policy and Control Alliance, an NGO.
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These packages include six sessions with practitioners on the marketplace, and open access to a care team support phone line called the Lucy Line.
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In fact, it was increased a further 220006 percent in 2202, causing Chicagoan's phone bills to rise by $2628 per phone line per year.
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Training on violence against women became mandatory for doctors and midwives in 2013, and a free national phone line was set up in 2014.
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" The phone line went quiet for a second and I worried we had been disconnected, until he cleared his throat and added, "I think.
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Those vulnerabilities could potentially allow an attacker to steal sensitive files through a company's network using just a phone line and a fax number.
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The phone line went silent, and for a moment I feared that our brief conversation had drained Boxer of his fleeting flicker of energy.
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That is still 10 times faster than the existing phone-line connections here, and good enough for streaming video on a service like Netflix.
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Last year LG tried to introduce a second flagship phone line in an effort to better compete against fall launches from Samsung and Apple.
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The latter can be found at the Fashion Island mall in Newport Beach, California, and gives customers information when they text a special phone line.
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The FBI official said several tips came in to its tip website and phone line approximately five minutes before John T. Earnest allegedly began shooting.
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This will be a major event for the company's flagship phone line, but may further be a huge event for the company's virtual reality ambitions.
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Somehow the idea of on-screen texts don't carry quite the same emotional weight of Tony Soprano shrieking down the phone line at a patsy.
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When you make a phone call, I'm willing to bet you don't think of the phone line as having free speech rights of its own.
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A new website called Comments to Trump is aiming to provide a more easily accessible forum, noting: The White House phone line won't take comments.
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For example, fax data is sent with no cryptographic protections; anyone who can tap a phone line can instantly intercept all data transmitted across it.
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Not too long ago, it took a dial-up modem and an argument with whomever was using the phone line to connect to the Internet.
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It was later discovered that the interaction between the two men had been recorded on a phone line after Mr. Jones called for roadside assistance.
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The government must also show that the phone line, email account or computer server in question is going to be used by that foreign target.
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Their system could deliver well-recognized songs as voicemail greeting cards just by using a personal computer, a circuit card and a phone line connection.
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" A source for one of the campaigns told BuzzFeed News, "The app is clearly not working and the backup phone line is likewise a disaster.
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During what political event did problems with an application and a phone line prevent results from being released on Monday night and much of Tuesday?
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A lifetime subscription to the Hushed Private Phone Line normally costs $145, but you can get it for just $25, a savings of 82 percent.
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According to the Post, the phone line will be staffed from 8:30 AM to 6 PM Monday through Friday, for the next two weeks.
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"We wanted the video to visually represent the song and its message," the girls enthuse, their voices clattering over each other's on the phone line.
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When we speak—their voices crackling over the phone line from Paris—they tell me how their electronic obsessions have redefined the way they view songwriting.
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That arrangement was soon superseded when my host family teamed up with several neighboring households to bring the phone line half a mile down the road.
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Mr. Newburger became Mr. Croyden, and was the only one who answered the new, $5-a-month phone line that was installed at the brokerage firm.
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Wait times have soared on its toll-free phone line, and there is a very large backlog of disability insurance claims waiting for decisions on appeal.
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I'm just going to leave this here: Uber&aposs Been Testing a (Secret) Emergency Phone Line: 800-353-UBERSomething gone badly wrong with your Uber ride?
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If Samsung has to recall its flagship phone line over fires and explosions yet again, it's going to set the company's mobile division back even more.
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There's been some speculation that Apple could split the phone line: release an iPhone 7S in September, and release the redesigned model a few months later.
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Pinzón gives Peña and Murphy the DEA equivalent of an intern duty: The duo is in charge of the phone line for calls about Escobar's whereabouts.
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For example, if a North Korean soldier defects into the South — as happened last November — the phone line could help both sides understand what took place.
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At least for now, OnePlus will be running two parallel product lines: a broadly available 4G phone line and specialized 5G products for specific carrier partners.
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This comes just after the North reopened its phone line with the South and held high level talks for the first time in about two years.
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There are other ways to deconflict [and] we're going to use all of those means no matter what the situation is with that particular phone line.
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As far as setup, Voice Bridge needs to be hooked into the phone line, as well as a user's router, but overall it isn't too arduous.
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However, it is inevitable that some Americans will get caught up in foreign surveillance when they're on the other end of the phone line or email.
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Phone company officials said that all the company required in order to agree to tap a phone line was a signed request from the police commissioner.
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Resembling the solitary pigeon on the phone line being pelted with rocks by all the kids in the street, he fended off questions — not always accurately.
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For example, carriers tend only to offer such discounts if you open a new phone line, purchase with an installment plan, or comply with other caveats.
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"What I did do was have a personal computer that was hooked up to a private phone line (sounds ancient.)" Powell wrote on January 23, 2009.
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She liked to stretch out across the silk sheets and whisper sweet nothings down the phone line, looking straight down the camera with a sultry gaze.
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Weber communicates with Rob Thomson, the bench coach, on the dedicated phone line that goes directly to the dugout, much like the one from the bullpen.
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The phone line it set up to take calls has often gone unanswered, and on Wednesday, its website was unable to process claims for replacement parts.
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As faxing is done over the phone line, that ability presents a "new attack vector" in the cyber threat landscape, according to the Check Point researchers.
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Time unknown -- Trump speaks with national security adviser H.R. McMaster and White House chief of staff John Kelly by secure phone line from Mar-a-Lago.
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Over a crackly phone line, we caught up with him to reflect on 15 years of Trap Muzik and why it still resonates in Donald Trump's America.
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Still, by 1990, it got so popular, the phone company had to dig up her street to install a dedicated phone line to her Greenwich Village apartment.
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Prosecutors are suspicious of a message Pinheiro received from his secretary, in which Bendine insists on speaking with Pinheiro over a fixed phone line, according to Estado.
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Key quote: "There is usually silence on the phone line when we tell a client they need to fire a rising star in the company," said Melmed.
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Alex Goldman and PJ Vogt, hosts of Reply All, the internet's favorite podcast about the internet, activated a phone line this morning at 10:15 AM EST.
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"I remember seeing ads for a free phone line in the back of the Village Voice," Tim Murphy, author of the recently released novel Christodora, told VICE.
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Samsung celebrated the 10th anniversary of its flagship phone line by launching its latest device on Apple's sometimes-stomping grounds at San Francisco's Bill Graham Civic Center.
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The phone line and website for the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation are down, and many people have tried unsuccessfully to inquire about their relatives via Facebook.
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Social Security will serve about 43 million visitors at its field offices and handle around 803 million calls to its toll-free phone line, the agency said.
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Human ears tolerate low levels of extraneous noise on a phone line, but computers can get tripped up by the smallest hiss or pop, producing transmission errors.
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While on the phone with the anchor, Sebastian finally got off hold with the party's phone line — but before he could respond, they hung up on him.
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McCune and Buckhalter even called the health benefits plan's phone line and impersonated other players to check on the status of the claims, the press release states.
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Activists reportedly called the rail's emergency phone line Monday to warn that protesters were on the tracks, and scouts were sent ahead to flag the train down.
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Almost every day from then on, Schwartz sat about eight feet away from him in the Trump Tower office, listening on an extension of Trump's phone line.
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The existing crisis phone line, and the crisis text line, is staffed by a mix of paid professionals and unpaid volunteers trained in crisis and suicide intervention.
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It has cited a 1977 ruling requiring phone companies to help set up a pen register, a device that records all numbers called from a particular phone line.
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Update 9/8, 3:13 PM ET: A previous version of this article suggested calling Equifax's phone line to avoid its online portal and its Terms of Service.
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" Interestingly, Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski testified to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence that Donald Trump Sr.'s "primary residence has a blocked [phone] line.
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The FBI official said several tips came into its tip website and phone line about five minutes before the shooting, which police said began at 11:23 a.m.
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That was a problem since for many people "going online" often meant stationing oneself at a desktop computer, connecting via dial-up, and tying up the phone line.
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I assured him that it was just a game and had no way of accessing the phone line, almost but not quite managing to keep a straight face.
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Previously, you could chat with representatives through the T-Mobile app, the company's Facebook and Twitter pages, at a store, or over the company's customer service phone line.
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I was sitting in the bureau "slot position" – responsible for writing the lead story of the day and manning the main phone line to regional headquarters in London.
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And if you're someone who's still holding onto a home phone line, you can also activate Call Protect by going into your account and activating the feature manually.
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Foxconn helps manufacture Apple's iPhone and iPad, Samsung's Galaxy phone line, and Sony's PlayStation 4, as well as other devices from many of the world's biggest tech brands.
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She took care of all of the paperwork after that: opening the joint bank account, changing Garrett's mailing address to match hers, adding a new phone line together.
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Legend has it, according to a museum guide, that the phone line used to be live until a French tourist called home and ran up an extortionate bill.
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After the phone line went dead, the host of the show told viewers that the US government-funded Voice of America network "strongly" protests what happened to Sun.
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In the Bloomberg interview, Mr. Trump said that he had been on a phone line with a different radio interviewer and that Mr. Edwards suddenly joined the conversation.
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At 7,500 points, you get the Gold and Platinum benefits plus premium support with a dedicated phone line and fast 24/7 responses from top customer service agents.
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And if it needs to tap a phone line, it may be able to do so: It also has a contract with PenLink, which makes call-interception tools.
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The seller then submits the information to the FBI via a toll-free phone line or over the internet, and the agency checks the applicant's info against databases.
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Huawei's new premium phone line-up has four models available around the world, expect in the United States where sales are effectively banned over whispered national security concerns.
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Then the seller submits the information to the FBI via a toll-free phone line or over the internet, and the agency checks the applicant's info against databases.
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A phone line that connects the holding facility to the federal defenders was working, and when inmates were briefly released from their cells, they rushed to the phone.
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And shutting down the public phone line that has been an accessible go-to for so many years seems like a dangerous step towards further marginalizing the already marginalized.
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Well, the ride-hailing company has been testing a new emergency phone line in 22 cities, that you can reach by dialling 800-353-8237 (that's 800-353-UBER).
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I have a vague recollection of running a lengthy dial-up phone line from my wall phone jack to the TiVo so it could download its regular programming update.
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For the most part, there was a nice thick wall between telecommunications services and information services: you got your phone line from one company and your data from another.
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A phone line has been created, alongside a personal note from Panos Panay, head of Surface devices, asking customers to call a special number for questions, comments, or concerns.
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Consumers are often intimidated to fight with a behemoth like Citibank, and give up after losing the war of attrition waiting for assistance on the customer service phone line.
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The unionized workers perform a range of tasks, like fixing a phone line that's out of service, installing new phone and broadband Internet lines, or fielding customer support calls.
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NBC, citing one of its sources, said that at least one call on a phone line "associated with Cohen" with the White House was caught up in the wiretap.
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What dark filth was lying dormant in the sonic crackling of the phone line and lying with sinister intent in the 'oh, I don't know who deals with that.
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Then, on January 3, lower-level military officials from the North and South spoke over a phone line meant to avoid war for the first time since February 2016.
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During the Civil War, eavesdropping on a conversation required physically tapping into a telegraph or phone line with an extra wire to divert the signal to a third party.
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After filling the prescription at Walgreens without trouble, Ms. Hall said that she called CVS's corporate phone line multiple times to complain, but that no one addressed her concerns.
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There were obvious signs of a scramble: Preet Bharara, the former federal prosecutor, shared his thoughts with CNN on a scratchy phone line whose signal dropped in and out.
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We spoke with them for about an hour over an erratic phone line that was interrupted several times by a sand or wind storm, and we got their story.
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Gizmodo reached out to Nintendo at the time to ask about the deal, but its phone line appeared to be overwhelmed by others wanting to know the same thing.
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Goldman had long relied on Fried Frank to screen information provided over a phone line that Goldman employees could call to report allegations of misconduct without fear of retribution.
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In the run-up to their Friday meeting at the Demilitarized Zone, the two Korean leaders even established a direct phone line between their offices for the first time.
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The Palm is about the same cost as a smartwatch, too: It'll set you back $28, plus the $23 monthly fee for syncing it to your main phone line.
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At the 2012 annual meeting of United Natural Foods, a distributor of organic and specialty foods, his phone line went dead while he was commenting on a shareholder proposal.
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While the police sought more details the government had set up a special phone line for information, Women, Family and Community Development Minister Rohani Abdul Karim said in a statement.
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Will a motorized pop-up camera affect the OnePlus 7's long-term durability or bump up the price of a phone line that keeps getting more expensive each year?
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A spokesperson for the minister told VICE News that the referral service will be a phone line patients can call if their current doctor is unwilling to help them die.
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Eugene Kaspersky, the CEO of Kaspersky Lab, was in London when an anonymous voice at the other end of the phone line informed him that his son had been kidnapped.
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"Our new 24/7 phone line is the latest in a series of improvements we're making for both passengers and drivers," said the firm's General Manager in Britain Tom Elvidge.
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Today, German homes have, at most, a choice between a not-so-modern copper phone line and a local cable company with an exclusive agreement with their local housing association.
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When you call the building manager to complain about the bonfire (and its negative impact on our planet), all you hear on the phone line is an awful groaning sound.
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Even though Mr. Dobkin is retiring from his day-to-day role at the bank, he said his phone line would still be open for executives to call for advice.
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Since the report's publication, people have made more than 400 calls to the phone line handling clerical sex abuse tips, which is managed by state Attorney General Josh Shapiro's office.
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During Mr. Pompeo's visit to Pyongyang in July, he spoke over a secure phone line with Mr. Trump, Mr. Bolton and John F. Kelly, the White House chief of staff.
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The group will also walk around surrounding areas to pick up and dispose of improperly discarded syringes, and maintain a phone line and email address for people to report syringes.
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It has opened a phone line for students to report assaults, is hiring a social worker and announced that it will form an independent committee to examine the institution's culture.
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Another posed as an undertaker, answering fact-checking calls from the newspaper on a dedicated phone line that Mr. Abel had installed, complete with its own directory-information business listing.
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Both militaries had relied on a "deconfliction" phone line and a separate planning group, using a map broken down into lettered and numbered sectors, known as a keypad, for reference.
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You answered the phone, but as soon as I identified myself in Chinese, a State Security Ministry minder cut off the call and put your phone line out of commission.
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Everything Samsung announced at its 'Unpacked' event Samsung kicked off its Galaxy Unpacked hardware event in San Francisco by announcing the arrival of its new flagship Galaxy S20 phone line.
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The North's decision to open the border phone line came a day after South Korea proposed high-level discussions amid a tense standoff over North Korea's missile and nuclear programs.
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Conscious of the difficulties, the government said it had set up national operational centers, and a phone line for people in need of food and clothing to call for help.
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We all need someone to turn to at some point in our lives – even if it's an anonymous phone line or web-chat service; or a friend, teacher or family member.
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Planned Parenthood Southeast, which covers Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi, has gotten so many calls that it had to set up an automated phone line with more information, according to a spokeswoman.
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He said JetSmarter never gave him any warning or reason, but Pressler said it was likely because he was offered a job by a JetSmarter customer over a recorded phone line.
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Individual packets of data no longer travel on a dedicated phone line but take the route that is most convenient at that instant, blurring the distinction between foreign and domestic communications.
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The NBC report in its updated form also stated that "at least one phone call between a phone line associated with Cohen and the White House was logged" by law enforcement.
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There was even a special phone line between the two stores that required no dialing; just lifting the receiver in one store made a similar phone ring in the other store.
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He told people over a recorded phone line from the jail that he was being treated like a VIP and had reviewed all of the evidence before the trial, prosecutors said.
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The two countries started talking again for the first time in two years via a special phone line, and those talks led to North Korea's participation in South Korea's Winter Olympics.
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What's happening on the end of Asger's phone line is gripping enough, but what's happening inside his head — illuminated by Jasper Spanning's almost abusive close-ups — is every bit as fascinating.
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" Although not mentioning the coronavirus specifically, the White House tour phone line as of Thursday morning tells callers that "out of an abundance of caution" the tours have been "temporarily suspended.
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But Nazario Jacinto-Carrillo's desperate voice and haunting questions, repeated over and over on a phone line from Guatemala, made clear that the crisis over child separations remained far from resolved.
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Fort Worth, Texas police were called to the house via the non-emergency phone line after a concerned neighbor saw her door was open in the wee hours of Saturday morning.
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When BuzzFeed News called the Department of Justice to confirm the court hearing assigned to one of Koop's clients, the automated phone line said that there was no such hearing scheduled.
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"The best thing to do is just have an open phone line and say as much as you can — address and names — until we can figure it all out," Teneyck said.
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And since customers sometimes complain about services on Facebook, banks have teams monitor the platform — though they typically direct those with problems to an official website or a secure phone line.
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On Tuesday at its Unpacked event, Samsung finally told us what we all expected to hear: Its new flagship phone line is called the Galaxy S20, and all three models support 5G.
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The next iteration of Lenovo's entry-level Moto E phone line will likely include two updated Android 7.1 devices: a Moto E43 and Moto E4 Plus, according to the German site Winfuture.de.
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Diamond: Premium support & upgrades At 7,500 points, you get the Gold and Platinum benefits plus premium support with a dedicated phone line and fast 24/7 responses from top customer service agents.
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To stay in touch with friends in the coastal cities in the 1980s, he plugged a computer into a modem and the modem into a phone line and dialed up the internet.
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"To be honest, since we last spoke it's been kind of crazy," he says, his familiar drawl crackling down the phone line, this time with a very slight but noticeable London twang.
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Plus, agency officials say they only recently started to work on using two other communication platforms -- a news phone line and a texting app -- that are particularly popular with ultra-Orthodox Jews.
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Tuesday said they could hear "two women arguing" but were unable to speak to anyone as the phone line was left open, the Missouri State Highway Patrol said in a news release.
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However, when British yeshiva student Yonasan Hackner, who studied in France, approached the phone company, he learned that connecting a phone line to a speaker to broadcast the Rebbe was technically prohibited.
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A few minutes after the announcement of the sixth military branch — that the guy at the top of the military had no idea was coming — the secure phone line to Mattis rang.
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Gizmodo's first-look review lamented the loss of the 3.5mm headphone jack—because the Galaxy Note is a phone line that was known for having all the features a user would want.
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Regular correspondence in the time before the internet was difficult, with letters taking 14 days to deliver and short, expensive international calls that required yelling over the phone line to be heard.
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Locals can inform on suspected spies by calling a state security phone line (1123399, like the Jilin number), writing to the Beijing state security bureau or showing up at its office (No.
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When Davis discovered Topp and began fighting with him, he stabbed the man four times, then stole Davis' car and cut the phone line before fleeing to Chicago, according to court documents.
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Trump told "Good Morning America" that she has a direct phone line to the White House, but avoids calling too often because she doesn't want to make first lady Melania Trump jealous.
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Former Pentagon chief Robert Gates, a holdover from the Bush years, was galled to find a direct phone line from a White House staffer to a special operations command center in Afghanistan.
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In a statement Wednesday, the hospital apologized and said it has sent letters to all affected families and set up a phone line for parents to call if they have any questions.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's visits to Pyongyang during the summit negotiations were a start, but they would need to be formalized through some kind of phone line or dedicated diplomatic channel.
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My own solution to eliminate these calls at home is to cancel my wired phone line and switch to VoIP calling, where I'll have a better chance of screening out these calls.
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While authorities have not been able to establish a phone line to the cave, the Times wrote, divers did carry handwritten letters to and from the boys and the coach to their families.
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White House staff members have urged him to only make calls over a secure phone line and are left hoping the president doesn't mention any classified information on those calls, the Times reported.
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So to many of us, Android is represented by the best Google's partners (or Google itself, via the latest release of its Pixel phone line) are able to produce at any one time.
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One of Giannandrea's early roles was at a startup named TellMe, which ran a phone line that used voice recognition to answer callers' queries on things like the weather and the stock market.
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The Moto G6 is the latest in Motorola's line of $200–$300 Moto G smartphones, which quickly became, and have remained, the company's most popular phone line since its introduction five years ago.
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The perks here will be an additional 10% discount off Level 1 rates, plus "better" offers and surprises than at Level 2, plus a dedicated VIP support phone line for Level 3 members.
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"Within 24 hours, the restaurant's phone line was hacked, my staff and I were doxxed, and threats to our lives and families and property were pouring in through every available channel," Wilkinson writes.
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The White House has, in recent history, offered up a line of communication to the public in the form of a phone line where citizens can call and leave comments for the President.
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Super Bowl host committees are increasingly considering their experiences in the planning process, offering amenities like a personal concierge service and a private phone line to local hospitals, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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In late 2017, a Manhattan cheese shop shuttered so quickly that it left bread and cheese lingering in its displays, despite the fact that both its phone line and electricity had been disconnected.
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But it also made alternatives to tobacco more accessible — by opening a phone line that people can use to get in touch with a clinic or obtain free nicotine patches or free nicotine gum.
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"I [had] a computer that was hooked up to a private phone line....So I could communicate with a wide range of friends without going over the State Department servers," he wrote to Clinton.
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Less than 10 minutes later, Loucks' daughter called the police and said she was on the phone with her mother "talking about the men being at her house" — then the phone line went dead.
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The story begins soon after a few AT&T executives decided to tackle the seemingly impossible task of creating a transcontinental phone line that could connect a call between New York and San Francisco.
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We shared a strange set of common memories (the sound of Ian Gwyn Hughes' commentary, coming down a crackling phone line from some eastern outpost, will echo through my mind until my final days).
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The men are like tangled electric wires, sparking one another into insult, retort, slander; they talk over and through one another, shouting at city-desk anchorites on the other end of the phone line.
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Democrats have speculated that the number could be Trump Jr.'s father, as committee Democrats noted in their report: "Corey Lewandowski told the Committee that Mr. Trump's "primary residence has a blocked [phone] line.
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He made another pass by the phone line and this time, he threw up his hands like Muhammad Ali after knocking down Frazier, and went skipping along like a gangster-cheerleader leading the wave.
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The problem came when a malfunctioning computer app and a jammed phone line at Iowa Democratic Party headquarters forced many precinct chairs to spend hours trying to relay their delegate and raw supporter numbers.
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This path forward may one day be marked by those four minutes and 19 seconds on a newly opened phone line on the Korean Peninsula, but it has security implications for the entire world.
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One outspoken Hasidic advocate, Rabbi Nuchem Rosenberg, set up a phone line where people can call in to hear recordings of him sermonizing about the issue in colorful Yiddish, and leave their own messages.
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This year, Westchester Jewish Community Services used $800 in Neediest Cases funds to pay off two months of Mr. Wilson's phone bills and his Life Alert service, which is dependent on his phone line.
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But if you decide to call the designated phone line on the screen, you can talk to the girls one on one to have phone sex with them for less than £2 a minute.
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So The Green Parrot's mechanic, Buco, rigged together a phone line after realizing the closed restaurant next door had a connection and an old handset that he could wire up to the bar with cables.
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That "looking at my phone" line is one of a few moments on the record where Allen alludes to an obsession with social media that started to develop as the rest of her life crumbled.
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Some people had it, but certainly not everyone; and since going online still required tying up the phone line, it was a lot harder to do in secret, away from the prying eyes of parents.
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Dillon said that the coalition has dropped leaflets telling the fighters to leave the area, and has also used an established phone line with the Russians to warn the fighters to leave the protected zone.
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At a pair of House hearings last month, Pruitt specifically blamed career employees at the EPA for the phone booth, saying he only wanted a secure phone line, but the project ballooned into the booth.
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After a series of comments from anonymous Amazon and Google sources, it looks like the companies are making moves to offer their smart home speaker hubs, Amazon's Echo and Google's Home, as phone line replacements.
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The EPA head said he requested a secure phone line, but blamed career employees at the agency for what it became: a $43,000 soundproof booth on par with the kind used for classified information communications.
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But it also made alternatives to tobacco more accessible — by opening a phone line (22014) that people can use to get in touch with a clinic or obtain free nicotine patches or free nicotine gum.
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The phone line is a direct resource that can help employees navigate how to address sexual harassment in the workplace, which often puts the onus on victims to report and can leave them vulnerable to retaliation.
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" He asked that he not be identified, explaining that he was worried about trolling by fringe elements: "I don't need a bunch of white supremacists clogging up my phone line, even if it's just to gloat.
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This isn't the most accessible deal because you have to buy two phones and open a new phone line, but if you're in a spot to do that, you can save a good chunk of money.
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Ysabel's case, I later determined after an hour of being referred from one phone line to another, had been transferred to the Board of Immigration Appeals — America's highest administrative body for interpreting and applying immigration law.
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Then there were tiny Echo Buttons to be used for trivia or games at $20 a pop, and even a $35 Echo Connect gadget to turn your home phone line into an Alexa-powered speaker phone.
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When I left the hospital that night, I passed the clerk who sits at the entrance to the I.C.U. Her job is to answer the main phone line, which rings frequently, often from panicked family members.
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Two years ago, to commemorate the 250th anniversary of that law, the Swedish Tourist Association created a phone line that people around the world could call to be connected to a random Swede and ask questions.
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There are cryptic owls that provide hints, a literal phone line you can call when you're stuck, and a map that you can mark up to record places you might want to return to later on.
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The United States used its deconfliction phone line with Russia prior to Friday's airstrikes in Syria, but did not tell the Russians what the United States was targeting, the U.S. military's top general said Friday night.
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For reasons that go beyond obvious, the President speaking on an unsecured phone line poses a major national security risk that goes beyond, let's just pick a random example, communicating on a heavily encrypted private email server.
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Although participation is supposedly voluntary, the government's insistence that Indians use Aadhaar not only to access any government service, but also to open bank accounts or subscribe to a mobile-phone line, in effect made it compulsory.
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And in the Japanese market, the videogame developer Taito (previously best-known for Arkanoid) had created a method for distributing karaoke songs through an ISDN phone line, making it possible to have larger libraries than ever before.
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It can be quite expensive to install the infrastructure necessary to provide speeds higher than a phone line can provide, and most ISPs are reluctant to invest in building that when there are so few potential customers.
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Twitter has taken the hashtag #WhiteHousePleaseHoldSong — which, true to its description, imagines what the White House phone line plays when you're waiting on hold — and run off with it to new, ridiculous, and often downright dark pastures.
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Because it was a Sunday evening when I began bleeding, I called the after hours phone line for the Ob/Gyn office where my midwife worked, and was told that I should go to the emergency room.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Diplomatic foes North and South Korea installed a direct phone line between their leaders on Friday as they prepare for the first summit since 2007 - and the connection was great, the South's presidential office said.
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Hyperoptic doesn't force you to spend money on a phone line like BT does, so I simply opted for the 1003Gbps package to see what it would be like to have that speed in my own home.
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After adding a modem that could send and receive data across a phone line, Mr. Suess soldered together some additional hardware that could automatically restart the machine and then load Mr. Christiansen's software whenever someone dialed in.
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The company's website set off alarms for lawyers who worried it might waive victims' right to sue the company, and the response phone line representatives actually had no information and just directed concerned consumers back to the website.
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While most Samsung device owners prefer the slightly smaller Galaxy phone line, this device is, er, noteworthy because Samsung typically introduces new camera technology in the Note that eventually makes its way to the Galaxy the following spring.
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Seriously though, if you want to stop paying for a home phone line, but still want a reliable fixed calling device at home, the Echo/Echo Dot's new Alexa calling and messaging features makes for a good alternative.
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"It will most likely take longer for the police to get there than placing an actual pizza order would take so when you have to get off the phone DO NOT HANG UP the phone line," she writes.
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At the time, computers were new to education; there were no monitors, and students played the first version of the game on a teletypewriter—an electromechanical typewriter that could communicate, via phone line, with a large, mainframe computer.
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He sourced the drugs on tick from "a connect in the drug trade" and sent two runners, paid £200 a week to sell via a 24/7 phone line, to Kent, where they were managed by his friend.
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In the email, Powell, who used a private email account during his time in office, confided that he connected his computer to a private phone line in order to avoid having his emails go through State Department servers.
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A direct phone line was installed and tested Friday, connecting South Korea's Blue House, the official residence and office of President Moon Jae-in, and the North's State Affairs Commission, where leader Kim Jong Un's power is consolidated.
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In May, following the passage of the Georgia law, which effectively banned abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, Planned Parenthood Southeast set up an automated phone line to let patients know that abortion in that state remained legal.
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I'd learned where the informant's guards were stationed through a tapped phone line; I restocked on ammunition (and put on a flak jacket for good measure); I blocked off a potential escape route with my own getaway vehicle.
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The new premium phone line-up from the world's biggest telecom equipment maker includes four models, the Mate 20, Mate 20 Pro, Mate 20 X, with a 7.2 inch display screen, and a Porsche Design limited edition phone.
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The recent bust of a large fraud and money laundering conspiracy highlights one key takeaway for you: Be wary of who is on the other end of your phone line — particularly if they claim to be the IRS.
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At the time, computers were new to education; there were no monitors, and students played the first version of the game on a teletypewriter—an electromechanical typewriter that could communicate, via phone line, with a large, mainframe computer.
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You can nearly hear Paddy 'The Baddy' Pimblett's frustration on the end of the phone line when I ask him the same question he's heard consistently for the past 18 months, 'have you heard anything from the UFC?
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Increasingly, they're bundling their phone line rentals with subscriptions to premium video or music services, and they're offering long-term payment plans to help people buy the super flagship $1,000 phones that Apple, Samsung, and Google have been offering.
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In the now-public transcript of the ensuing call, the brutal architecture of what Britons like to call the "special relationship" is laid bare, Reagan's polite superiority crackling and sparking on the phone line like a faraway thunder storm.
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For example, on the accounts management phone line, during the first week of the 2018 filing season, the IRS answered 86 percent of calls routed to an assistor on the line, with an average wait time of four minutes.
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The easing of restrictions imposed as a condition of the pretrial release of four defendants comes after defense lawyers in May accused jail officials of hindering meetings with some of their clients and not providing a confidential phone line.
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Hiroko Tabuchi, a business reporter, said in May that Twitter took no action about an offensive tweet that she had flagged, while Amy Chozick, a political reporter, said this week that her harassment had spread to her phone line.
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The Puerto Rican government helped set up a phone line to collect tips from funeral homes about hurricane-related deaths and went into the field to investigate reports, said Menéndez, the deputy director of the Bureau of Forensic Sciences.
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The trick was, I had to teach them how to do this complicated technical thing, and then they would have to hang up the phone and it's sort of like, "Good luck," because they mostly had one phone line.
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We can't glean too much more about the phone from the pictures, but there's a fingerprint sensor on the back and the overall industrial design is somewhat reminiscent of the Desire 10, a midrange HTC phone line from last year.
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For example, there are fiber optic connections that route data using light and satellite connections, but one of the most common types is called an asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL), which connects your computer to the internet using a phone line.
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The fact that so many people have cut off their fixed phone line connections or never use them, opting instead for cell phones, gives the company a window of opportunity to develop a new kind of device to take that place.
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Panicked, she unblocked his number to tell him to leave, and immediately reported the incident to Uber through the app, as well as through its customer service email (Uber does not seem to have a phone line for user complaints).
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To gin up interest in the country, a Swedish tourism agency created the Swedish Number, 213-771-793-336, a single phone line that connects international callers to randomly selected Swedish volunteers to chat about whatever is on their minds.
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Though the services vary, some examples include access to a 24-hour emergency phone line, help with insurance requirements, visa-processing assistance, medical advice, such as which vaccinations you need, and a safety briefing on the country you're in. GoOverseas.com. GoAbroad.
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Democrats had reason to suspect the private number was Trump, as Trump's first campaign manager Corey Lewandowski told the committee that Trump's "primary residence has a blocked (phone) line," according to a report from Democrats on the House Intelligence panel.
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A more versatile version of Google Voice, a Hushed Private Phone Line is designed to let you call and text using a totally private number, which you can calibrate with hundreds of area codes from across the U.S. and Canada.
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Safe and Sound, a child advocacy organization in San Francisco, is expanding access to their TALK phone line to ensure families can get parenting, childcare and crisis support in a time of heightened pressure and stress for parents and children alike.
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From a phone line in a small, nondescript room at the sprawling Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar — the United States' air war command for the region — American commanders begin warning their Russian counterparts of an imminent strike at the airfield.
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A migrant has to show that it's more likely than not, through a phone line that's disconnecting, actively denying them access to a lawyer, not giving them any time to rest, not giving them any chance to gather or produce evidence.
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In transcripts of the conversation that investigators shared with Reuters, the man told her to keep the phone line open and drive to a nearby grocery store, where she bought $212 worth of iTunes gift cards and gave the 'agent' the redemption codes.
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Now that Samsung is ditching its Edge brand and going all in on edge-to-edge, bezel-less displays for its flagship phone line, we'll now have to contend with what may be one of the weirdest smartphone screen aspect ratios out there.
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In an email to party officials obtained by CBS News, the Biden campaign's general counsel pointed to "considerable flaws" in the caucus system that resulted in both the party's app for reporting caucus results and a backup phone line to fail Monday evening.
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Nana Rose calls the school and gets Toni on the line in order to tell Toni that Cheryl is "with the Sisters" before the line goes dead and we see Claudius (Barclay Hope) sinisterly standing over his mother with the cut phone line.
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When Abdul Mahdi could not reach militia leaders during the siege who had switched off their phones, he sent someone from his office with an open phone line to them and asked them to withdraw from the embassy site, the leader said.
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You dialed in on a phone line (once mom or dad or sis had hung up) and, after a bit of ear-splitting noise, accessed what we would now call a walled garden of content and maybe a bit of the real web.
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Burgeoning populist movements on both sides of the aisle have talked of turning the company into a public utility, meaning that the government would treat it like a phone line or water authority with much more restrictions than a normal private company.
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"When we think of surveillance, people traditionally think of the standard forms of embodiment like CCTVs or spies tapping a phone line," Christopher Burr, a researcher at the Digital Ethics Lab at the University of Oxford, told me in a Skype interview.
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Hold music all began with Alfred Levy, an inventor, factory owner, and entrepreneur who, in a similar vein to the discovery of Penicillin and acid, accidentally stumbled-upon a way to transmit a radio station next door through to the phone line.
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"Serial" incorporated interviews conducted over a prison phone line with Lee's onetime boyfriend, Adnan Syed—he had been convicted of her murder, despite his protestation of innocence—and also interviews with friends, police officials, and a forensic expert, along with archival recordings.
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Online in the nineteen-nineties, he could be anonymous, on bulletin boards, and on massively multiplayer online role-playing games like Ultima Online, which he played so constantly that his parents installed a second phone line so that he could have unlimited access.
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Either way, if the Pixel 3 Lite ends up being similar to what's been shown off in leaks so far, we could be looking at a really solid mid-range phone and possibly the true spiritual successor to the now defunct Nexus phone line.
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Demonstrations began Thursday after the Lebanese government announced proposed new taxes on residents, including a 20-cent charge per day for voice over internet protocol (VOIP), a feature on WhatsApp that allows users to make calls with an internet connection instead of a phone line.
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The second way is magically simple: the person rests a finger on an inch-wide scanner, and if the print matches the identity the customer is claiming, Jio downloads the information it needs from the Indian authorities and activates the phone line within minutes.
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But overall, it does seem like Sony is trying to make upgrades to this phone line with slight display tweaks (last year's XA1 Plus included a 5.5-inch display versus 6-inch) and a better processor with the option for more RAM and storage.
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In some ways, this might even put pressure on Samsung, because with the launch of the Note 10 expected to happen on August 7, it wouldn't be a great look if Samsung's traditionally spec-laden phone line comes up short against Asus' latest offering.
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It may not seem like much, but those brief conversations over the phone line have the potential to calm the growing tensions between the US and South Korea on one side and North Korea on the other — tensions that could lead to a catastrophic war.
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Finding the right platform seven months into the outbreak Thus far in the outbreak, the state health department has failed to use two other media platforms that are extremely popular in the ultra-Orthodox Jewish community: a texting app and a news phone line.
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The town consists of 16 Queenslander-style homes — which have wrap around balconies, stumps for ventilation and weatherboard cladding — but there are also roads, street lights, a water purification plant, power depot, a dam with a pontoon, plus a phone line to each home.
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And it's easy to forget that most of our impressions of fighters are forged from sound bites gathered from minds running on restricted calories yet still conscious that they're sharing a room or a phone line with someone who wants to beat them up.
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But he also says that he declined to hold hearings for practical reasons: He didn't want to give a platform to ultra right-wing gun groups who would use a doomed bill to rally their members to flood his phone line and crash his inbox.
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With their computer and phone line (which he says took a year to procure), Murthy and his co-founders started Infosys and grew it from an operation with seven employees into a global business and one of the leading technology consulting companies in India.
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CHENNAI/MUMBAI, India, March 120 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - T he phone line in New Delhi crackled with the voice of Ravinder Singh, an Indian migrant worker desperately seeking help as a nationwide coronavirus lockdown leaves him and millions like him without food, shelter or transport.
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Many, but not all, of the calls that resulted in the phone line being overwhelmed and unavailable, came from "supporters of President Trump who called to express their displeasure with the Democratic Party," according to a statement from the Iowa Democratic Party via Bloomberg.
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After determining that there is probable cause to believe that the target is a foreign agent, a judge also has to approve directing surveillance at a particular "facility," like a phone line or an email address, that the target is probably using to communicate.
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In spirit, the Galaxy Note 10+ is the true successor to Samsung's iconic big-screen phone line, while the standard Note 10 seems like something Samsung's bean counters dreamed up as a way of broadening the market for the company's latest high-end phone.
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The great hope of Internet calling was to provide 'presence' — knowing the availability or status of a contact before initiating a call — but with so many disparate communications platforms, in addition to the longevity of the humble phone line, the feature and its utility is hardly universal.
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The man spoke during a Q&A for her upcoming film, also named "Halloween," a direct sequel to the original 1978 flick, where he told Curtis how he escaped a harrowing situation in which someone had cut his phone line and attempted to break into his house.
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Nintendo&aposs Smaller, Cheaper Switch Lite Is HereConfirming rumors and speculation based on leaked photos of cases and other accessories, today…Read more ReadWe've reached out to Nintendo for official confirmation by email and its phone line appears to be getting overwhelmed by inquiries at the moment.
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Trolls expressing support for President Trump called into the phone line Democrats were supposed to use for reporting precinct tallies during the Iowa caucuses, adding to the chaos Monday night as the election app failed and precinct chairs tried to phone in results instead, Bloomberg reports.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: Mike Bloomberg thinks that maybe "an emergency phone" line should be installed so that Iranian and American officials can easily get in touch, like the red teletype hotline that connected the Pentagon with the Kremlin after the Cuban missile crisis.
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Following an expression of interest in guest starring on the show, Sheeran was offered the role by producers and recorded his voice down the phone line from the UK. The singer even has a tattoo of Blinky, the three eyed fish who makes occasional appearances on the show.
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"Samsung still doesn't have a conclusive answer for what's causing some Note 7s to catch fire" Weeks after the initial recall and the elimination of the phone line, "Samsung still doesn't have a conclusive answer for what's causing some Note 7s to catch fire," reports The Wall Street Journal.
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In the face of these cutbacks, the agency has struggled to provide adequate service to its customers, who experience long waits in crowded field offices, busy signals and interminable hold times on the 800 phone line and an average wait of nearly two years for hearings on disability claims.
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The younger Mr. Trump, who goes by Don and who has been a top surrogate for his father, told Bloomberg Politics that the interview took place when the radio host in question, James Edwards, slipped onto a phone line along with someone else with whom he was speaking.
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So they did this thing called the Islamic Emergency Defence, with a phone line and website, so if anyone thought they were in trouble or saw people attacking mosques—that kind of thing—there would be a few cars on patrol and they would go check it out.
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Still, though the app was apparently a major problem (as were delays on the phone line that was the backup system for reporting results), the silver lining was that precinct chairs kept paper records of both vote totals — or at least, that they were supposed to keep those records.
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The two sides do not coordinate strategy, but they have shared information to prevent midair collisions and other problems using a phone line that connects Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, the command center of the American-led air war coalition, with the Russian base in Latakia, Syria.
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Photo: APIn October, Microsoft admitted that its Windows Phone line was pretty much totally dead after failing to attract app developers and its market share plummeted from 0.8 percent to 0.1 percent by t 2017, with even corporate vice president for Windows Joe Belfiore saying that he had switched to Android.
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Anything more, including screen sharing, will require a monthly per user fee starting at $2.50 and rising up to $15 per user per month for video meetings of up to 100 people and features like Active Directory integration, custom URLs, and the ability to join meetings from a regular phone line.
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But despite the likely possibility that the comment phone line being down is a byproduct of the transition, the narrowed communication outlet hasn't gone over well in a tense political climate where many view its closure as a sign that Trump wants to exert severe control over government communication and transparency.
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But still, just because it doesn't have a massive display or the fancy time-of-flight sensor found on its bigger and slightly more exciting sibling, the standard Note 10 is still embodies the best qualities of Samsung's power-user phone line while also being a bit easier to handle.
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As expected, Apple revamped its high-end phone line with a new iPhone Xs and a larger-screen iPhone Xs Max as well as a colorful new lower-cost model, the iPhone Xr. It also updated the Apple Watch featuring a larger screen, fall detection and the ability to take an electrocardiogram.
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The Post noted that two employees said they could only recall the intercom being used for shelter-in-place or fire drills, so perhaps someone with little familiarity with the system accidentally redirected the call to an administrative phone line, or there's a long-forgotten crossed wire which allows anyone to dial it directly.
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That comes from an actual fetish that I think some people must have because services are advertised online where women will just ignore a guy, like a phone line for a minute rate, which I thought was such an awesome idea, and just so bizarre, because it's something you could easily, willingly get for free.
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New York City, for one, has a famously high cigarette tax, and it has a phone line that people can use to get in touch with a clinic or obtain free nicotine patches or free nicotine gum; it has seen its smoking rate drop from 21.5 percent in 2002 to 14.3 percent in 2015.
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" But the phone line was actually closed during the final weeks of the Obama administration, and it seems possible that it's a temporary victim of the Trump administration's larger transition struggles: White House press assistant Giovanna Coia told the LA Times earlier this week that White House staff is "still learning how to work our computers.
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One of the incarcerated Americans, Xiyue Wang, a graduate student in history from Princeton University, was recently transferred to an Evin Prison wing where he feels extremely unsafe because of hostility from other inmates, according to his wife, Hua Qu. She is able to speak with him sometimes on a phone line monitored by the Iranian authorities.
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MORE LATER ... CHEERS, WALT (END) SL: BARANGER BY: MODEM ;12/09,11:27 NOTE: SLUG: baranger pro technology/wilner ex baranger/mogadishu judy: situation here is chaotic: a violent rainstorm killed one of our tandy 1500s and schmitt arrived with a tandy 200, which doesn't use floppy disks and doesn't connect to anything except a phone line.
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Dr. Baker's multidisciplinary team begins by handing incoming patients a stress ball that looks like a koala — their program is called Quality of Life for All (QoLA, pronounced koala) — with instructions to squish the toy if they are stressed and use the always available phone line to contact the staff (printed on the koala's bottom), whenever anything is needed.
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Participants will be compensated $410 per annual site visit; $30 per visit for the shorter quarterly assessments; and $10 a time for the trimonthly questionnaires, according to a rep on the Project Baseline question phone line — so no one except Verily and its various academic and commercial partners stands to get rich from being involved in this lengthy medical research project.
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When we speak, several hours ahead of Support the Girls' LA premiere, Hall has been in junket mode for a few days and is loose from previous press interviews: She barely misses her step as the phone line we are on scrambles often and disconnects (thrice), and remains gracious even as I ask her to repeat herself more than a few times.
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I had expected her to discuss Olafur Eliasson's famous melting glacier works, for example, but she cleverly captures the project in a single allusion before devoting more space to lesser-known works, such as the engravings of the prolific Dalziel brothers and Katie Paterson's extraordinary piece Vatnajökull (the sound of) (2007-2008), a live phone line to a melting Icelandic glacier.
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"He was distraught, dismayed, frustrated — the prospect of remaining in Mexico feels very unsafe," Koop said, describing Francisco's state of mind after being denied entry to the US. When a BuzzFeed News reporter called the Department of Justice to confirm the hearing date given to Francisco, the automated phone line said that there was, in fact, no hearing date scheduled.
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For those who want to go to extra lengths, setting up a live chat feature on your site (even if it employs the use of a bot), creating a dedicated phone line for customer service inquiries (even if it goes straight to an answering machine) and directing customers to a "receptionist" (even if it's just Susanna the intern) are all tactics worth experimenting with.
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Voice AIs are especially problematic in this respect because audio recordings may capture the personal data of non-users too — given that people in the vicinity of a device (or indeed a person on the other end of the phone line who's leaving you a message) could have their personal data captured without ever having had the chance to consent to Facebook contractors getting to hear it.
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The public information trustee, who wished to be identified as Josh, told VICE News in a phone call from Los Angeles there has been a 51 percent spike in calls to the main phone line over the last year from people expressing interest in it — there were 419 calls as of mid-July of this year, up from 278 calls at the same time in 2017.
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The standard for obtaining such pen register orders, as the orders are generally called, is lower than the probable cause standard required for a warrant that now applies to the F.B.I. Civil rights lawyers also question whether these court orders — which pertain specifically to tracking devices that can identify incoming and outgoing phone numbers on a phone line — provide any legal authority to intercept a cellphone's signals and use it to track location.
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More than 18 hours after the actual, physical caucusing at hundreds of locations across the state had finished, there were still no official results, just resentments, recriminations and reports that a newly intricate manner of counting had proven laborious, a newly developed app for it hadn't worked as planned, a backup phone line had jammed and the campaigns had been asked to join a pair of emergency conference calls with state Democratic officials.
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When Russian forces entered Syria in 2015 and it became clear that the United States would not take real measures to counter Mr. Putin's moves, Mr. Netanyahu managed to set up a secret communications channel between himself and the Russian president, according to my sources in Israeli intelligence, as well as an encrypted phone line for communication between Israel and the Russian military and intelligence in order to prevent clashes between Israeli and Russian forces in Syria.
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" My colleague Frank Bruni, about last night: "Hours after the actual, physical caucusing at hundreds of locations across the state had finished, there were no official results, just reports that a newly intricate manner of counting was laborious, that a newly developed app for it wasn't working as planned, that a backup phone line was jammed and that the campaigns had been asked to join in on a pair of emergency conference calls with state Democratic officials.
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