"I was a telephone engineer and she was a telephone operator," he says.
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In 2015, the Sudanese government ordered telephone companies to bug telephone lines in Darfur.
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His Russian hosts were pleased to hand him a red telephone - the telephone offered here.
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"I actually have trouble hearing things over the telephone," he said during a telephone interview.
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From the complaint:After the hackers took charge of Mr. Terpin's telephone number, the hackers accessed Mr. Terpin's telephone to divert texts and telephone calls to gain access to Mr. Terpin's cryptocurrency accounts.
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But the report included extensive data from previously undisclosed telephone records obtained from telephone services provider AT&T.
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New York Telephone Co., where the government sought an order compelling a telephone company to assist law enforcement in setting up pen registers (devices that record what telephone numbers are called from a particular line).
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The telephone company increased the isolation: With 1,800 telephone company operators out, the phone company allowed only emergency calls.
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"It was the object of the conspiracy for the defendants and others to enrich themselves by charging to route telephone communications and then routing those telephone communications through cellular telephone accounts that they were not authorized to use without paying the cellular telephone carriers for the services they provided," the indictment adds.
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Banker began working as a telephone operator for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company at their headquarters in New York.
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FCC Authority Over Telephone Numbers The U.S. government has exercised oversight authority over the administration of telephone numbers since at least 1984, when a Federal district court approved the break up of the old Bell System telephone monopoly.
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No, you would build the telephone and you would try to find a way to police the misuse of the telephone.
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The word "obstruct" is key in the NY Telephone case, used to describe the effects of New York Telephone Company's noncompliance.
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Someone had climbed the telephone pole, with a pair of wire clippers, and cut all four telephone wires to the house.
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Nor does it own the equipment at issue, Feng's cellphone rather than the telephone lines in the old New York Telephone case.
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" Schmidt continued with an example: "You would not invent the telephone because of the possible misuse of the telephone by evil people.
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We'd have to find or at least arrange for a telephone line and telephone access when we needed to send our images.
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In particular, the SAMs provide that: For all non-legally privileged telephone calls or communications, no telephone call/communication, or portion thereof: i.
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"I sneaked out one night and bought a telephone card," teenager Adhir Paswan, 18, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a telephone interview.
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In 1966, Lorena Weeks was working as a night telephone operator at the Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company and juggling raising three young children.
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For telephone and face-to-face pollsters, who try to avoid bias by choosing randomly from a list of telephone numbers or addresses, another problem looms.
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Gupta declined to comment when contacted by Reuters by telephone, while Rao and Dangeti could not be reached by telephone at the SEBI headquarters in Mumbai.
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Hurricane Katrina knocked down over 3 million telephone lines in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama; over 85033 million telephone calls did not go through the day after.
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Things that, even 20 years ago, I would've memorized—somebody's telephone number, or my own telephone number—these things are now all stored external to me.
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During interrogation, Kitchen says, officers handcuffed him to the wall and beat him repeatedly with a nightstick, a telephone, a telephone book, and their own fists.
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Prosecutors accused members of the group of helping terrorist organizations, through telephone and internet contacts, and in some cases through an encrypted telephone application called ByLock.
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"Plus: "Sources in both parties agreed to share meeting notes, transcripts of telephone conversations, recordings of telephone conversations, and recordings of meetings, e-mails, and memos.
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Alexander Graham Bell had a simultaneous discovery — Elisha Gray also worked on the telephone and they filed patents on the same day in 214 for the telephone.
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"This Samsung telephone — we don't call it telephone" Apple and Sony get namechecks, but Samsung is the only manufacturer to have named devices featured in the track.
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He had to memorize hundreds of telephone numbers and was not allowed to rely on a telephone book, in case it was lost or stolen, they said.
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And we had a man on the telephone — and, by the way, I think what's not discussed enough is the power of getting someone on the telephone.
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China's Ministry of Public Security says the Internet telephone fraud in China has grown drastically, aided by the easy availability of people's telephone numbers and other private data.
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Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) The Obama FCC adopted one of the most controversial anti-business rulings in decades, as it reinterpreted the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
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Mr. Ford, who doesn't like to talk on the telephone but is willing to spend hours every day on the telephone talking to Ms. Wonsley, had no hesitation.
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At least six states already require telephone CPR At least six states already require 911 operators to be trained in telephone CPR, according to the American Heart Association.
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Telephone landlines were restored in parts of the city after a 12-day blackout and Kansal said most telephone exchanges in the region would start working by Sunday evening.
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Wheeler draws an analogy to the FCC's unlocking of competition in the home-telephone market, where, decades ago, the vast majority of telephone users leased their home phones from Bell.
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If your telephone company was advocating for the right to automatically monitor your audio telephone calls and sell what they hear, would this make you comfortable about using your phone?
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Paradoxically, the chairman has more compassion for procedural due process rights of telephone companies than for families seeking a fair price for telephone calls priced in an unquestionably noncompetitive marketplace.
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"We realized that after 51 years the greatest invention was not the plane, not the TV, not the telephone but the eraser," Carlos, 74, told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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"We realized that after 51 years the greatest invention was not the plane, not the TV, not the telephone but the eraser," Carlos, 74, told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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The system has attracted different providers, including major telecommunication companies like Fairpoint and Frontier, as well as smaller utilities like Middleburgh Telephone Company, known as Midtel, and Margaretville Telephone Company.
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Rachel Carroll-Rivas, a co-director of the rights network, said in a telephone interview they have received threatening messages by telephone, through website forms and on social media accounts.
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The Pew poll is based on telephone interviews conducted July 11-15 among a national sample of 1,007 adults, 18 years of age or older, living in the United States (398 respondents were interviewed on a landline telephone, and 609 were interviewed on a cellphone, including 392 who had no landline telephone).
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During a training exercise, she entered her boyfriend's son's telephone number into a search field and tried to access data covering the span of a month on the prepaid telephone number.
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His first and only adult job was with the New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. He started out climbing telephone poles, and he went on to install equipment in homes and offices.
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Once part of Japan's government-owned telephone monopoly, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, NTT Data was spun off after its parent company was privatized in a process that began in the 1980s.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian telephone company Oi SA (OIBR4.
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SORRY WE HAD -- SORRY WE HAD THE TELEPHONE DISCONNECT.
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LONDON — The British telephone box is not dead yet.
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WASHINGTON — Early Tuesday morning, Bernard B. Kerik's telephone rang.
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"Lifeline was always intended to be a telephone service affordability program, and this proposed action will make telephone service more expensive for people living on highly populated Tribal Lands," the statement said.
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"Patrick said, 'Either this is the telephone call about you doing Dallas Buyers Club and how we're going to make that happen, or it's a telephone call about your retirement,'" Garner said.
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I haven't lived in Amesbury for many years, but The Pizza Factory's telephone number is, along with the landline from my childhood home, on the shortlist of telephone numbers I'll never forget.
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Take the case of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) originally enacted in 1991 to restrict telemarketing calls and the use of automatic telephone dialing systems and artificial or prerecorded voice messages.
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That was at a time when you actually had telephone books, and we had to have our phone number in the telephone book so that his constituents could call at any time.
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In a docket entry detailing the outcome of a telephone conference, US District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly stated that she hopes to move the issues forward in a follow-up telephone conference Friday.
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In court, Mr. Navalny called the judge "merely a supplement to a telephone handset," according to his spokeswoman, alluding to a suspicion that judges in Russia receive instructions from the Kremlin via telephone.
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MEMORANDUM OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATION SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation with President Zelenskyy of Ukraine PARTICIPANTS: President Zelenskyy of Ukraine Notetakers: The White House Situation Room DATE, TIME July 25, 2019, 9:03 - 9:33 a.m.
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At some point, they allegedly began talking on the telephone.
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The council previously increased a telephone surcharge for laborers' pensions.
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Indeed, Merkel speaks to Putin virtually every week by telephone.
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Telephone lines and flights between the two countries were restored.
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The survey was conducted by email and telephone between Aug.
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"I always hate to cancel school," Becnel said by telephone.
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It would need computers, telephone lines and secure IT systems.
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They later seized a telephone and computer at his home.
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"We are outraged by the decision," he said by telephone.
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"Somebody mentioned my name in a telephone call," Pike said.
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The two presidents later spoke for an hour by telephone.
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The Tianjin police declined to comment when contacted by telephone.
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A street is blocked by downed telephone poles and debris.
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"There's no bond rally," Gundlach said in a telephone interview.
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Several telephone messages left for Mr. Harrison were not returned.
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He was out of town, but came on the telephone.
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Speaking to Reuters by telephone, Mai denounced the revenge rape.
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Yiannopoulos will be appearing and representing himself over the telephone.
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Moroccan banking, telephone and insurance companies have led the charge.
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Telephone calls made by Reuters to Abdul Razak were unanswered.
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A GSO spokesperson didn't return a telephone call seeking comment.
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American actor Leonardo DiCaprio talks on the telephone, circa 1989.
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Shares in both Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co (PLDT) (TEL.
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"It's deplorable," Timbuktu's mayor Abacrine Cisse told Reuters by telephone.
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MEDICAL SERVICES All telephone, television, and internet connections stayed severed.
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During that negotiation he spoke to Mr Trump by telephone.
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"Telephone" is sími, from an old Norse word for "thread".
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The U.S. Treasury Department held telephone conference calls, on Sept.
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Telephone intercepts indicated that someone big was about to arrive.
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"He understands governing," Mr. Hagel said in a telephone interview.
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OAIC did not answer telephone calls from Reuters seeking comment.
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Rowe's present and considerate telephone persona facilitates such an exchange.
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Pat McCrory by telephone on Tuesday, the White House said.
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Pistolis did not return a telephone message Sunday seeking comment.
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At that moment, Wendy Callahan called me on the telephone.
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All telephone, television, and internet connections remained severed in Kashmir.
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Cominak and Somair officials were not immediately reachable by telephone.
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Now, with the new technology, it isn't just the telephone.
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America has also ended the bulk storage of telephone records.
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The Monmouth University Poll was conducted by telephone from Nov.
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Telephone, the most relevant precedent — but that's not true anymore.
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The telephone survey of 400 Republican primary voters, conducted Jan.
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"We're not giving up," McGraw said in a telephone interview.
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Their coils reminded me immediately of an old telephone cord.
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Reuters was unable to contact Japan's foreign ministry by telephone.
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The telephone poll of 800 registered voters was conducted Feb.
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The telephone survey of 400 Democratic primary voters, conducted Feb.
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There's even a Wikipedia page specifically dedicated to telephone phobia.
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Reuters' telephone calls to Roberts to seek comment went unanswered.
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Reached by telephone, Xu confirmed the filing of the lawsuit.
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The Pew report is based on telephone interviews conducted Jan.
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Telephone calls to Maroney's art gallery were not immediately returned.
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Step 210: Do you have a telephone in your hand?
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A national telephone helpline for families also flags local warnings.
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He'd never purchased a firearm or spoken into a telephone.
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Aggarwal, speaking by telephone, declined to comment on Modi's whereabouts.
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"You can't see anything," he said in a telephone interview.
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Tillman writes of failed attempts to reach people by telephone.
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"Donald was on the telephone making the deals," she said.
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"It is very good news," Mr. Lennox said by telephone.
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The website and telephone number for tickets are now ticketmaster.
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The telephone poll of 250 American adults, conducted from Oct.
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McKeever was convicted of using a telephone to distribute marijuana.
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The data included names, titles, telephone numbers and email addresses.
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Most such surveys contact voters by dialing random telephone numbers.
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Not everyone has a telephone number in the voter file.
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An Alim Maritime official reached by telephone declined to comment.
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Suggested events included press conferences, telephone town halls or roundtables.
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"His voice is beautiful," Scully's wife, Sandi, said by telephone.
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The poll's results were based on telephone interviews from Nov.
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Earlier on Sunday, Mr. Obama spoke by telephone with Gov.
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A telephone listing could not be found for MP Food.
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"My client suffered mercilessly," DiCello said in a telephone interview.
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If he couldn't get there, he'd be on the telephone.
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"I've seen a lot," Watts said in a telephone interview.
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Mr. Rooke could not be reached by telephone on Wednesday.
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The Youth League did not answer telephone calls seeking comment.
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Telephone calls to the foundation requesting clarification were not answered.
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T) and telecoms firms Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp (9432.
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Telephone calls often go unanswered and messages are not returned.
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One day, the mother calls the father on the telephone.
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Long emails, long meetings in different cities, many telephone conversations.
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Venezuela's defense ministry didn't reply to email or telephone inquiries.
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Mr. Trump confirmed the hire in a brief telephone interview.
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A vintage English telephone booth will become a time machine.
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"They just stood there," he said in a telephone interview.
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"Every telephone that we cracked was a breakthrough," says Green.
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Canvassing was conducted by email and telephone interviews between Feb.
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Afterward: Told H.R. by telephone that he'd made his decision.
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Stripped electrical and telephone wires dangled down over the street.
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"What's wrong with the telephone and text messaging?" he asked.
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Online polls have canvassed voters more often than telephone polling.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS by telephone Nov.
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"You'll never see the wounds," Ms. Pawinee said by telephone.
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A name and telephone number are painted on the wall.
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They became friends and spent endless hours on the telephone.
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Telstra dominates the mobile telephone and broadband industries in Australia.
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They speak by telephone, but he does not identify himself.
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"It was packed," said Ms. Peper in a telephone interview.
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Reached by telephone, the Vatican's chief prosecutor declined to comment.
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Results are based on telephone polls conducted before election day.
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Reached by telephone in Spain, she politely declined to comment.
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It just said he was found in a telephone booth.
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You read and play with the telephone and that's it.
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"Breakup was the wrong word," Mr. Koerner said by telephone.
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We had talked on the telephone prior to the hearing.
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Below are excerpts from a telephone conversation with Dr. Sitti.
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"No one wants them," Fontenot said in a telephone interview.
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"John transformed American politics," Mr. Kerry said, also by telephone.
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A blue telephone cord was wrapped around her right wrist.
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Miller's time at Local 43, recalled in a telephone interview.
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Service and support is also offered online or via telephone.
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"I am very surprised," he said in a telephone interview.
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I, for one, am using the telephone a lot more.
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The benefits go beyond telephone calls and rapid text messaging.
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Reached by telephone, Ramadani declined to comment on the charges.
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"It's a huge opportunity," he said in a telephone interview.
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"She was crying desperately," Edgar recalled in a telephone interview.
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Argüelles recalled that morning later in an interview by telephone.
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"It's a natural extension," he said in a telephone interview.
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They opted instead to use the telephone hotline to report.
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The regulator could not be reached despite multiple telephone calls.
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Never deal with them by email, text, or even telephone.
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The Monmouth University poll was conducted by telephone from Jan.
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Hazmi was even listed in the San Diego telephone book.
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Trump called her office telephone line in the following weeks.
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The emails do not have details of the telephone conversations.
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His masterpiece was probably the Bell System's Model 500 telephone.
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The poll is based on telephone interviews conducted from Oct.
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"There is no telephone support," he said in the report.
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The Gallup poll surveyed 1,85033 adults by telephone from Feb.
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Canvassing was conducted by email and telephone interviews between Aug.
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"Not correct at all," Dick said in a telephone interview.
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Mr. Saracino could not be reached by telephone on Friday.
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The poll surveyed 602 likely Democratic caucusgoers by telephone Sept.
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"I was very scared," he recalled in a telephone interview.
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Al Green told BuzzFeed News in a telephone interview Wednesday.
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No matter: A telephone bidder pushed the price to $2.53,400.
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Reuters' telephone calls to the regulator on Friday went unanswered.
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"I saw the papers," Ganus said in a telephone interview.
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This attracted two telephone bidders as well as its guarantor.
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"We find this move unacceptable," he told Reuters by telephone.
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He answered the telephone, booked studio time and did typing.
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"He got emotional," Mr. Ford said in a telephone interview.
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"The telephone eats first now," he says with a sigh.
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Reuters could not immediately reach Oh by email or telephone.
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"It was a literal game of telephone," said Ms. Thompson.
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"We are stuck here now," he told Reuters by telephone.
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The two could not be reached by telephone on Friday.
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Mr. Hollins could not be reached by telephone on Friday.
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His voice remained hoarse on the telephone two days later.
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Salazar, which opened last June, does not have a telephone.
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The telephone poll of 800 American adults was conducted Oct.
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"He wasn't naïve," she said Wednesday in a telephone interview.
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In a telephone interview, the guest confirmed Mr. Mukhopadhyay's account.
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He did not reply to a telephone message on Thursday.
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"We provided good conditions," he said by telephone from Beijing.
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Just hop on the telephone or walk down the hall.
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Conoil could not immediately be reached by telephone or email.
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"I'm disappointed and mystified," Brooks said in a telephone interview.
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James Stavridis in a telephone interview with CNBC on Monday.
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The telephone survey of 21 Democratic primary voters, conducted Sept.
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Andy Latham of the Mount Pleasant Police said by telephone.
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Ms. Seely could not be reached by telephone on Friday.
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There I met "Jay" through a series of telephone calls.
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In a telephone interview from his home in Portland, Ore.
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The telephone poll of 1,012 respondents was conducted between Dec.
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The telephone survey of 1,249 voters nationwide took place Feb.
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The new Survation poll was conducted by telephone on Monday.
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This was what we told the vet on the telephone.
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We spoke to the vet on the telephone on Friday.
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"There's no bond rally," he said in a telephone interview.
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Now he can't talk to his counsel on the telephone?
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A telephone message left at the plant was not returned.
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"That's our student," Mr. Day said in a telephone interview.
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We caught up with Mr. Kobach this week by telephone.
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Relatives could not immediately be reached on Tuesday by telephone.
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A particularly egregious example comes with automating telephone technical support.
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"It's a crime," Xu Jiyuan, its principal, said by telephone.
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Trump and Xi last spoke by telephone on Aug. 12.
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Xi and Trump also spoke by telephone over the weekend.
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"Most knowledge work is a game of telephone," Weiss said.
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Calls to telephone numbers associated with Mr. Marines went unanswered.
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With "Telephone," it really brought me out of my chair.
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Calls to a telephone number listed for KONTs went unanswered.
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"They seemed like very nice people," she said by telephone.
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She was consulting the notepad she kept beside her telephone.
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"Patrick said, 'Either this is the telephone call about you doing Dallas Buyers Club and how we're going to make that happen, or it's a telephone call about your retirement,' " Garner recalled to Variety.
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He paused — just long enough for the audience to get the joke — in front of one of those minimalist telephone kiosks that had begun to replace superhero-worthy telephone booths with glassed-in sides.
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The CBS News/NY Times telephone poll has the candidates tied at 40 percent each, while a McClatchy/Marist telephone poll has Clinton leading by just 3 percentage points, 42 percent to Trump's 39 percent.
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New York Telephone Co. In that case, the FBI sought help from a local telephone utility to install a pen register, a device that gathers call records, to obtain evidence of an illegal gambling operation.
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In May 2018, Pai called on companies to adopt an industry-developed "call authentication system" for the cryptographic signing of telephone calls aimed at ending the use of illegitimate spoofed numbers from the telephone system.
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Among other things, William Twombly, Lawrence Marcus, and other citizens alleged that Verizon and its fellow incumbent telephone companies were deliberately colluding to evade a 1996 law designed to open local telephone service to competition.
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Rybicki told Mueller's team in early August 22016 that a couple weeks prior, Comey had "called the front office telephone number and left a telephone message for Rybicki," who returned Comey's call the same day.
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Instead, artists like muralist Alonzo E. Foringer contributed a draped figure sitting on a generator for a Kansas City Light & Power company gold bond, or holding a telephone for the Stromberg-Carlson telephone-equipment suppliers.
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"I wholeheartedly believed in Altee," Groh said during a telephone interview.
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I was only caught up in the net through telephone tapping.
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Hundreds more flooded the square, and a game of telephone ensued.
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"Absolutely no, this is very dangerous," Guk told Reuters by telephone.
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"When cellphones came out, people worried about telephone booths," Tjan said.
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"She is doing well," Mr. Tian said in a telephone interview.
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"He is definitely doubling," Emanuel Hudson said in a telephone interview.
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The telephone was invented to augment the limitations of human communications.
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BLAGOJEVICH (via telephone): I got this thing, and it&aposs golden.
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"It knocked down trees, lamps, poles, walls," she added by telephone.
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Dorrance did not immediately respond to a telephone message seeking comment.
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This is indeed fast enough to encrypt a telephone voice conversation.
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The telephone survey of 900 adults was conducted Dec. 9-12.
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Telephone calls to Odebrecht in Sao Paulo went unanswered after hours.
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Senior Chinese and U.S. trade officials spoke by telephone on Monday.
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Reuters was unable to contact either of the men by telephone.
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Netanyahu spoke by telephone with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday.
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A police spokesman had no immediate comment when contacted by telephone.
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The chief minister's assistant declined to answer questions over the telephone.
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Giuliani said they've had "numerous telephone conferences" with the Mueller team.
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There are two absurd things about this game of diplomatic telephone.
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Obviously, we must begin with "Telephone" by Lady Gaga featuring Beyoncé.
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The Russian government says Ukraine was discussed in their telephone conversation.
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Brian Pennings of the highway patrol said in a telephone interview.
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Hefner makes a telephone call aboard his private plane in 250.
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He cited consumer contracts for telephone service, which are non-negotiable.
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Reached by telephone, Ms. Spar declined to elaborate on her statement.
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" King adds, "I had been talking to her on the telephone.
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Questionnaires were administered online and by telephone in English and Spanish.
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" Mr. Rice, in a telephone interview on Tuesday, said, "I'm rebuilding.
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I hold telephone meetings when the children have gone to bed.
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An economy ministry spokesman could not immediately be reached by telephone.
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"Given the event, [this] isn't nightmarish," he told CNBC via telephone.
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"It is by Donatello," Mr. Butterfield said in a telephone interview.
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"Once inside the residence he will disable telephone lines," Pool said.
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Lin did not respond to emails and telephone calls seeking comment.
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Imagine a rectangle box/cabinet, sort of like a telephone booth.
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"It's a very successful garage," he said in a telephone interview.
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A JDA spokesperson did not return a telephone call seeking comment.
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"If this telephone rings, you may answer it," a note reads.
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An Endo spokesperson did not return a telephone call seeking comment.
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KPMG did not respond to telephone calls and emails seeking comment.
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The telephone poll of 780 North Carolina likely voters, conducted Oct.
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"There are no protests, sorry," said a spokesperson reached by telephone.
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All potential winners will be confirmed by email and/or telephone.
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The latest survey was conducted by email and telephone between Jan.
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The academy did not answer repeated telephone calls to seek comment.
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He claims Mia once also beat her with a telephone receiver.
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OVER the years, Stanislav Petrov got used to those telephone calls.
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The confirmations came from the morgue, usually by a telephone call.
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She got to a telephone pole and was holding onto that.
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He later spoke by telephone to Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
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Within a year, Huawei had built its own telephone switching system.
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She was allowed only limited access to telephone and internet services.
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There was no telephone, so you never knew who was coming.
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"Yes, valuations are a challenge," he said in a telephone interview.
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BERNARD KERIK, POLICE COMMISSIONER, NEW YORK CITY POLICE (via Telephone): Yes.
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A police officer reached by telephone declined to make further comments.
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People in the telephone group lost an average of 10 lbs.
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The actor also dabbled into directing with 1988's The Telephone.
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Today I have a personal telephone the size of my wallet.
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"Spain works via the telephone" a prestigious Spanish writer once said.
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I saw email more like a telephone than a cable machine.
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RUDY GIULIANI, PRESIDENT TRUMP&aposS ATTORNEY (via telephone): Well, two things.
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The academy did not answer repeated telephone calls to seek comment.
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Reuters was unable to contact Yangon's police deputy chief by telephone.
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An ANC spokesman did not respond to telephone calls seeking comment.
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Reuters was not able to reach Mihaylov by telephone on Tuesday.
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The stolen data includes email addresses, telephone numbers, and encrypted passwords.
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Charles Bombardier spoke to Reuters by telephone from Montreal on Friday.
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The changes would be reflected in the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
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"We are investigating our options," he said in a telephone interview.
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Buongiorno did not respond to email and telephone requests for comment.
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Norkist confirmed to me by telephone that the post was hers.
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Resident Gael Toukio said electricity and telephone services had been cut.
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Reuters reached Abdel Hamid by telephone but he declined to comment.
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"Nizar doesn't recognize this process," Poblete said in a telephone interview.
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Reached by telephone, Gammal told Reuters that the hijacker seemed "abnormal".
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After some difficulty she managed to get her on the telephone.
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I think it's almost like a telephone call with crossed wires.
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The prison is unfenced and inmates have telephone and internet access.
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"It's a course correction," Ms. Pasternak said in a telephone interview.
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In the 1960s, telephone systems were copper wire and circuit-based.
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The company held a monopoly on telephone service domestically until 1982.
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The telephone is (631) 324-1131 and the website is harpersbooks.com.
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"Reducing leverage remains our priority," Mark Morris told a telephone conference.
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"This is an act of justice," he told Reuters by telephone.
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In a recent telephone interview Ms. Straub, 36, spoke about it.
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One morning in Benghazi, the telephone in our hotel room rang.
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"He just had a family matter," Mr. Boras said by telephone.
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"I was absolutely surprised," he said Thursday in a telephone interview.
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They telephone constantly, sometimes as many as 150 times a day.
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"We got lucky, we were pretty fortunate," Poole said by telephone.
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Shuaa did not answer telephone calls seeking comment on the acquisition.
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"We are fighting for our honor," Mr. Kachin said by telephone.
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A patent leather handbag with functioning telephone made in the 1980s.
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I often think of the telephone as a prosthesis of memory.
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His lawyer, Eugene Conway, did not return telephone calls seeking comment.
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"We were all surprised," Mr. Kjernsby said in a telephone interview.
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"I'm shaking now," Mr. Huibers, 58, said by telephone from Amsterdam.
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In the 22019s, telephone systems were copper wire and circuit-based.
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Our telephone systems are no longer copper wire and circuit-based.
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Telephone lines, internet and television networks have been blocked since Aug.
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The company didn't respond to telephone calls and emails seeking comment.
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" Later, Teresa gets a fateful telephone call while she's watching "Scarface.
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"J'adore," she said of the Frosted Oak in a telephone interview.
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"Suddenly we heard gunshots," he said by telephone from a hospital.
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"Some issues were raised," Mr. Stein said in a telephone interview.
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Telephone calls, for example, are no longer routed over copper lines.
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This is like proposing that we return to the telephone monopoly.
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The informant also sat in on a telephone call with Coffield.
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Back then you could get telephone service from only one company.
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" Cooperman said in a telephone interview Thursday on CNBC's "Halftime Report.
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It's also best to avoid requests made by telephone, she said.
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You might telephone a friend and rant about the water crisis.
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Authorities charged Hughes with willfully making a bomb threat by telephone.
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Trump's telephone conversation with Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen on Dec.
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He then asked for my address in Trinidad, my telephone number.
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"The L.M.D.C. funding is absolutely critical," Mr. Boulware said by telephone.
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"He'll give anything a go," he said in a telephone interview.
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"I was speechless," Mr. Threadgill, 72, said in a telephone interview.
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Many also rely on telephone surveys to reach patients after discharge.
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"I was proud of ESPN," she told me by telephone Thursday.
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Farmingdale was an ugly, flat, gray landscape spiked with telephone poles.
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Dhawan could not be reached for comment on her mobile telephone.
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There's rumors that he even put a telephone in her mausoleum.
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By doing so, it's subject to regulation, much like telephone companies.
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"This is a disgusting act," Gundersen said in a telephone interview.
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Kudlow accepted the president's offer in a telephone call Monday night.
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Patterson analogized the relay of information to a game of telephone.
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Linyi city police, reached by telephone, declined to comment to Reuters.
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There are raspberries on the telephone and wishing me good luck.
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When the telephone ceased ringing, the silence tightened around the traveler.
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"What will happen to me?" he asked in a telephone interview.
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"It's not just BMW," Mr. Britt said by telephone from Spartanburg.
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"People are more interesting in football than telephone companies," he said.
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Telephone messages left for Mr. Parilla on Friday were not returned. .
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The Chinese telephone-equipment maker said the gear had been returned.
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"I love the president," Mr. Dowd said in a telephone interview.
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"The body count continues," Guindo told Reuters by telephone from Ogossagou.
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Ms. Powell did not return a telephone message seeking further comment.
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In a telephone interview from Lakeland Correctional Facility in Coldwater, Mich.
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As she walks through a mansion, a telephone rings and rings.
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"We're used to danger," Ms. Amanpour said by telephone from London.
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Mr. Hebert declined to comment when reached by telephone on Tuesday.
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"I am not guilty," Mr. Rubenis snapped when reached by telephone.
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"This is a real blow for everyone," said Hernandez by telephone.
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"She could play anything," Ms. Pirtle said in a telephone interview.
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At least my telephone didn't start ringing off the hook afterwards.
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"It's not a cartoon voice," Ms. Lader said, speaking by telephone.
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"She dove into training," Ms. Berinstein said in a telephone interview.
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These are edited excerpts from separate telephone conversations with those writers.
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"It's very ruthless," Barnard said in a telephone interview from Australia.
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Dr. Milton answered questions in a telephone interview about the research.
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"Just a beaming light," Mr. Miller said in a telephone interview.
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More recently, Noi and I had been in touch via telephone.
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" In a telephone interview, he added: "He was technically the best.
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Augusto Frateschi, the parish priest, said Friday in a telephone interview.
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"The material is amazing," Mr. Lauro said in a telephone interview.
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The interviews were conducted via telephone nationwide, including landline and cellphones.
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But few believe such an effort of diplomatic telephone will succeed.
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"It's fundamentally a thriller," Mr. Mercurio said in a telephone interview.
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"It was brand new," Erving recalled in a recent telephone interview.
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"We're not going to receive more people," she said by telephone.
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"We became obsessed with it," he said in a telephone interview.
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"Yes, totally, completely," Paganini said on Tuesday by telephone in French.
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You should know that things get jumbled in the telephone process.
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When the internet and telephone blackout happened, my mental health plummeted.
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"It's just tragic," Ms. Luna said in a brief telephone interview.
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The survey was conducted between March 219-24 through telephone interviews.
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Mary High School in Akron, Ohio, recalled in a telephone interview.
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India knows "Jio" as the name for Mr. Ambani's telephone network.
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"We're tired," she said, speaking on the telephone from a hotel.
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When reached by telephone, an employee at Gun World hung up.
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"It summons the same feelings," she said in a telephone interview.
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"Let's not go that far," she said in a telephone interview.
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Neither agency responded to multiple telephone calls on Thursday seeking comment.
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"The stress has absolutely taken its toll," she said by telephone.
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"The drama is over," Mr. Bachler said in a telephone interview.
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Nonetheless, two telephone bidders pushed the price up to $16.8 million.
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"Cliff took the telephone and told the whole story," she recalled.
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Across the region, motorways closed, and roofs and telephone lines collapsed.
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Your telephone service provider knows where you are at all times.
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Now, however, witnesses and telephone records pointed to a stronger connection.
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"Bill was a crier," Mr. Schönberg said in a telephone interview.
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" Mr. Mackintosh said in a telephone interview: "Bill completely got it.
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"We use this outdated concept," he said in a telephone interview.
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"This is blatant retaliation," Mr. Gilbert said in a telephone interview.
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She added that Juncker spoke by telephone with May on Sunday.
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"He said, 'Absolutely,'" Aikman said in a telephone interview last week.
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But BMG said its telephone polls more accurately reflect public opinion.
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Five telephone bidders pursued the work, which sold for £1.3 million.
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"The truth is the truth," he said in a telephone interview.
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"It felt like a common cold," Mr. Li said by telephone.
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" The response, he said in a brief telephone conversation, was, "Beyond.
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Once the link is opened, the telephone becomes a surveillance device.
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PT Advance Recycle Technology declined to comment when reached by telephone.
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The CBS News poll surveyed 1,012 adults via telephone from Feb.
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"My throat's hurting from the smoke," she told Reuters by telephone.
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Equifax did not respond to telephone calls or emails seeking comment.
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An AMMC spokesperson did not return a telephone call seeking comment.
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She said in a telephone interview that she had little information.
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"I was a little terrified," Mr. Klein said, speaking by telephone.
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Paris is going to be like one giant game of telephone.
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The second survey of 600 registered voters, conducted by telephone Aug.
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"That's quite the coincidence," he noted dryly in a telephone interview.
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"My soul feels taller," she said in an interview by telephone.
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Did Alexander Graham Bell ask for permission to create his telephone?
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When the internet and telephone blackout happened, my mental health plummeted.
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Friends say he was then allowed two telephone calls a week.
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His attorney Elie Khattar confirmed the ruling by telephone from Lebanon.
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The recently invented telephone had become the principal tool of generalship.
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Now, cable, satellite and telephone companies compete for multichannel video subscribers.
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"It's extraordinary," Mr. Blake said in a telephone interview on Thursday.
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Fox used to sell wills over the telephone; now he babysits.
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Consider last week's telephone call with the prime minister of Australia.
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"I've been around them forever," he said in a telephone interview.
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Ms. Yelagina did not respond to a telephone message seeking comment.
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I remember the first telephone conversation I ever had with Nan.
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The American-owned Cuban telephone company actually did that in 1957.
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"Tony was stunned," she said in a telephone interview on Sunday.
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"They're very cute little creatures," Ms. Fitzgerald in a telephone interview.
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A telephone message left with an Ameren spokeswoman was not returned.
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John Cornyn (R-Texas) said in a telephone interview on Wednesday.
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The Saudi Embassy in London did not respond to telephone calls.
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In the past, they've even exchanged musical ideas over the telephone.
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A telephone pole near Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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"Performing is my favorite thing," she said in a telephone interview.
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" Speaking by telephone, she also marveled at his "amazing aggressive shopping.
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Her father was a clothing retailer, her mother a telephone operator.
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Reached by telephone on Wednesday night, Sergeant Stamm declined to comment.
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"Balanchine was very excited," Ms. Watts said in a telephone interview.
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"The stellarator is much calmer," he said in a telephone interview.
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"Functional ware was everything," Charles Woodman said in a telephone interview.
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