So if David wants to make a call, it's a good moment for him to make a call, in any direction.
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If you need to make a call, you can always stop into the Dollar General and ask to use their landline — but really, when do you need to make a call?
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TT: I'm not going to make a call on that.
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I will try to make a call tomorrow to China.
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Plus, I can make a call on the Galaxy Fold.
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So keep an eye out for that and make a call.
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Like do I really need to make a call right now?
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Sounds like he's all in ... Steve's just gotta make a call.
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Log into Skype online on Chrome and make a call.2.
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It'll open the default dialer on your device to make a call.
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In honor of you, I will tomorrow make a call to him.
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A woman on a highway near Dorado tries to make a call.
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This means you could make a call even on a dead phone.
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They report them to the local newspaper or they make a call.
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Make a call in the Skype app for iPhone or iPad.2.
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She's still here but left to make a call in her car.
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At any given time, five to 10 people waited to make a call.
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Kylie Jenner fails to make a call to her long suspected beau, PND.
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Once I had my cornbread, I had to make a call on texture.
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But President Donald Trump appears to be in no rush to make a call.
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We can take a piece of your mind any time you make a call.
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Then the reviewers make a call whether to accept, reject or hold the app.
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"I can make a call to Balthazar, Pastis, Union Square Café," I rattled off.
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The Governing Council needs more data to make a call on this, he added.
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And sooner or later, U.S. agencies are going to have to make a call.
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Perhaps Kara had gone out to make a call, gotten distracted and lost her footing.
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You can email your lawmakers, or find your representative's phone number and make a call.
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Unfortunately, using Duplex to make a call isn't as easy as Google made it seem.
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If you need to make a call in public, these might be your best bet.
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"This is a place when the journalist and her editors make a call," Petersen writes.
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He wants to make a call on the pecking order of his passers by Aug.
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To make a call in the app, select the plus sign in the top right.
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You're there as a reference to make a call or give advice when called upon.
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"It's no problem," he said, and he pulled out a cellphone to make a call.
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While eating, I make a call to add another day to the hotel reservation for Maui.
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"They will wait to see how the elections unfold and then make a call," he said.
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Smash Mouth seemed to make a call; several songs spotted on the setlist were never played.
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In case he is listening you take out your cell phone, pretend to make a call.
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It is not decided yet when the two heads of the state will make a call.
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ET. Coming next week: It's the Federal Reserve's turn to make a call on interest rates.
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But he was interested enough in the idea of a Bloomberg presidency to make a call.
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As attendees rose for a standing ovation, Trump used the moment to make a call for bipartisanship.
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Leaders aren't afraid to make a call, even when they're not sure if it's the right one.
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Residents would drive to nearby Highway 35 and climb an overpass to try and make a call.
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Of course, if someone asks us to make a call or do something interventional, then we would.
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When you make a call that's wrong ... you were wrong on Facebook for a long time, right?
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You can make a call on WhatsApp to call an individual person or start a group call.
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"He could make a call to the people and say, 'I stand for order,' " the diplomat said.
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The cop used a personal cell phone to try to make a call, and it was immediately dropped.
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I regularly have to restart the app just to make a call, or have my microphone detected correctly.
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A businessman in a suit can't resist glancing at his phone and tiptoes away to make a call.
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Mueller did not make a call either way as to whether Trump should be charged with a crime.
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Once we've tested them internally we make a call as to whether or not to ultimately release them.
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But residents need either the internet or to make a call to apply for disaster aid with FEMA.
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You can also pin a note, too, so you won't forget to make a call or send a text.
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I felt like I had an opportunity to make it happen, put the game away and make a call.
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If I want to buy weed or amphetamines, I could make a call and have them within an hour.
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We need a little more information about what they want to do before we make a call on that.
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One of the shooter's passengers did make a call during the rampage to report his erratic driving... to 911.
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Next, I need to make a call about taking FMLA and short-term disability for my surgery recovery period.
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After everyone else filed out of the room, the three highest-ranking officers stayed behind to make a call.
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Rather than growing quietly furious at their neglect, it would have been more productive to simply make a call.
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So then I make a call to the community newspaper that's sort of the mid-size thing, the Bay Guardian.
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But S&P is obliged to make a call "when the data points to one direction or another", Tan said.
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While you're there, add in an emergency contact, who'll be notified if you make a call to the emergency services.
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On the floor, crying, an exemplar vision of a drunk mess, Carrie pulls out her phone to make a call.
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"We will make a call for countries that have so far not recognized Palestine to do so now," he said.
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But NASA is not ready to make a call on whether these are ice volcanoes, or where they come from.
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My PC gaming was only interrupted if my mom decided to pick up our home phone to make a call.
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Wearers can instruct Alexa to make a call, set reminders on their phone, or play a podcast, among other things.
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To make a call, you can ask Siri to call one of your contacts, or dial a specific phone number.
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Chances are, your phone and carrier now support HD voice quality for those few times you still make a call.
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"I don't think we're quite ready yet to make a call on attribution," Clapper said at the Aspen Security Forum.
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You can use the command to adjust the volume of what you're listening to, make a call, or ask for directions.
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To find out more about free post-secondary education opportunities near you, make a call to your state's Department of Education.
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"I had some who said, 'I wish you didn't make a call,' and that's OK, if they need that," Trump explained.
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She tried phoning her daughter, but Segein hadn't paid her Verizon bill this month and wasn't able to make a call.
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I feel that he is daring me to make a call, but, when I consider the risk, I sort of daren't.
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"I don't think we're quite ready yet to make a call on attribution," Clapper said amid mounting evidence of Russia's involvement.
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The goal is to sow enough doubt so that people are reluctant to make a call one way or the other.
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To find out more about free post-secondary education opportunities near you, make a call to your state's Department of Education.
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After she went to the procedure room, her boyfriend and I went outside, me to make a call, him to smoke.
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" At that moment, she said, her phone wasn't able to make a call, "which made the situation a lot more stressful.
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Becky still had his business card, and with the pretense of hiring him for an event she could make a call.
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Industrial Federal Telephone Corp Crank TelephonePhoto: Bruneau & Co. AuctioneersIt's metal as hell and you have to crank it to make a call.
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They have a microphone that works just fine enough to make a call, or pose a question to your phone's digital assistant.
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But, according to the police, she tried to make a call on the rescue boat, explaining that she had a missed call.
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In addition, the company announced a new built-in phone tool which allows sales people to make a call directly from Salesforce .
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When we were kids, you had to go down to the end of the hall of the dorm (to make a call).
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It only took a couple of days for us to make a call to a local HVAC repair company for a diagnosis.
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The result by the majority, instead, required that the justices balance competing arguments, consider various guideposts to interpretation and make a call.
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At the most basic level, lounges are places to answer email or make a call away from the hubbub of the gate.
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They were rescued after one of them crawled back up to the road to get cell service and make a call for help.
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You could also use the internet, but that meant nobody in the household could make a call for the rest of the day.
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And smart speakers can tell you the numbers for intimate partner violence or suicide hotlines, even if they can't directly make a call.
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Of course, our coverage wasn't designed to make a call on Brazilian equities; in fact our leader didn't mention the stockmarket at all.
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But until Granade knows which levitation tech Hyperloop One is going with, it's tough to make a call about its system a whole.
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I wait for her to send a text or make a call, because she doesn't pick up her gadget for any other reason.
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To make a call, click either the phone icon to make an audio call, or the camera icon to make a video call.
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When he bought his first mobile phone, in 2001, he was so nervous he did not make a call for nearly a week.
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Having limited access to the internet and cellphone coverage, McRaven scouted for a signal to make a call to a Washington Post columnist.
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SIMs have the vital role of making sure the person trying to use a cell phone to make a call is a legitimate subscriber.
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Have you ever been to a major event — a big game, concert or conference — and tried to make a call or send a message?
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The Dark Knight (2008)Don't you just hate it when you accidentally swallow your cell phone right when you need to make a call?
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You know, Google the name of the place, see what's on the menu, check out some reviews, and make a call yay or nay.
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Before coming to prison, if I needed to make a call while driving, I was forced to pull over and find a pay phone.
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Statisticians needed to see a 5,500 increase to make a call, so they can be relatively sure that there was some pickup in hiring.
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Instead of picking up the phone and dialing, just ask Alexa to make a call and you can talk on speakerphone throughout your home.
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A customer would choose one, the seller would make a call and someone would hurry out of a nearby apartment building with a bag.
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"I make a call whether to let him know or not, and it just so happened last evening, I let him know," he said.
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David Valadao, a moderate Republican from California who sits on the Appropriations Committee, said it's too early to make a call on wall funding.
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You can hate your job passionately, yet when you make a call and "smile down the phone" you have to sound upbeat and positive.
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And that means having to live with the ambiguity of not knowing what to do until you can make a call that feels right.
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Note that if you make a call to Skype's Echo/Sound Test Service, you can test your microphone and speakers, but not your webcam.
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Bolsonaro said he would meet with Brazilian Finance Minister Paulo Guedes Monday to discuss the issue and make a call to Trump if needed.
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Their presence means the phone can detect, among other things, when the user is holding the device up to their face to make a call.
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A few weeks ago, al-Aqeedi was in the Kurdish capital of Irbil and managed to make a call to a cousin still in Mosul.
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"As customers consolidate they are interested in dealing with suppliers where they have confidence they will make a call and get something done," he said.
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"The interest to date for the shipping portfolio has been patchy and DZ has to make a call on what to do next," one said.
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How we handle another's death is about us, never more so than when it's up to us to make a call between life or death.
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The integration will give drivers the ability to ask Alexa to control their music, check the weather, ask for directions, make a call, and more.
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On other Fire tablets that don't yet have the Hands-Free mode, first tap the home button and then ask Alexa to make a call.
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Did Kurtz, Who has been critical of Wolff for not fact-checking, ever make a call to check this or just take it whole cloth?
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"The White House is trying to determine whether they need to make a call on a decision, or allow Congress to do it," Perdue said.
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Others have told students that they are trying out a remote option or are waiting to make a call on whether to cancel or continue.
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To make a call on WhatsApp, you'll need to have the phone number of the person or people you're trying to reach in your contacts.
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Earlier, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's spokesman said the British leader would make a call to U.S. President Donald Trump to raise the case if necessary.
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Abdul Awal, a BNP vice chairman, said his party would make a call on attending any meeting only after receiving a formal letter on Hasina's behalf.
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Handling the smaller Pro in person at the event last week was nice, but I can't make a call on how it is to live with.
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Investigating a credit card forger, police waited for the suspect to make a call, then snatched the phone directly out of his hand before arresting him.
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Thankfully, national championship hero Tua Tagovailoa documented the players' hilarious reactions when they realized they were stuck ... while Saban appears to make a call for help.
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You can now call any landline or mobile phone in the US or Canada for free just by asking your Google Home to make a call.
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Here are two reasons why it is far too early to make a call on the economic efficacy and budget impact of the 220006 tax cuts.
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Frequently, we would lurch to a stop on the shoulder of the road so that Xia could make a call or answer one from a customer.
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Several women in the LA area tell CBS 2 Los Angeles that he ditched them at the table, claiming that he had to make a call.
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Before, when I needed to pay a bill, update my cable package, or do some kind of errand, I used to have to make a call.
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When this happens, it will be easier, even for some of his foes, to trust him to make a call based on merit, not political calculation.
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The map featured times around the world and the wall also had a few colorful faux phone booths for anyone who wanted to make a call.
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As to whether the drugs increase the risk of prostate cancer or death, the researchers concluded that there was not enough evidence to make a call.
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There's no evidence that any of these species have become invasive in the US yet, but it's "too early to make a call," Carlton tells The Verge.
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If your Home is set up to support multiple users, each can pair their own phone number and Home will recognize who's trying to make a call.
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"He couldn't make a call for help, so he crawled in his state of disrepair from being assaulted to the neighbor's house to get help," Rosselle says.
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The phone appears to have a speaker and microphone, but you could also use Bluetooth earbuds to make a call or plug some into the headphone jack.
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If there isn't any apparent contact information on the phone itself, you might be able to make a call with the help of the device's voice assistant.
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During home visits, a voter sometimes asked a candidate to make a call on his behalf, usually to a government office that issued permits or handled utilities.
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While Obama did not make a call to Kelly at the time, he did invite Kelly and his wife to a breakfast with other Gold Star families.
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Your mom (who loves you very much by the way) can ask Alexa to make a call from anywhere in the house and Amazon Echo will follow through.
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Its communications systems wouldn't allow him to securely make a call, send an email, or compose a tweet without fear of the information being intercepted by other governments.
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Jimmy Fallon Prediction Puppies Every year Jimmy Fallon trots out a bevy of adorable little dogs to make a call on who's going to win football's biggest game.
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The one that has jumped out at me first is called "Drop In" — which lets you make a call to someone without them even answering the phone first.
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Aaron Rodgers still found a way to get upset about it later, though, claiming Blakeman didn't give him a chance to make a call for the second try.
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The overall appeal is that people don't have to swap phone numbers to chat, so if they unmatch, the other person loses their ability to make a call.
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It's not obvious that any of these combinations would necessarily make financial sense for Verizon, but its own lackluster numbers mean it's nearly time to make a call.
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With a power limit of 3.5 microwatts, the experimental phone requires a fraction of the 100 milliwatts of power that a conventional phone needs to make a call.
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So if you end up on a date with this guy, you might want to be the one to step out and make a call... to the police.
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It's all about balancing — we balance the good things about free speech with the bad things about free speech, and we make a call — we draw a line.
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While talks surrounding a border wall have dominated the news out of Washington lately, Trump is expected to discuss several other topics and make a call for bipartisanship.
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I watch a surgeon at a corner table walk over to a telephone and make a call to check on a patient's recovery, leaving her toast to go cold.
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If you're riding a bicycle anywhere, it can be hard to make a call or check your GPS on your phone without having to stop and pull it out.
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For its part, Apple offers Siri access from your iPhone's lock screen, so you can seamlessly hear the weather or make a call without needing to unlock your device.
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Yael: Elliot needs Olivia to make a call to her boss to get him to log in; he's already on the proxy server and needs to swipe his credentials.
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"I wasn't too worried about getting the call," he said, adding of a referee, He had to make a call, and I was hoping he'd make the right one.
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There are people alive today who had to travel miles on horseback to get to a village, where you had to queue to be able to make a call.
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Bad coverage can get in the way of sending a snap, text, or a timely email before getting on the subway, not to mention trying to make a call.
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I think for the most part I stay in touch with a lot of spiritual people that send me text messages or I got to make a call to.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPhone 11 (From $699.99 at Best Buy)Samsung Galaxy S10 (From $899.99 at Best Buy)How to make a call on WhatsApp1.
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Policymakers will need to make a call this year about how large to run the balance sheet to ensure there is enough liquidity to keep short-term rates stable.
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Throughout the negotiations, Alex was available and steadfast, continually engaged to make a call or suggest a tactic to get us to the finish line, which we ultimately did.
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The boy, from the State of Mexico, said he got three meals a day and was able to make a call, to his aunt, though it did not go through.
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In order to make a call, all senior election unit analysts must agree, the NBC News director of elections must agree, and the senior news division management representative must agree.
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If you really have to make a call, dial someone out of state and let them know you're okay (or not) so you're not jamming up the local phone lines.
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Using the Skype integration, Cyanogen OS users will be able to choose whether they want to make a call over the phone network or over Skype right from the dialer.
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It's kind of this funny look at when you're really isolated, and your phone is not nearby, but you need to take a call or make a call, it's there.
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Until now, Siri has mostly been limited to Apple services and has been used for tasks like conducting searches, getting directions or asking the virtual assistant to make a call.
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Thankfully, the screen fully refreshes whenever you press the lock button, so just remember to hit it before you hand your phone over to a friend to make a call.
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Brady declined to go that far, saying it would require him to make a call on McCullough's guilt or innocence, which is not his role at this stage in the case.
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Some iPhone 8 owners are running into an issue with the phone's earpiece: when they make a call, the earpiece makes a disruptive "crackling" or "static" sound that disrupts the audio.
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Having endorsed Clinton in June, Warren is expected to reassert her support for the presumptive Democratic nominee and make a call for a united party in the face of Trump's nomination.
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It's too early to make a call on whether new regulations will increase competition for financial institutions or create a competitive advantage for financial institutions that use innovation to better compete.
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Eventually, I flagged down a passing car, whose driver promised to make a call on my behalf, and after a long twenty minutes an airport worker appeared and opened the doors.
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Alfred Eskandar, co-founder, president and chief operating officer at Salt Financial, said investors have to make a call on what's going to happen in the euro zone before buying in.
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Mayer makes the point that you'll have to make a call whether that pile of junk is worth going back to collect, as it will remain in the game where you died.
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With cold, wet fingers, the men were unable to use their phone's touchscreen to call for help, so one of them used to power of Siri to make a call to 911.
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But the Scot said it was still too early to make a call on whether was ready for the rigors of a two-week Grand Slam with best-of-five-set matches.
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He decided not to wait to make a call his friend, and instead headed in for a shift giving out food and water at a feeding station on Key West's Flagler Ave.
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Passive monitoring for heart problems and falls could literally be lifesavers, but they aren't all available yet, and we'd need to see third-party lab testing to really make a call there.
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No one at the time had heard of any actual users being mad enough to make a call or tweet or complain, so "charge rage" may not be anything to worry about.
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Ten years ago, when Walt and I wrote our Web 3.0 missive, the iPhone was just a couple of years old, a novelty for rich people that barely could make a call.
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"The only place I can try and have a private conversation is in my bathroom, pretending I am using the restroom so I can make a call," she said in her declaration.
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I'm not sure if I should slow my roll and see what happens ("sitting in the gray," our therapist calls it) or just get going on moving on and make a call.
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The ban may seem hopelessly outdated to a fan who has to trek into the woods to make a call from the rows of fixed telephone lines that the club makes available.
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Later, when he ran into financial trouble, he asked this same woman to make a call to a friend of hers at a bank in order to procure him a special favor.
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He quickly explains the situation and generally what the officials are considering, and then, after a few replays, he goes over the specific things they are looking at to make a call.
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Most, if not all, modes of communication require some literacy skills: Texting, looking up a name in a cellphone to make a call, using Google Maps to find out where you're going.
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The task will then fall to a five-person committee of Canada's most senior bureaucrats, who have been asked to assess the intelligence community's information and make a call whether to warn voters.
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He gave you the space to succeed and would back you up when you needed him to make a call or sign a letter or talk to another member on the House floor.
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After winning an award for the producer you know by shout-out along with Mambo Kingz, the DJ took his moment on the mic to make a call to his fellow Puerto Ricans.
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Grooms felt like a jerk, he said, because with roughly 100 people in line he had to institute a 30-second rule to make sure everyone had a chance to make a call.
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In one of the more powerful demos, Google had its assistant make a call to a hair salon, sounding like a human assistant, and schedule an appointment including lots of back-and-forth.
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I had just enough service to make a call, so I pulled over and called OJ Semans, of the Native American voting rights group Four Directions, whom I was meeting at the office.
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Mueller's report included roughly a dozen incidents in which Trump may have obstructed justice, although he didn't make a call on whether the president did, in fact, commit the criminal offense of obstruction.
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One day, just before the print deadline in New York, she had to make a call on what a Japanese spokesman meant when he said workers at the nuclear plant had taken refuge.
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In January 2009, I finally had to make a call that I would start investing with my own money, and when I said that, a few of the investors from my previous companies participated.
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Lindsay claims Hustle is 48X more effective than phone calling, because the response rate is at least 3X and you can send 16X more texts in the time it takes to make a call.
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" On the question of whether Russia's meddling impacted the final results of the election, Clapper said, "we could not make a call whether or not this interference actually affected the outcome of the election.
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And frankly, sometimes all it takes is a friend to make a call, to connect, to reach out, so we've got to get communities, cities, churches, everybody working together because they deserve our best.
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"It's not easy to make a call now on how much more naphtha Europe would push to Asia because demand from their petrochemical sector should still be firm," said a second Singapore-based industry source.
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Carol Christ, the U.C. Berkeley chancellor, wrote on Thursday that while classes were canceled Friday because of deteriorating air quality, officials were waiting to make a call on Saturday's game in case things get better.
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Soccer and rugby have also been affected, and Japan's sumo association was to make a call later in the day on what to do with its next tournament, slated to start in Osaka next Sunday.
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The automatic framing feature, which Google has also adopted for video calls on its Nest Hub Max, makes it easy to casually make a call without having to stay in a rigid spot the entire time.
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In Canada, it's rendering the phone mostly useless by disabling Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, as well as cell and data service — it won't be able to make a call or access the internet in any way.
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You can ask Alexa to make a call in your contacts list or add the current caller to your contacts list, transfer or place a call on hold, record a call and check for voicemail messages.
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"Calling the phone provides some natural friction, in that you'd have to get to a phone (or switch to whoever had the cell phone) and make a call and trip down a hint tree," said Gilbert.
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When you're done, Alexa says it's nice to meet you and suggests you ask her to do something to try out your new voice profile, such as make a call, send a message, or play music.
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I wanted him to understand that I didn't work that way, either, that I was empowered to make a call, and that I was eager to figure out this future together, and to do so quickly.
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"Faced with calls not to come to the festival, I would make a call to women that Pamplona is a city whose institutions and society have said they will not allow assaults," said councilor Itziar Gomez.
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One could say these businesses are trying to be Uber for healthcare because they focus on easy and convenient transactions — simply walk in or make a call, get in the queue and finish with a prescription.
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"The last thing you want is to have loaded three apps on your phone and then you go to make a call and it doesn't work anymore," Jobs told the New York Times at the time.
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If you expose generations of these mice to air pollution and that changes the development of pathology, then you can make a call that in this particular animal, the exposure to fine particles fostered the disease.
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Once you've chosen the person you want to contact, you simply use the field at the bottom of the screen to send a text or the phone icon on the upper right to make a call.
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Last month, it gave users the ability to block contacts from calling their Echo; those contacts will still see the person listed but won't be able to make a call to them or leave them a message.
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Since it's a cloud-based service, its capabilities can carry across devices: you could ask your washing machine to make a call, and it will route the call through the cell phone in your pocket, for example.
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Since options prices on the EEM have fallen, Gordon suggests simply buying a call option to bet on the ETF, rather than simultaneously buying a call and selling a higher strike call to make a call spread.
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Infringement of the quick links feature, which allows the device to recognise data on the touchscreen, such as a phone number, and link to it to make a call, accounted for nearly $99 million of the damages.
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Each time, he added, Kev would make a call to Internal Affairs to document the officer's presence, with the hope that the record would help in the event Hersl mustered a plan to take the store down.
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State regulatory deadlines this week to submit 2018 insurance plans have forced some insurers to make a call on whether to participate in the individual insurance market next year despite not having details they say they need.
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Try to make a call through the Messenger interface on the web with Safari and you'll get this: They don't even attempt to hide the call buttons to prevent users from trying to make calls on Safari.
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Kuipers revealed on Wednesday that in trying to make a call—by pressing 9 and then 011 for an international line—he missed a crucial number, triggering an alert at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
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Microwave ovens can affect WiFi speeds when they're running because they operate on the same frequency, so turning the microwave right off when you're about to do anything important online — like make a call — could prevent disruption.
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Thomas thrust himself onto the national stage on Sunday after a touchdown by pulling out a hidden flip phone and pretending to make a call, a homage to a stunt pulled by Joe Horn 15 years ago.
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Two groups of participants - between ages 21 and 73 and between 55 and 75 - were asked to use the interactive vehicle technologies to make a call, send a text message, tune the radio and run a navigation program.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Joe Biden will seek to amplify his message against campus sexual assault at this weekend's Oscars ceremony, appearing during the telecast to introduce singer Lady Gaga and make a call for sexual assault awareness.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will soon have to make a call: walk away from his party's latest attempt to gut the Affordable Care Act, or put Graham-Cassidy on the Senate floor and hope that it passes.
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Using that technology, Vanu in 2016 constructed a vast network of sites throughout Rwanda, offering cell service to residents who had had to travel miles to nearby towns just to send a text message or make a call.
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It's way too early to make a call on 2020, but there are warning signs for the Republicans — in particular the comeback by Democrats in Rust Belt states, and the increasingly solid support they enjoy from suburban women.
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READ: Trump got owned in last week's impeachment hearings, but voters didn't seem to notice Cipollone has demanded more information from Democrats about future hearings before he and the president make a call about participating in the process.
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When she learned she would be named CEO, Reaugh felt pressured by colleagues to quickly make a call: Should they announce her appointment with other organizational changes at one big company meeting and not give leaders a heads up?
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Nova Credit is looking to bridge the gap between the credit history immigrants have internationally with creditors in the U.S., giving them a set of data to make a call as to whether to issue a line of credit.
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Siri on different platforms largely exist as separate things — you can't use the native Siri on your iPhone to play a song on your Apple TV, for example, or use Siri on your Apple TV to make a call.
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If you need to make a call or send a text that simply won't work with the Wi-Fi situation or Firechat, use the OpenSignal app to guide you as you search for an area with decent cell service.
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"The progressive movement needs to make a call to Secretary Clinton to clarify where she stands really on these issues and that's got to involve very clear renunciations of the positions that are revealed in these transcripts," Chow said.
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Sometimes we were in emergency situations, and we had to make a call—could we make it to the next jail for an actual medical professional to administer it, or did we need to do this on the fly?
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But Sanders, who has been very vocal about his opposition to the Trump campaign, is expected to renew his support for Clinton and make a call for a united Democratic front, while also touting his influence on the party.
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They were "able to convince a staff member to make a call to Master Control and request that the elevator be sent to the basement, which is an unsecured area youth are not permitted to access," the statement said.
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It sounds similar to the pouches some artists require fans to put their phones into at concerts, except it's something you make at home — and Google's envelope should at least let you make a call, if you need to.
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And even if they ought to be recognized for that labor every day, it doesn't mean you can't take a few minutes on this particular one to make a call, write a card, assemble some photographs, bake a cake.
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And so Risk and Response might make a call to leave up or remove one specific post, and then Facebook's policy team will try to write new rules or tweak existing ones to make enforcement consistent across the board.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc is opening its popular Siri digital assistant to outside developers, which means iPhone users could soon be able to hail rides with Uber, publish photos on Shutterfly or make a call on Skype with voice commands.
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Speculation about a merged Tango/Daydream standard using Tango sensors for VR might require a new form factor to the current closed-back Daydream View, and it's still too early to make a call on a potential Google Glass 2.
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It's too soon to make a call on the Vive as something you should buy or not, but it makes a better case for VR — as both an entertainment device and a new computing interface — than anything I've ever tried.
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As grueling as it can be to make a call on the hard decisions, it's much worse to be unable to make a key decision at all — to be forced to take an action due to financial restrictions or other constraints.
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This was partly due to the unwieldy size of the company's satellite phone (affectionately known as "the brick"), but mostly a consequence of its cost: thousands of dollars for the phone and then around $7/minute to make a call.
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"We don't have any plans to divest ... But on the exploration side we have to make a call on whether we are to continue, and I assume that we will," Tim Dodson told Reuters on the sidelines of an investor conference in London.
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For anyone who has been trying to make a call only to be redirected to the White House website or Facebook page, now there's a calling tool to deliver you to the businesses run by the same man currently running our country. WhiteHouseInc.
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"I'd like to make a call to the Senate to broaden the space for dialogue with civil society organizations in order to hear all voices and enrich what will eventually be decided," the president said at a human rights event in Mexico City.
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So let's call it master-slave, and instead make a call for the US, where a sizeable black population is very poor, to have free healthcare, to have cops that are less biased against non-white people, to stop the death penalty.
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If Mr. Akufo-Addo fails to resolve Ghana's power crisis by the end of his four-year term, he can expect to make a call to a replacement president very similar to the one he received this month from the out-going president.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 Olympics organizers said on Friday they will make a call next week on how they plan to hold the ceremonial torch relay amid growing worries the coronavirus could scale back or even cancel scheduled events at the Games.
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For instance, if you are in a quiet doctor's waiting room or even a full but quiet subway car, you might (though we've all been around those who don't) wait to make a call to a friend, knowing you'll be easily overheard.
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Wei Jian, a disgraced graft buster who oversaw the high-profile investigation into former Chongqing party boss Bo Xilai, said all he needed to do to get a project approved for a Sichuan businessman was make a call to the province's party boss, Li Chuncheng.
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Timeline: Final moments of Flight 804 While the reason is still unknown -- and aviation analysts stress it is too early in the investigation to make a call -- it is more likely to be terrorism than a technical issue, Egypt's Civil Aviation Minister Sherif Fathy said.
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Rather than having to hop over to an e-mail or look up the phone number and make a call, a salesperson will be able to click a button within a client's profile and launch a text chat, video or voice conversation, powered by Cisco.
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Hyperloop One could bring its high-speed, tube-based transportation system to India, and will make a call by the end of this year whether it's feasible to operate in the country, based on conversations it's begun having with the Indian government, per Bloomberg.
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" Senator Michael Bennet, a Colorado Democrat who has worked extensively on immigration negotiations with Republicans, said that Mr. Trump called on Americans to "join his dark, backward-looking vision for our country," adding: "Only this president could make a call for unity sound so divisive.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThese full coverage pages look the same to everyone, Google says, with content pulled together from "trusted sources" across the web and social media— how Google's algorithms decide which outlets are trustworthy isn't clear, but it's talked about using hundreds of signals to make a call.
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Some examples include Dialpad, which lets a rep make a call from inside the customer record; MapAnything Live, which lets reps follow delivery and service vehicles on a map in real time; and Healthwise, which lets a consultant connect a patient to relevant health education materials.
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"I want to make a call to political leaders to find the ways necessary to end this crisis," Dudamel said in a video online, his moderate tone prompting one Twitter user to compare him to Herbert von Karajan, the Austrian director of Adolf Hitler's favorite orchestra.
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"I wish we could make a call on how Americans are doing as far as eating pizza, but since the number of injuries is so low from year to year it wouldn't be scientifically appropriate to say that the change in injuries is statistically significant," Galbo said.
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In a public letter published today, Project Include CEO Ellen Pao, Code2040 CEO Karla Monterroso, ReadySet CEO Y-Vonne Hutchinson, Project Include founding member Erica Baker, Block Party CEO Tracy Chou and others make a call to hold tech platforms accountable and build tech everyone can trust.
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Ruth Glenn, the chief executive officer and president of the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, advises victims turn to a trusted friend or family member, if available, who can make a call to a hotline on their behalf should they not be able to do so themselves.
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Ruth Glenn, the chief executive officer and president of the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, advises victims turn to a trusted friend or family member, if available, who can make a call to a hotline on their behalf should they not be able to do so themselves.
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"We don't make a call on whether it's going to go up or down but that it's a risk in the marketplace, and it's really far out on the risk spectrum," Christopher Harvey, head of equity strategy at Wells Fargo Securities, said on CNBC's "Fast Money " Wednesday.
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Anyone can make or receive a call through the Show if they have the Alexa app (there's no support for Skype as of right now), and Amazon is also unveiling a new feature called "Drop In," which lets designated friends and family make a call at any time.
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The company is best known for its affordable phones with solid specs and at least one or two surprising features (last year's Alcatel Idol 25 had dual speakers and dual microphones designed in such a way that you could hold it upside down and still make a call).
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Core inflation still lacks a convincing upward trend and wage growth has been unexpectedly subdued, but the euro zone economy is developing along the path seen earlier so it was premature to make a call either way, minutes of the Oct 20 meeting showed, repeating policymakers widely discussed view.
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For your home or office, you can purchase a desk mounts with powerful magnets in it; it keeps the phone securely mounted, and you can use it while it's charging, or pick it up and walk off with it to make a call or run off to lunch.
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"You could make a phone call, but that would tend to be at sunset when it's time to call the United States, and sometimes you'd get hit in the head with an avocado pit because the only place you could make a call was by the big gorilla enclosure," says Huffman.
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At the Rio Grande facility, he was able to make a call once a week to his daughter, who was living in a Southwest Key facility — the father-daughter pair jokingly put on what they called "Casablanca" accents to pronounce it as "Saltwhiskey" — in San Antonio, but couldn't always get through.
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Depending on the nickname, you should be able to say "call" or "text" followed by the moniker you've given them—if Google Now gets confused (you aren't using a common nickname for example) then you might have to tap the Make a call button that appears alongside some other possibilities.
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"When I woke up this morning I would not have even entertained the thought that the meme to revive this memeless economy would be centered around a literal grave robber and someone who decided the best course of action was to make a call-out post about it," trans-hamlet wrote.
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The dash cam video, which was aired by WSB-TV in Atlanta on Wednesday, shows the Cobb County police officer standing by a car pulled over alongside a road last year and instructing the woman in the front passenger seat to use the cellphone in her lap to make a call.
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The complaint, filed on Tuesday in the federal court in Manhattan by a woman referred to as "Priscilla Doe," said Epstein would take phone calls with important people during the massages and that he would sometimes stop a massage when he was "on the verge of ejaculating" to make a call.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:Amazon Echo (From $99.99 at Amazon)iPhone 11 (From $699.99 at Best Buy)Samsung Galaxy S10 (From $899.99 at Best Buy)How to stop Alexa from flashing greenYou can make a call to an Alexa-enabled device using the Alexa app on your smartphone.
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The Victorian Women's Trust in Australia hopes to make a "call to action" in its forthcoming research paper for the country to adopt some type of nationwide menstrual leave policy -- "and to find ways for companies to be incentivized to do that, to be encouraged to do it," Crooks said.
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Assuming you've set up Google Home, linked it to your Google account, got the Google Home app installed on your phone, and allowed personalizations—full instructions here—you can then make a call by simply saying "call..." followed by someone in your Google Contacts list (you can also just speak out the number).
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Obama landed in London on Thursday evening and will use his visit to highlight the "special relationship" between the U.K. and U.S. and to make a call for the U.K. to remain in the European Union, ahead of a closely-fought referendum on the subject due to be held on June 23.
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Regardless, the battle against encrypted phones has seen some clever circumventing: UK police have previously waited for suspects to make a call, then simply snatched the device out of their hands in unlocked mode before arresting them, and Florida detectives ave attempted to use a dead suspect's finger to unlock his phone.
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You either have to pay for an app that probably only works through a custom dialer (or the phone app, which doesn't help if you need to make a call through WhatsApp, Skype, or a different service), or you end up using a tape recorder or another phone to record the call over speaker.
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Besides the carbon-fiber-styled case and a few red visual details on the GT variant, the two phones look pretty much the same, down to the sliding mechanism that reveals the selfie camera (Engadget notes that it also reveals the speaker, meaning you can't really make a call without sliding the screen down, which is a bummer).
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In interviews with more than 20 Mueller supporters, former prosecutors and legal experts, Reuters found that criticism has centered on two decisions: declining to make a call on whether Trump committed a crime by obstructing justice, which allowed Attorney General William Barr to intercede in Trump's favor, and failing to compel the president to answer questions under oath.
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"I think Ryan's been careful not to micromanage this bill and to leave it to the committee and certainly leave it to Chairman Brady, but at the end of the day if somebody's got to make a call above the chairman level -- and that happens in every bill -- that's what the speaker's role is," said Rep.
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Mike QuigleyMichael (Mike) Bruce QuigleyLawmakers point to entitlements when asked about deficits Mueller Day falls flat Mueller on Trump's WikiLeaks embrace: 'Problematic is an understatement' MORE (D-Ill.), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, told The Hill this week that House leadership will ultimately need to make a call on the "overall" strategy moving forward.
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Every startup has to make a call on when to share technical details and when not to (for instance, should you share your technical stack with a foreign corporation who wants to buy your product but needs to verify GDPR compliance?), and getting sophisticated about sharing is critical for surviving in the cutthroat Silicon Valley market.
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Swipe a phone from a café table, make a call, dump the phone, and walk on: that's the kind of knack we have learned from Bourne over the years, and the new film supplies a few low-tech addenda, such as a Molotov cocktail snatched from the grasp of a rioter, then tossed for Bourne's advantage.
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Since I do not have an iPhone XR, I can't really make a call for you on that comparison, but from what I saw at the event and from what I know about the tech in the iPhone XS and XS Max from using them over the past week, I have some basic theories about how it will stack up.
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That judgment, that refusal to make a call, has been so clear and so consistent that one wonders about the origins of the vice president's inaccuracy: inattention, rushed preparation, bad staff work, a slip of the tongue, a reminted White House talking point, or the price of loyalty to a president who will not embrace the reality of the original Russian intervention?
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By founding and starting Docubox I was able, with my colleagues, to raise funding first of all, make a call and in quite a curated process, select a number of independent documentary filmmakers who over the past four years have been doing a lot of grueling work making these incredible films that are going to be seen come the beginning of the end of this year.
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" White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, asked about the back-and-forth during Wednesday's press conference, said Trump "took the time to make a call, express condolences and thank the family for this individual's service, and I think it, frankly, is a disgrace of the media to try to portray an act of — kindness like that, and that gesture, try to make it into something that it isn't.
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But surely, by now, so many years since the first email was sent (officially in 1971) and social media completely invaded our lives to the extent that people now buy mobile phones based on their compatibility with the most popular social networks over the basics of being able to make a call, we should have reached the situation where communication through technology isn't tarred by regular stories of discrimination, harassment, bullying, or worse.
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