There are organizations, peer groups and phone lines to contact.
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He moved into her house, he cut the phone lines.
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Hard phone lines are an afterthought, if they're still standing.
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And as the app failed, the phone lines were flooded.
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Phone lines were no longer working, and electricity was out.
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MORE wiretapped his phone lines during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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No phone lines, no internet, no access to main roads.
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For example, the Arpanet sent data over ordinary phone lines.
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It's not just Collins' phone lines that are being swamped.
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The IRS staff also told congressional aides that the level of service for the IRS's phone lines are down compared to last year's filing season, and wait times on the phone lines are longer.
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Phone lines to the company did not appear to be functioning.
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And she didn't stop at flooding the U.S. Capitol phone lines.
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Watson cut the phone lines to the house shortly after midnight.
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Typical diplomatic protocol involves phone calls on highly secure phone lines.
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They've cut the phone lines, and are chainsawing the front door.
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Now the Ukraine story has us burning up the phone lines.
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Equifax's site was only partly operational, and its phone lines were jammed.
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Phone lines have been quickly restored and ports and roads opened up.
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The phone lines rang and rang again, with nobody picking up. VisitFlorida.
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Last year, Cameroon blocked the internet and cut phone lines for months.
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That turned out to be impossible, as the phone lines were jammed.
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Those who tried to phone in results found the phone lines jammed.
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Thousand of kilometers of roads have been constructed and phone lines installed.
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Presidents typically use official, secure phone lines for calls to foreign leaders.
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When my counselor called back, the phone lines were beginning to fail.
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Other suspicious activity, like the hotel's phone lines being disconnected, raised alarm.
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Apparently, the phone lines at In-N-Out HQ were ringing constantly, too.
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Allred handled Jeffs' secure phone lines, and happened to listen in one day.
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For two weeks Rodriguez couldn't contact anyone, with phone lines and electricity down.
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" AP: "Phone lines to the hotel have been cut off since Sunday morning.
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And with all phone lines severed, there would be no calling for help.
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Faulty phone lines have also prevented sick people from calling ambulances, reports say.
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It's not just the phone lines that have been restored between both countries.
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Most are still without electricity and my family's phone lines are still disconnected.
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There was no dial tone; the problem was in the outside phone lines.
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Liberals have sought to jam Republican phone lines with protests over DeVos's nomination.
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On the eve and day of the elections, websites and phone lines were blocked.
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The Trump campaign denied any affiliation with people clogging phone lines on Monday night.
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If phone lines go down, we're left with cellular networks that quickly become overloaded.
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At least one hospital had permanently closed, and others' phone lines had been disconnected.
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Luckily, the conspiracy theorists kept their activity to the internet and the phone lines.
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Ben Ray Luján -- the committee's chairman -- was burning up his phone lines Tuesday night.
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The State Department added that internet and phone lines have been affected throughout Haiti.
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Embassies have reopened, phone lines between both nations are restored and flights have resumed.
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And phone lines got hot when former Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) and Sen.
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This means that a user will be able to have two separate phone lines.
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They manned phone lines as frantic guests called looking for answers to endless questions.
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"The phone lines are totally clogged right now, but still functional," the user wrote.
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After that article, the report shows, the phone lines of Trump's allies lit up.
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I burn up the phone lines to my sister, Kelly, who lives in California.
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The reason the internet took off is because the phone lines were already there.
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But it's got to be government, things like phone lines ... It's got to be.
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Now phone lines are restored and scheduled Ethiopian Airlines flights to Eritrea begin next week.
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We see it in how they lit up our phone lines, clogged our e-mail
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His elaborate planning—official press releases, bookings of hotel suites, dedicated phone lines—was expensive.
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They try to call the police, but an electric storm left the phone lines dead.
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Walters's story should be heartening for the anti-Trump activists flooding Congress members' phone lines.
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Because all of the recent protests, letters, and flooded phone lines are just the beginning.
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But that may have set off the next snafu: the phone lines then jammed up.
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But that may have set off the next snafu: the phone lines then jammed up.
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Bezos said the internet was able to grow rapidly due to existing infrastructure — phone lines.
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Compounding the challenge for relief workers are power outages, fallen phone lines and road blocks.
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But, the phone lines have been open during this period, and the negotiations are proceeding.
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People also reported having trouble getting through to Synchrony Bank&aposs customer-service phone lines.
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So there are other ways to report results if 4Chan crashes the phone lines again.
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The phone lines have been down for days and communication with Abaco is very difficult.
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Phone lines are down, and it is a place where every step could be your last.
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In times of political turmoil and controversy, Senate and House office phone lines come under siege.
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After the lights go out, the phone lines are cut and the building goes on lockdown.
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Some users on 4chan pushed back against users claiming to spam phone lines on Monday night.
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Businesses often use spoofing so they can hide direct phone lines and leave preferred callback numbers.
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Many mobile-phone towers and phone lines remained down for months, making branches hard to operate.
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The phone lines have been cut, and they haven't heard from Sidney in quite some time.
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Many large companies already give employees access to third-party phone lines to anonymously report harassment.
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Basic infrastructure like new power and phone lines also finally started to go up by 2016.
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So are the blood rains and the foul-mouthed crows smack-talking humans from phone lines.
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With power and phone lines down, people are having trouble getting in touch with loved ones.
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Another area where the shutdown has caused challenges for the IRS is with its phone lines.
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Correction: Earlier today NBC News, and this reporter, said that Michael Cohen's phone lines were wiretapped.
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Verizon offers home wireline services in parts of nine states, serving about 15 million phone lines.
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The community of mostly Haitian migrants has been left without power, water, or working phone lines.
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However, Boykins argued it was a standard part of department procedure to wiretap certain phone lines.
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They installed millions of phone lines, and curtailed the common practice of repairmen asking for bribes.
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At the time, phone lines and even phone hardware, were owned by communications companies like Bell.
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We're told the AG's Office is staffing the phone lines while cops will handle any investigations.
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Scammers are clogging up our phone lines and ripping off American consumers on an unprecedented scale.
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Various states have seen unemployment insurance phone lines jammed as recently laid-off workers call in.
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Then, starting on July 22, new phone lines may be assigned numbers that begin with 341.
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Power and phone lines were out for weeks, and crops like banana and papaya were destroyed.
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Besieged precinct workers couldn't get through on the jammed phone lines to check much of anything.
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Most encrypted phone lines now use software called "voice over internet protocol" to shield against spying.
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The fault also affected some phone lines and the main Maiquetia airport just outside the capital.
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Consider someone who has sex phone lines on speed dial, chronically masturbates, or visits prostitutes compulsively.
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"Our phone lines are open, they have always been open," Navarro told reporters on a conference call.
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We opened our phone lines after the election to hear from Americans about how they were feeling.
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The phone lines at the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline lit up in a way not seen before.
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Unsurprisingly, phone lines are jamming up, and some senators have taken to social media to branch out.
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Thousands of people have sought refuge in shelters, and electricity and phone lines have been severely affected.
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That's not to say that the S7 and Samsung's lower-budget phone lines have been doing poorly.
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Consumer complaint and inquiry phone lines cannot be answered Consumer protection and local competition enforcement must cease.
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In others, phone lines rang, and emails were sent without answer and cell phones went to voicemail.
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Electricity and phone lines have been disrupted, hospitals have limited capabilities and there is no running water.
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Liberal advocacy groups sought to jam Republican senators' phone lines in the lead-up to DeVos's vote.
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Liberal groups have jammed senators' phone lines with thousands of calls urging them to vote against her.
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And shadowy threats flooded the phone lines and inboxes of nearly every key player in the drama.
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People would hang on to their phone lines like family jewels and hand them down to relatives.
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The vote clears the way for carriers to switch on robocall-blocking technologies for phone lines by default.
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Phone lines are down, WhatsApp is intermittent, and you can barely write an "I'm OK!" to those asking.
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Since phone lines have been exceptionally busy, some Periods for Pence supporters are flooding the governor's inbox, instead.
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She had four phone lines at her house in Benedict Canyon; lovelies lounging by the pool; drugs aplenty.
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Confusion surrounded NBC reporting on surveillance of Michael Cohen's phone lines on Thursday, leading to a 5 p.m.
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Solitary confinement, strip searches, prolonged yelling, threats, broken phone lines, mold, and being crowded in with hardened criminals.
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In practice his government has made Aadhaar cards mandatory for everything from mobile-phone lines to food subsidies.
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An anonymous poster on the site 4chan Monday stated that the target was the Clinton campaign's phone lines.
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Electricity and phone lines were disrupted, hospitals were left with limited capabilities and there was no running water.
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When phone lines opened, people from both countries took to calling random strangers -- just because they now could.
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Authorities have lifted some roadblocks and restored some phone lines in the region since August, the AP reported.
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People should have similar privacy protections when they use cable or phone lines to get on the Internet.
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The students had no way of messaging or communicating with one another aside from their personal phone lines.
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Internet and phone lines remain cut, and soldiers continue to seal off large chunks of roads in Kashmir.
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At the time, people connected to bulletin boards by dialing in to the phone lines through a modem.
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After burying the dead and cleaning up the ruins, water, electricity, and phone lines have to be restored.
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They examined the phone lines that were cut — but only after the phone company had already repaired them.
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Consumers seeking to buy the coins crashed the White House Gift Shop's website and jammed its phone lines.
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Maintenance workers were removing fallen road signs, as well as electricity and phone lines dangling across secondary roads.
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Liberals made DeVos a top target and sought to jam Republican phone lines with protests over her nomination.
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As part of a communication shutdown, residents in Kashmir have lost access to phone lines and the internet.
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Hotels and restaurants were inundated with water, and whole neighborhoods were left without electricity or working phone lines.
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Mick Mulvaney's phone lines, hoping to win an endorsement from the influential member of the House Freedom Caucus.
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These families record what they watch, either through viewer diaries or through boxes that communicate with their phone lines.
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Early neuroscientists from the 20th century described neurons as electric wires or phone lines, passing signals like Morse code.
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I switched back and forth between two phone lines and personalities: a shaky, desperate mother and chirpy, cheerful journalist.
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Law enforcement in Arizona recently arrested a teenager in connection with a Twitter scheme to clog 911 phone lines.
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The country's dizzying new array of anti-Trump groups haven't just been marching, protesting, and melting Congressional phone lines.
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The time had come for the hackers and geeks who had been experimenting with early computers and phone lines.
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Liberal groups have trained their fire on DeVos, jamming the phone lines of Republican offices to protest her nomination.
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The leaked image of the upcoming phone lines up with sketches and a recentish patent from lens makers, Zeiss.
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Trains and planes won't run on schedule, the electricity may go, and the phone lines may not work well.
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A handful of radio amateurs restored communications by jury-rigging phone lines to help the authorities coordinate rescue efforts.
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As of Thursday, phone lines and inmate money services were still down at Calhoun Correctional and Calhoun work center.
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With phone lines down, "many employers have people still unaccounted for," Mr. Maldonado said in a message through LinkedIn.
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White House advisers lit up phone lines to Capitol Hill and business groups, warning that an announcement was imminent.
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Price said the backup phone lines crashed because internet trolls got the number and flooded the lines Monday night.
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He added that phone lines were down in the region, making communicating and getting information from the area difficult.
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" He opened the phone lines, and the first call was Steve from Waukesha, who said: "I don't believe it.
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After the story was published, their phone lines and email inboxes were immediately flooded with tips from former gymnasts.
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And it hints that the best way to attack the problem may be preventing scammers from generating new phone lines.
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Due to the hurricane's strength, authorities nor paramedics could physically reach the woman but luckily, phone lines were still active.
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These often are phone lines that have very low usage and designed to help those with severe mental health issues.
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Remember when horror movies featured slashers who cut phone lines, leaving their victims with no way to call for help?
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A Faso staffer told a local town supervisor that their phone lines are being "inundated" with calls about the ACA.
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On the eve of the election, websites and phone lines were blocked and remained so as polls opened on Thursday.
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He pointed to those who galvanized around the Affordable Care Act earlier this year, flooding phone lines to their reps.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has developed a call tool to help constituents flood the phone lines of their representatives.
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An article on Tuesday about an effort by Republicans to flood the phone lines of House Democrats misattributed a quotation.
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The fine also related to Galp's practise of charging consumers to use some of the group's customer care phone lines.
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Or when he suggested that then-President Barack Obama approved surveillance of his phone lines at Trump Tower in 2016.
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They point to tens of thousands of phone calls protesting DeVos's nomination that tied up Senate phone lines for days.
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On the eve of the election internet and phone lines were blocked and remained so as polls opened on Thursday.
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Concerned people initially encountered a flawed website, jammed customer service phone lines and confusing information about what remedies were available.
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The fault affected some phone lines, parts of the Caracas metro, and the main Maiquetia airport just outside the capital.
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Since Maria killed phone lines, Medina had not had contact with his sister Josefa, who lives about 30 minutes away.
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"We have added 129+ staff to man the phone lines and hundreds more are being hired and trained," Cohen said.
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Often, they are pruned to within an inch of their lives to fit under phone lines or to avoid streetlights.
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With congressional phone lines overloaded and district offices mobbed across the country, it's beginning to look a lot like 2009.
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As we reported yesterday, the party set up 85 phone lines to handle calls from more than 1,600 caucus sites.
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And they'd open the phone lines to the public to see if they could get a reaction out of anyone.
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Not only are people showing up to town halls, they are clogging their lawmakers' phone lines, which is surprisingly important.
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Country stations began refusing to play the band's songs after listeners flooded their phone lines complaining about the Dixie Chicks.
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For instance, just months ago, service was cut off for 19,000 phone lines across 13 states due to cost concerns.
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The party has not responded to requests for information on how many individuals were manning the phone lines on Monday night.
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Kentucky fans reportedly also called his business repeatedly to jam its phone lines — he's since blocked numbers with Kentucky area codes.
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He said such emergency phone lines would be expanded to include a new direct link between the two countries' defense ministers.
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Hoping to control the stream of unfiltered information, the government shut down phone lines and internet when the Arab Spring started.
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According to The Associated Press, the city will be installing additional phone lines in jails to handle the increase in calls.
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When some L.A. Times readers called to inquire about their print edition, the customer service phone lines were on the fritz.
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" But Navarro also cautioned that there are no negotiations planned with China at the moment: "Our phone lines have been open.
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In that predigital era, the services relied on dedicated phone lines and transmitters that converted an image's tones into audio signals.
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Phone lines, internet and electricity were all down in the city, but the government vowed to have services running again soon.
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Conditions for residents are precarious, with electricity, gas, and phone lines disrupted, fresh water supplies limited, and rain continuing to fall.
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But new housing needs new sewers, streetlights and phone lines, which have so far been slow to materialize, said Mr. Guzzo.
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The internet and the phone lines had not been shut down; TV stations, for a while, anyway, were still broadcasting freely.
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As broadcast TV and land-based phone lines become obsolete, our homeland security apparatus needs to keep up with current technology.
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Armando Gutierrez, family spokesperson (from Elián documentary): I had two [phone] lines one to the house and one to Janet Reno.
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Women didn't just flood the phone lines-- they showed up to confront Senators and their staff in person in overwhelming numbers.
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Residents were struggling to communicate after phone lines and power were knocked out across the island, said Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit.
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This post has haunted me as I've watched the 115th Congress unfold, with jammed phone lines and canceled town hall meetings.
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" He added, in a jab at the harder-to-get Senator Marco Rubio of Florida: "The phone lines work from Miami, too.
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Not long after his speech to Congress, Trump used Twitter to assert without evidence that the previous administration tapped his phone lines.
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Rick Scott said first responders were facing communication issues — the emergency operations center was without power and their phone lines were down.
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The makers of Burner, an app that lets cellphone owners pass out alternate phone lines, has a new approach to tackling robocalls.
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There's also a pair of independent underground phone lines that are wired to different exchanges and underground fiber optic lines, as well.
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The Department of Public Works tweeted early Tuesday morning that its emails were offline and that customer service phone lines were inoperable.
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The GOP is already rattled by a unified and vocal progressive base that is tying up phone lines and disrupting town halls.
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When the phone lines light up in offices all over Capitol Hill demanding a vote, Washington may well be out of excuses.
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Liberal groups also see an easy target, and have been jamming up Republican lawmakers' phone lines to urge them to reject DeVos.
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She had 10 phone lines to answer, and they rang from the time she walked in until she left for the day.
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But if something does happen, the number of people trying to make phone calls around the same time can overwhelm phone lines.
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Election officials and vendors insist that the modem transmissions are safe because the connections go over phone lines and not the internet.
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The fire disrupted phone lines to city offices and destroyed City Hall's main computer, along with paperwork that may have offered guidance.
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"I tried calling the court literally all day, and the phone lines were down so you couldn't even get through," said Chaltain.
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Already, congressional Republicans are complaining that their phone lines are jammed, that their town halls are swarmed, that protesters are, as Rep.
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A few weeks ago, within the first two hours of becoming available, 42,2212 reservations were booked through February, overloading the phone lines.
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Khan also said some critics have called the union's phone lines and left messages attacking them for opposing the health care plan.
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Khan also said some critics have called the union's phone lines and left messages attacking them for opposing the health care plan.
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Mr. Kovaleski's next mission was in Cairo, where the C.I.A. was tapping the Soviet Embassy's phone lines; Mr. Kovaleski translated the conversations.
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There were 85 phone lines to take calls at the party headquarters in Des Moines, said Kevin Geiken, the party's executive director.
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Protesters have held sit-ins at Senate offices, phone lines have been jammed and editorial writers have blasted their states' congressional delegations.
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Post still cannot be sent to Qatar from Egypt or Saudi Arabia, according to customer service phone-lines run by those countries.
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You know the one, where people take advantage of public phone lines and jam them up with misleading or even prank calls.
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She faced widespread grassroots opposition that brought protesters to the streets and jammed up phone lines for senators from Maine to Oregon.
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City and State officials will likely use FM radio to communicate with the public while phone lines and cell towers are fixed.
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The website of the Red Cross went down Monday morning, and there were reports on Twitter that the phone lines were overwhelmed, too.
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They were seen more like the equivalent of a phone company, offering phone lines but not policing what is said on the calls.
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We see it in how they lit up our phone lines, clogged our e-mail in-boxes, and jammed our online comment system.
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She also noted that GAO's decision Monday recognized the need for staff to have access to secure phone lines when handling sensitive material.
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In a statement to NBC News, the Trump campaign denied any involvement in the campaign to jam the Iowa Democraty party's phone lines.
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A Ritz Carlton spokeswoman declined to discuss the situation on Sunday and phone lines to the hotel have been cut off since Sunday.
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Speech, by comparison, can be difficult to interpret (think fuzzy phone lines and noisy cafes) but each individual utterance holds much more data.
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On a for the major averages, Cramer decided to open the phone lines to investors worried about the state of the stock market.
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He added the majority of his sources prefer in-person correspondences or using private email accounts and phone lines for speaking with him.
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NBC News, citing a source with direct knowledge, initially reported that investigators had tapped the phone lines of Trump's longtime lawyer Michael Cohen.
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Bechtold would call his mother's numbers every now and then, just to test the phone lines; maybe a call would get through somehow.
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To see if their love could reignite over the phone lines, which would result in Owen would be leaving Amelia at the altar.
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They urged residents and visitors to keep emergency phone lines open and, in some areas, to boil their water or use bottled water.
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"Both phone lines are down," said Olivia Ghafoerkhan, 35, whose mother is a resident at River Valley Rehabilitation Center in rural Blountstown, Fla.
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Mr. Boykins has insisted that the recordings were made inadvertently, as part of a longstanding police department practice of taping some phone lines.
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We burn up the phone lines, and I tell them what I know, but that's no substitute for learning and experiencing it themselves.
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The surge of people applying for benefits overwhelmed many states' phone lines and online systems, causing website crashes, technical glitches, and hourslong delays.
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For non-trading employees who can work from home, they have also stumped up for recorded phone lines, faster servers and additional screens.
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The phone lines of the Xe-Pian Xe-Namnoy Power Company's two offices in Laos were either busy or rang unanswered on Tuesday.
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With phone lines cut, there was little word yet of how coastal Cuba's residents or tourist businesses — a significant economic driver — had fared.
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And that's why, even as the country feels more polarized than ever, the C-SPAN phone lines are still open, 225 years on.
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With power out in many areas and phone lines down, it's still not clear how many voters across the state have been affected.
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Alleged efforts to wiretap President Trump's phone lines during his campaign could have been conducted as part of a "rogue intel operation," Rep.
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But worried Venezuelans with relatives close to the epicenter said they were struggling to contact their family members due to shaky phone lines.
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Congressional phone lines have been jammed for weeks, and people have been taking to the streets to protest Trump's actions since Election Day.
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Dar el-Ifta also opened phone lines to promptly communicate with people who provide religious guidelines in moderate interpretations of the Islamic teachings.
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In 1991, Navy midshipmen bent on stealing West Point's mules cut phone lines, bound and gagged Army staff, and were pursued by police.
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Venezuelan businesses struggle to operate because phone lines have stopped working, worsening a five-year economic crisis that has shrunk the Venezuelan economy.
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You record a message for your senator or representative, and the app delivers the recording at night when the phone lines are freed up.
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That was then, this is now Time was, weather reports were sent out over teleprinters, which were basically typewriters hooked up to phone lines.
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The background: On Saturday morning, Trump claimed on Twitter that Obama had ordered the phone lines in Trump Tower tapped during the presidential campaign.
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At the same time, we were all readily aware that our phone lines were being tapped and all of our mail was gone through.
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Late at night on August 4th phone lines, television and internet access were cut and leaders of its political parties put under house arrest.
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Why it matters: Some less-populated areas may technically have internet, but it's slower satellite, or DSL service delivered over old copper phone lines.
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But mainly my brother and sister and I would just call ourselves on the company phone lines, or page each other on the intercom.
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"Many people complained about their representatives having full mailboxes or busy phone lines, and we realized there was another option: fax machines," he said.
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"Our phone lines in our office are ringing off the hook, as we speak," Murphy said, sounding more energized than he had for hours.
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With phone lines jammed and cell service not reliable in the days immediately following Harvey, these groups used Zello to organize their rescue efforts.
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They say this caused a variety of problems for locals, including compulsory purchase orders, issues with phone lines and water supplies and other disruptions.
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"Just as Africans skipped past fixed phone lines straight to mobile phones, they can skip past owning a vehicle straight to the shared economy."
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Soon, the phone lines are tied up as senior citizens from Colorado Springs call in to find out more information about the Sandpiper lawsuit.
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Once everyone moved into the new building, it was still a couple of years before the authorities connected a heating system and phone lines.
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Big names behind some of those platforms — including Betterment and Vanguard — are promising human financial planners at the other end of their phone lines.
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In the meantime, Baltimore is resorting to the good, old-fashioned telephone to handle requests—even though some departmental phone lines aren't exactly working.
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Hutton, the New York health department's deputy commissioner, said last month that his agency started to focus on utilizing WhatsApp and news phone lines.
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Because of the sheer number of customers affected (though the company has not shared the number), Honda's customer service phone lines have been overwhelmed.
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With expanding connectivity, there is no longer the time-consuming need to bug phone lines individually and have human agents read the intercepted conversations.
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In fact, last year he placed a wiretap on Luis' phone lines – using as his cover a memo from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency.
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Since ending their "state of war," the two leaders have agreed to open embassies, ports, phone lines and resume flights between the two countries.
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In a series of tweets earlier this month, Trump leveled the explosive allegation that former President Obama had ordered surveillance of Trump's phone lines.
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About 420 phone lines servicing 600 locations around the world ran from the phone company to the World Lubavitch Communications Center (WLCC) in Brooklyn.
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If your country's phone lines were compromised, would in-game voicechat create a needle-in-a-haystack situation for spies trying to listen-in?
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Significantly higher and the system is vulnerable to a sudden increase in demand that could tie up the phone lines and keep callers waiting.
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His sister, Lidia Manganti, who lives in Jakarta, has been frantically trying to reach her relatives over phone lines that are working only sporadically.
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Banks dismiss these fears: many told Reuters all systems have been replicated across locations, with staff linked by open phone lines and loudspeaker systems.
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Read the latest about how a coding error and jammed phone lines led to the nuclear meltdown that appears to have caused it all.
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The phone lines are traditionally divvied up by party — Republican, Democrat, and independent, though the categories change depending on the topic up for discussion.
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This information can be used to better staff their phone lines during busy times or to update their website or business listings, for example.
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In the episode, Elena mentions that after Dancing with the Stars, we never talked like we used to — but the phone lines work both ways.
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The company initially said just that it was looking into the issue, while confusion led to hour-long hold times for tech support phone lines.
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The group is also calling for dedicated phone lines to help congressional staffers working with families in their states to speed up the reunification process.
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During the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing, which didn't affect hard phone lines in the area, mobile networks couldn't handle the surge in activity.
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In recent days, her critics have reportedly overwhelmed phone lines urging senators to oppose her nomination when it comes up for a vote this week.
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That effort led Ryan's vote to fail on the floor amid a torrent of protests, furious town halls, and congressional phone lines jammed with calls.
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It's also a good idea to map out an evacuation route ahead of time and how to contact one another if phone lines go down.
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In one case, boys had drained water tanks and cut phone lines before setting fire to their principal's car and pushing it into his home.
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The Republican National Committee's effort was meant to tie up phone lines of congressional Democrats as part of a broader plan to defend the president.
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To keep the boys' spirits up, authorities are attempting to set up phone lines inside the cave to allow them to talk to their parents.
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Opponents have flooded Senate phone lines urging members to vote against her, and social media feeds have also been hit hard by anti-Devos messages.
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Many of the worst-hit areas in the south were completely cut off from rescue workers by severed phone lines and collapsed bridges until Thursday.
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The developers started their work by asking for a list of the most common questions students asked when calling the school's student services phone lines.
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Until Thursday, there had been no connection to the south of the country — neither electronic nor physical, owing to severed phone lines and collapsed bridges.
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Under the Obama administration, the Justice Department came under fire for subpoenaing outgoing call records from 20 phone lines belonging to AP reporters or editors.
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From New Jersey to Texas to Oregon, the newly jobless have tried to file claims, only to run into glitchy websites and clogged phone lines.
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Phone lines to reach the IRS for taxpayers wishing to make payment arrangement was "abysmal," the report said, with average wait times of 221 minutes.
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In the 1980s, the French began connecting themselves to the Minitel, a console like a black-and-white TV connected to dial-up phone lines.
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But emergency phone lines were jammed by Saturday afternoon and local officials tried to monitor Twitter and Facebook as well to pinpoint those in need.
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Plaintiffs' lawyer Jamie Zidell of J.H. Zidell didn't respond to my phone message, but I'd bet his phone lines are open for additional Acosta employees.
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No one can pretend that they are simply neutral platforms—mere tubes and pathways, like phone lines, that allow us to share snippets of our lives.
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Rather, it achieved its ends by cutting phone lines and access to the internet, arresting nearly the whole political leadership and imposing, in effect, a curfew.
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With celebs manning the phone lines, the Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Relief Telethon generated over $44 million in aid, according to event organizers.
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Consider that in 2002, Republican operatives jammed the phone lines of Democratic phone banks in New Hampshire, possibly costing them a seat in the U.S. Senate.
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With Rebel, the app uses a data (or wifi) connection to place an app-to-app call, and then routes that call through local phone lines.
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"What I do see is a home terminal that's connected to a centralized network by phone lines, fiber optics or some other communication system," he said.
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Presidents generally place calls on one of several secure phone lines, including those in the White House Situation Room, the Oval Office or the presidential limousine.
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The subterfuge included two phone lines in their tiny apartment: Ms. Crane's line went to her side of the sofa bed and Mr. Sturtevant's to his.
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Nelson recorded a message to her membership saying, "We have hit the breaking point," and urged them to flood the phone lines of their congressional representatives.
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Electricity and phone lines were down in much of the city, streets were blocked by debris and broken glass, and it was difficult to move anywhere.
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In response, the news agency reported, the owners' group shut off power to the room, which also cut phone lines and internet connections throughout the building.
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Outside, workers set about rebuilding power and phone lines devastated by the Israeli bombardment, which also razed entire tower blocks, leaving rubble strewn across the ground.
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Tasha Robinson tracks how digital isolation has become a standard trope in scary movies, replacing cut phone lines and power outages as the setup for mayhem.
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A number of volunteers resorted to calling the state party to report results, and many reported being left on hold indefinitely due to busy phone lines.
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Lacking contact with the outside world and working phone lines, people have had to revert to word of mouth to pass on what little is known.
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Scott told reporters after touring the destruction in the Florida Panhandle that not only was the emergency operations center without power but their phone lines were down.
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When those problems forced precinct captains to call results in to the party's state headquarters, phone lines got tied up with some captains on hold for hours.
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It is a comprehensive distribution strategy, and it's backed by extensive planning for how to handle phone servicing via local partners and provide customer support phone lines.
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On a brutal day for the major averages, CNBC's Jim Cramer decided to open the phone lines to investors worried about the state of the stock market.
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A large chunk of that money will go toward upgraded missiles, new infrastructure, and overhauled command-and-control systems, such as digital phone lines and modern computers.
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If you and your dumb friends are flooding the phone lines with fake distress calls, it might make it harder to respond to, you know, actual emergencies.
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In the documents, which have been obtained by PEOPLE, Katherine stated the belief that her residence, including private areas and even phone lines, are under Trent's surveillance.
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My Internet and phone lines were down, so early that morning I scouted out a spot with decent cell reception: a lonely corner of a friend's deck.
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That's what happens when a brand garners enough buzz on social media: When a product drops, it does, in fact, crash websites and clog up phone lines.
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And Trump himself has been burning up the phone lines, pleading with Republicans who are opposed to or still undecided on the ObamaCare repeal-and-replace plan.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey and Biden have also burned up their phone lines in the days after the midterms, calling elected officials who won competitive races.
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"It's just very difficult to find somebody, especially after the parent's been deported," Young said, saying parents often return to remote, rural areas without stable phone lines.
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Of course, when the time came to open up the phone lines for listener comments during the conversation, Tanabe called in to offer his bold two cents.
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They began burning up the phone lines again and in April, they went on a first date to a Manhattan restaurant, and began seeing each other steadily.
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In 2012, Pancho's Mexican Buffet shut down almost all of its 40 locations, its corporate offices, its website, and all of its phone lines without any explanation.
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" If Ms. Pelosi is interested in "peeling off" the votes she needs, Mr. Kind added, "she's probably better off burning up the phone lines with other members.
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Instead, news trickled in over scratchy phone lines that the group the men thought were targeting them had attacked another community nearby, carrying off around 600 animals.
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Many reported that phone lines at party headquarters were busy for hours, as potentially hundreds of volunteers from more than 1,600 precincts tried calling in their results.
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But as the app failed, the phone lines backed up, with precinct chairs reporting a wait of more than an hour on Monday night and Tuesday morning.
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They scorched the phone lines with insults and accusations for nearly a half-hour to the "oohs" and "aahs" of traders from the floor of the NYSE.
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Communication and travel restrictions have gradually been eased and India said by Monday it would partially restore mobile phone lines, although the internet still remains largely blocked.
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The effort to present important measles information to this community in different ways, such as through WhatsApp and news phone lines, came six months after the outbreak.
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Hundreds of houses, many made of adobe, collapsed as the tremor downed electrical distribution and phone lines in several towns, the National Civil Defense Institute (Indeci) said.
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No word yet on the fleece's email practices, but we'll update you if it starts doing crazy shit like holding conversations with world leaders on unsecured phone lines.
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Africa doesn't have the phone lines or roads to run traditional cables, and satellites and drones won't work in dense cities, so Wi-Fi is the answer. Wifi.com.
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Since stripping Kashmir of its autonomy in early August, India has stopped international journalists from traveling there, locked up local politicians, and severed phone lines and the internet.
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Fitzpatrick said phone lines were down as the shooting was happening because 911 calls from shootings in other areas of the community appeared to have flooded the system.
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Brazilian mobile operators cut 2100 percent of cell phone lines in December, trimming their subscriber base for the seventh straight month, according to data from telecommunications regulator Anatel.
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The Justice Department and intelligence agencies, while part of the administration, would have had authority to seek warrants to tap Trump's phone lines - even without Obama's direct command.
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Dave Mahler hosts Seattle's afternoon sports-talk-radio show "The Dave (Softy) Mahler Show," on KJR 950 AM. One day in late January, the phone lines lit up.
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It's a situation reminiscent of the thousands of Americans who jammed senators' phone lines seeking to halt the confirmation of Trump picks like Betsy DeVos and Jeff Sessions.
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He interviewed current and former American military personnel, and often opened his phone lines to callers who wanted to talk about what they'd seen in the night sky.
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What you find there will vary depending on your cable company, but many providers have problem-solving tools available to help lighten the load on the phone lines.
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And the sudden rush of layoffs led to jammed phone lines and overwhelmed computer servers at unemployment offices across the country, leaving many people unable to file claims.
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And the sudden rush of layoffs led to jammed phone lines and overwhelmed computer servers at unemployment offices across the country, leaving many people unable to file claims.
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The relatively few cell phones then in existence mostly weren't working—in addition to the overloaded networks, damaged phone lines and power outages rendered 160 cell sites inoperable.
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The phone lines were all analog, and each picture took around 10 minutes to send — if the line was interrupted for any reason, we'd have to start over.
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People had trouble using the app, and phone lines used to call in results as a backup option were jammed for hours — in part because of trolling efforts.
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That carefully avoided addressing other phone lines that may have been subjected to surveillance, and it was not a categorical denial that Trump's conversations had ever been monitored.
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Others could then browse this global collection of data, including a new version of C.B.B.S., through 22 phone lines plugged into a bank of modems on a wall.
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The subscription — which costs $60 a month, with additional discounts for people who have multiple phone lines on the same account — includes unlimited data, talk and texting capabilities.
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CNN's KFile first discovered the calls on the Nomorobo website, which tracks robocalls through the 250,000 phone lines they own in order to block them on their application.
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Still, some Americans must stay on the job: doctors, nurses, ambulance drivers; police officers and firefighters; the technicians who maintain the electrical grid and gas and phone lines.
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Still, some Americans must stay on the job: doctors, nurses, ambulance drivers; police officers and firefighters; the technicians who maintain the electrical grid and gas and phone lines.
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The cartel had been paying $103 billion in pay-offs each year, and practically own the phone lines, taxi cabs, and all the information in the city of Cali.
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The demo was stunning, both because of how human this next-level chatbot sounded and how dystopian the world would be with our robot imposters flooding the phone lines.
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The lawsuit, filed on Monday, came two days after Trump alleged that former President Obama ordered wiretapping of his phone lines at Trump Tower during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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So, months in advance, we set to work on installing a 4 WIRE, a simple piece of equipment -- in essence two open parallel phone lines -- one in each direction.
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MORE (D-Colo.) have been burning up the phone lines and participating in meet and greets with prospective donors, O'Rourke hasn't gone through the machinations candidates typically participate in.
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The Apple blogger Benjamin Mayo said he thinks Hilsenteger's dummy phone lines up with past rumors and leaks and is in fact the real design of the iPhone 11.
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But that's still quite a few determined Americans who can easily shut down the phone lines of 435 House offices if they really put their minds to it. 85033.
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The IRS also reports a customer satisfaction level on its phone lines of 85033 percent, but the agency only surveys taxpayers whose calls were answered by representatives, Olson wrote.
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"Obviously not all men subject all women to mansplaining all of the time," wrote Peter Tai Christensen, one of the gender experts who will be manning the phone lines.
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Waves of attacks inundated the center's phone lines, with callers cursing and threatening the "butterfly freaks" who were stopping the wall, while another shut down the group's Facebook page.
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I'm on a run of supremely unearned positivity, so let's say that America eventually gets superfast, free WiFi everywhere down the road, essentially replacing phone lines in the process.
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In March, Speaker Ryan's first attempt to pass the American Health Care Act failed amid an onslaught of protests, negative media attention, and the relentless jamming of congressional phone lines.
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City Finance Director Henry Raymond added that some email accounts and phone lines had been restored, though many municipal payment and finance systems had to be operated in manual modes.
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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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Critics of the judge's sentencing have begun an effort to recall him, even as others have defended his decisions, and threats of violence have flooded the California court's phone lines.
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During the 28503 filing season, the IRS had a level of service on its accounts management phone lines of 22019 percent, down from 80 percent during the 2018 filing season.
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Phone lines and computers may also be deductible, separate from the home office expense, but if the time is split between personal and business use, that needs to be documented.
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Nothing about it resembles a place of human habitation, and in fact it was built for machines: An AT&T subsidiary commissioned the tower to house long-distance phone lines.
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Olson also expressed concerns about the agency's customer service during the first few weeks of this year's filing season, noting a low level of service on the IRS's phone lines.
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The app fell apart, phone lines were jammed, math errors were made, and the party — which had to tabulate and reconcile not one but three sets of results — was overwhelmed.
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Faulty apps, issues with rules and jammed phone lines plunged the Iowa caucus process into turmoil Monday and has delayed the process of naming a winner up to a week.
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Mark Dayton said Tuesday that the state's ObamaCare call center had been hit by a robocall attack that clogged phone lines for hours and prevented some people from signing up.
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With markets more volatile than they have been in months, CNBC's Jim Cramer opened the phone lines for investors on Wednesday to offer advice on their portfolios and favorite stocks.
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By speaking on open phone lines and disregarding other security protocols, the White House risks foreign governments and ill-intentioned actors eavesdropping on Trump's discussions about running the country, experts say.
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Screenshot: KATU 2911 dispatchers in Oregon had a busy evening on Tuesday as panicked citizens flooded the phone lines after receiving an emergency alert warning of a "civil emergency" in progress.
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It pivots from crossed phone lines to crossword puzzles, and keeps returning to reenactments of lip-reading lessons given to children when the teaching of sign language was banned in schools.
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And this time, abortion rights advocates don't have a deluge of calls clogging the Capitol phone lines or a rare instance of a Republican standing up for reproductive choice to thank.
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Real-time text, or RTT, is a replacement for TTY typewriter devices that work across conventional phone lines and help people who have difficulty hearing; RTT is designed for wireless networks.
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An aide told The New York Times his location would not be disclosed as the phone lines were "being listened to," but it's rumored he may have left the country entirely.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) funded an effort to tie up House Democrats' office phone lines as the impeachment fight with the Trump administration intensifies, The New York Times reported Monday.
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The announcement was coupled with a total communications blackout in Jammu and Kashmir, with internet and phone lines cut off, as well as a massive troop increase, severe curfews, and detentions.
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Shortly before the decision on Monday, the Indian government sent in thousands more troops, cut off the internet and phone lines for many people, and placed regional politicians under house arrest.
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The attacks began to grow particularly heated nearly two years ago, when Mr. Obama called on Mr. Wheeler and his fellow F.C.C. commissioners to regulate the internet like traditional phone lines.
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It was a smoke-filled room, you couldn't see from one side to another, full of people bashing away on old-fashioned typewriters, struggling to get through on bad phone lines.
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This is a modest and necessary adjustment to a program that was created in 1985 for home phone lines and is paid for by a universal service fee on telephone bills.
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Word going around last week was that unlike the last time we were on the precipice of repeal, GOP representatives' phone lines were not tied up by angry and desperate constituents.
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Democrats are also planning a series of rallies, news conferences and protests in states with key senators and are encouraging supporters to flood their phone lines with calls opposing Judge Kavanaugh.
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Between now and then, liberals can speak up, hold rallies and tie up the phone lines of Senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, the pro-choice Republicans from Maine and Alaska.
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Only one of the Abacos' two cellphone companies has restored partial service in Marsh Harbour, but the regular phone lines remain down, leaving most people without a way to make calls.
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LEWISTON, Maine — Standing on the House floor minutes after voting to impeach President Trump, Representative Jared Golden replayed in his head the criticism streaming through his office phone lines and inbox.
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Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee have followed FBI director James Comey in asking the Justice Department to swat down Trump's claim that Obama unilaterally tapped phone lines in Trump Tower.
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Thankfully, major league spring training for me, did eventually come in 1994, and with it improved accommodations: the Mesa Mezona had more than the four phone lines the Maricopa Inn was offering.
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They opened phone lines between the two countries that had been cut for two decades, and land-locked Ethiopia said it would be given access to the sea at an Eritrean port.
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Uber opened up its phone lines to the press Tuesday, but the grand affair of the ride-hailing giant launching their apology tour didn't come without a few bumps in the road.
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According to WCJB, city manager "Joe Helfenberg confirmed that the director of information technology, Brian Hawkins, was fired" as a result of the attack, which hit servers, email networks, and phone lines.
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Google is not currently in the same game as Expedia and Priceline of supplying hotels or other travel inventory at the customer level; dealing with cancellations, customer phone lines or local owners.
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The plan was codenamed Nitro Zeus, and if it had ever been deployed, it would have taken down parts of Iran's civilian infrastructure, including its power grid, phone lines, and air defenses.
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That's exactly why our one million members take to the streets, flood Congressional phone lines, and storm town halls to oppose the Trump administration's agenda and anti-choice politicians in the states.
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The IRS has also struggled with its customer service to taxpayers, with many callers to the IRS's phone lines experiencing significant wait times or not being able to reach an agency representative.
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The roadblocks have prevented food supplies from entering the region, and sick people are struggling to get to hospitals because of faulty phone lines and the police blocking ambulances from moving around.
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" DPW had previously tweeted that the "email outage has also taken down phone lines to Customer Support and Services, so for now we're unable to take calls to discuss water billing issues.
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The change is estimated to impact about 85 percent of AT&T's 64.5 million postpaid phone lines in service, making for about $800 million in additional annual revenue for the telecom provider.
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During the press conference, Husted asked owners and managers to make wise decisions about whether their businesses are essential, rather than clogging the phone lines of law enforcement and local health departments.
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The US government has tapped phone lines and other forms of communication and sent informants into Muslim student groups and mosques, and added "suspicious" Muslim infants (and others) to no-fly lists.
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One of the thorniest questions of the talks was how to deliver relief to the battered airline industry, whose representatives burned up the phone lines over the weekend and Monday calling senators.
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With hospitals pushed to the brink, doctors in short supply, and emergency phone lines tied up due to non-stop calls, the coronavirus isn't just putting a strain on Asian healthcare systems.
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NBC News reported that the monitoring of Cohen's phone lines was in place before the FBI seized records and documents in an April 9 raid on his offices, hotel room and home.
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Mr. Tillotson thought that if he offered the news media phone lines and something to put on television, he could turn his fledging township's nine registered voters into something to write home about.
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Washington (CNN)For nearly two weeks now, President Donald Trump and his aides have floated a conspiracy theory involving President Barack Obama wiretapping then-candidate Trump's phone lines in his Manhattan office building.
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When Americans first began dialing up in the 231s, it was via phone lines that were regulated under Title II of the Communications Act, meaning they could not discriminate based on the content.
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Nearly 203 years ago, they went into business together, investing $220,235 each, renting a friend's garage and doing something that seemed crazy: They started an internet business sending animated videos over phone lines.
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To get the plane from Empire to Burning Man, Big Imagination had to do the whole road-shutting police escort thing through Gerlach — and also temporarily sever its power lines and phone lines.
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SAO PAULO, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Brazilian mobile operators cut 4.4 percent of cell phone lines in December, trimming their subscriber base for the seventh straight month, according to data from telecommunications regulator Anatel.
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As I write this, a bill to yank health care from 22 million people is wending through the backrooms of the Senate as protesters light up phone lines and try to save lives.
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After it was announced on Monday that phone lines would be restored between both countries, Ethiopia's telecoms company, Ethios, sent text messages to its 57 million subscribers, saying they could now call Eritrea.
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Each night a steady stream of voices called into the WBAI phone lines from across a largely silent city to ask questions, offer opinions and bear witness to life in New York City.
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But a communication blackout imposed by the Indian government, in part to prevent large public gatherings, has cut the internet and phone lines, preventing Yetoo and other worried students from reaching their parents.
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DAR ES SALAAM, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Tanzania's telecoms regulator said on Thursday it may switch off up to 15 million SIM cards of users who failed to register their mobile phone lines biometrically.
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In fact, after the phone number for reporting precinct results was posted online, supporters of President Donald Trump managed to flood phone lines and interfere with the counting of results, according to Bloomberg.
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"Violent intimidation tactics" were used to "reduce the exposure and visibility of pro-establishment candidates", it said, including damaging candidates' offices, cutting their phone lines and internet and removing campaign posters and banners.
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Misinformation about Facebook itself also came up this year, and this Tech Tip explains how to avoid phony Facebook phone lines and the people behind them who want to rip off unsuspecting users.
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By day, Mr. Anderson is a consultant who works on phone systems, setting up phone lines for companies and the kind of networks that ask you to press 1 for this, 2 for that.
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At AID Atlanta, an HIV/AIDS care and education provider, phone lines light up with people asking about how to get access to PrEP, but not nearly as many follow through to get it.
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DRIVE a few miles from the centre of Accra, the capital of Ghana, into the neat rows of houses that surround it and the paved roads disappear almost as quickly as the phone lines.
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That's because they aren't that much different than the "bots" that have long populated customer service and the Internet at large — pre-Internet Moviefone, automated phone lines or AOL's classic SmarterChild instant messaging robot.
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"They're already paying the price in scams flooding our phone lines, wasted time responding to false and fraudulent calls, offering us what we did not ask for, do not want, and do not need."
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Apple's solution makes it easier for customers and businesses to move away from phone lines, while Google is leveraging AI to handle spammers — and even place calls for customers through its Google Duplex technology.
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One of the most famous instances was in 2002, when a telemarketing company was hired by the New Hampshire state Republican Party to jam phone lines of a Democratic get-out-the-vote effort.
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As Google notes, its automated speech recognition service gets to very high accuracy rates, even on the kind of noisy phone lines that many customers use to complain about their latest unplanned online purchase.
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The shutdown resulted in a backlog of correspondence and a drop in the IRS's level of service on its phone lines, according to a report issued last month by National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson.
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Federal authorities are monitoring the phone lines of President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen, and have spotted at least one call between a Cohen line and the White House, NBC News reported Thursday.
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These groups and individuals have tied up phone lines and clogged Capitol hallways and were, once again, aided by a small, rag-tag group of Republicans who opposed the bill for their own reasons.
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C-Span, the no-frills public affairs network, became a spontaneous town square for everyday Americans who lit up the channel's phone lines, compelled to share deeply personal reactions to what they had seen.
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Over 70s are deemed to be a high-risk group under UK medical advice, but many don't feel comfortable or safe using the internet, meaning Farewill will prioritize phone lines to help older customers.
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Stewardesses are required to be single, so Grace and Mike have two phone lines installed, one for the airline and one for everyone else — a historical detail that might have had more narrative consequence.
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It was the same at the four other carwashes owned by the same family in New York City and the surrounding area: the phone lines disconnected, the hoses and wash mops idle and dry.
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In the days leading up to the hearing, Franken said that no Democrats would vote for DeVos and liberal groups jammed senators' phone lines with thousands of calls urging them to oppose her nomination.
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Overloaded phone lines for reporting results -- a problem exacerbated by Trump supporters and others calling in to make trouble worse -- combined with changes to how the Party reported caucus votes triggered a nuclear meltdown.
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Trump refuses to use a more secure White House landline, the report says, opting instead for less secure cell phone lines that intelligence officials believes are being spied on by Chinese and Russian agents.
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What the NETs know from their training, is that rather than trying to call 911 on the jammed phone lines, we should send a runner to the closest Basic Earthquake Emergency Communication Node (BEECN).
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The technology—which by its fourth iteration, released in 1972, had become a networked computing platform that relied on a mixture of mainframes, terminals, phone lines, and custom programming tools—clearly inspired what came next.
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When we got wind of the proposed art strike, our phone lines were already connected to the Whitney and we felt a responsibility to answer the call by connecting the political moment to the museum.
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One fundraiser with ties to one of the two primary GOP congressional super PACs said donors have been "burning up the phone lines" trying to figure out how to help protect GOP majorities in Congress.
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They carried out attacks to weaken Nazi communication and transporation circuits, strategically cutting phone lines and blowing up roads, railways, and bridges to hinder the movement of German reinforcements Hitler was ordering to the beaches.
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Civil defense officials also pointed to severe communication outages in the area due to downed power and phone lines, reinforcing the decision to proceed with evacuation plans immediately rather than wait for a potential emergency.
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In the absence of a wall of defense around the bill, congressional Democrats, medical groups, and activists launched an all-out blitz against it — taking over the airwaves, holding rallies, and jamming Senate phone lines.
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Hundreds of thousands of men and women have marched in the streets, flooded Congress' phone lines, and mobilized online to stand up for women and our basic freedoms in the months following President Trump's election.
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Until recently Openreach has focused on deploying new technology to speed up the 'last mile' of existing copper phone lines instead of running fiber at much greater cost all the way into homes and businesses.
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On Wednesday police entered the Catalan economy and budget department and the tax office as part of a raid on regional government offices, seizing documents and cutting off phone lines, according to a department official.
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Paley started working at the Trevor Project as a volunteer on the phone lines, the organization's first line of defense, and said he was surprised by the effectiveness a conversation can have in preventing suicide.
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After the phone lines became swamped, with some precinct leaders giving up and going to bed without reporting results, the party moved essentially to Plan C, a manual examination of the worksheets from each caucus.
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With hospitals pushed to the brink, doctors in short supply, and emergency phone lines ringing non-stop, a dozen cities have been put on lockdown in Italy —now the most-infected country outside of Asia.
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Nadine Mannering, Melbourne After two days without power, safe water, phone lines or the internet, and running low on food, we decided to try to get to my parents' place in Canberra from Wallaga Lake.
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There is a troop of long-tailed macaques that live in the hills behind our building and we can watch them swinging through the trees or running along the phone lines displaying their acrobatic prowess.
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The SEALS tried to get phone lines into the cave to allow the boys to speak to parents and families staying at a nearby shelter throughout what could be Thailand's most high-profile rescue mission.
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Because so many precinct chairs couldn't get the app to work or bypassed using it altogether in favor of calling results in, phone lines were overwhelmed, leaving some caucus officials on hold for over an hour.
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Additionally, the Times wrote, many local election sites report vote totals to their county election offices via phone lines, a practice that "election officials and vendors" say is safe because it does not use the internet.
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The company, parent company of NBCUniversal, is hoping the new service will lock in existing customers as well as attract new ones, going after the 130 million mobile phone lines in places where Comcast offers services.
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"The difference between FY 2018 and FY 2019 for levels of service and wait times for all phone lines at the end of the shutdown and the first week all employees returned is … shocking," Olson said.
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Hundreds of people have been freed from detention and phone lines restored, although the internet remains suspended for fear it could be used to organize protests that have turned violent in the past in the region.
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Pressed by Carlson, here's how Trump justified his accusation that Obama committed a felony and illegally "tapped" his phone lines right before the election (transcript via NBC's Bradd Jaffy): TRUMP: Well, I've been reading about things.
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The report said that telephone service was even worse on other IRS phone lines, including the line that taxpayers call when they can't pay their tax liabilities in full and want to arrange a payment plan.
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Sick people are also struggling to call ambulances because their phone lines don't work, and ambulances are having trouble traveling to hospitals because of the roadblocks and curfews, Shah reported, as did The New York Times.
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"Years before other schools recognized the importance of computers, the Lakeside Mothers Club came up with the money to buy a teletype that connected over the phone lines with a GE time-sharing computer," he said.
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They range from consolidating courses that would originally have been taken in increments over the span of months to virtual learning to having students staff phone lines for hospitals to help disseminate information about COVID-19.
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The world of telecommunications and the internet were just starting to blend, and the hacker, Levin, had tried to steal $10 million by gaming the international funds transfer system, which was then run on phone lines.
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When reports came in about phone lines being jammed, the party texted its volunteers with the three new phone numbers — a move precinct leaders said made it far easier to reach an operator to report results.
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And another black eye to a newspaper where credibility is such a serious problem that it reported on Sunday that readers are flooding inboxes and customer care phone lines with complaints not seen in 15 years.
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Activists were on the front lines during the Obamacare repeal effort, holding sit-ins in House and Senate offices on Capitol Hill and across the country, and jamming the phone lines, encouraging senators to vote no.
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The teenage me—demanding Juicy Couture sweatsuits, refusing to attend Hebrew school, obsessed with private phone lines and high-falutin' ideas of personal liberty mostly revolving around my belly button ring—did not exactly honor my namesake.
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It also frees up the business owner from having to deal with the ever-increasing number of spam calls that waste their time, and can move customers off of phone lines to complete tasks online, where appropriate.
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With phone lines and internet services suspended, six newspaper editors and journalists told Reuters they have no way to access wire reports or any outside online news sources, their district correspondents, and seek comment from government officials.
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Instead of simply providing a way to call your reps, as many apps today do, Stance lets you pre-record your voice message to be left on the rep's voicemail when the phone lines are freed up.
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A hotel company's most loyal customers generally book directly on its website or phone lines, instead of going to a human travel agent or Expedia and its competitors, where the hotel company has to pay a commission.
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They give investigators the power to get court orders for business records deemed relevant to a national security investigation, and to swiftly follow around a wiretap target who changes phone lines in an attempt to evade monitoring.
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As VentureBeat noted, few U.S. customers use dual SIM configurations, though it is more common in Asia and Europe, where many people use two SIM cards to toggle between work and phone lines and national or international carriers.
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In 1998 opposition candidate Cuauhtemoc Cardenas had a narrow lead in early returns when the system for tabulating votes was said to have "collapsed," purportedly due to failure of phone lines which were used to report the count.
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While the GOP was attacking healthcare, Americans flooded congressional phone lines, signed up to support reproductive freedom with organizations like NARAL, and started organizing action parties to discuss why it's important to fight back against this dangerous agenda.
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The combined results have been weighted to adjust for variation in the sample relating to geographic region, sex, race, Hispanic origin, marital status, age, education and (for landline households) the number of adults and number of phone lines.
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Such phone lines are also popular in Minnesota's Somali community, and that state's health department made extensive use of them during the 2017 outbreak, arranging for Somali doctors and nurses to make presentations on the lines encouraging vaccination.
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The 911 system is limited by the number of phone lines, dispatchers, and resources that can be deployed – and it quickly became overwhelmed by the scale of the disaster at hand, in the case of Harvey's flood victims.
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Keeping up with distant friends and relatives once required expensive calls on land-based phone lines; now there are free or nearly free conversations through text messages, mobile phone calls or video communication services like FaceTime and Skype.
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Ultimately, what we did see is a GOP afraid of assassination by Trump's tweet, afraid of media narratives that steered away from the epic ObamaCare repeal in play, and frightened by relentless citizens flooding up their phone lines.
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The prime minister said the emergency services acted as fast as they could but acknowledged that some of the efforts like alerting the population might have been hindered because the blaze had ruined phone lines and communications towers.
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More than 224 people have died in western and northeastern parts of India and millions have been affected by floods that have washed away homes, devastated large swathes of farmland, destroyed roads and disrupted power and phone lines.
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That first night, we knew less about the damage than friends and relatives in other parts of the country, who frantically tried to call and make sure we were OK but couldn't get through on jammed phone lines.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to revive Cox Communications Inc's challenge to the validity of six Sprint Corp patents on how voice calls may be handed off from traditional phone lines to networks like the internet.
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A nearby civilian had heard the firefight and rushed to a pay phone to call the cops—something I could've stopped by having one of my own lieutenants cut the phone lines, if I'd been even more prepared.
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Many New Yorkers aired their frustrations on social media about trying to submit their claims, venting that the site was crashing every time they attempted to finish the process or that the phone lines were out of service.
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The fact that the White House is emphasizing convenience of communications at the expense of security is not entirely surprising in light of recent reports on President Trump's continued use of unsecured phone lines and personal electronic devices.
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Phone lines are currently down in the region, making getting updated information difficult, according to the AP. The People's Peace Movement began holding rallies last week in the southern Helmand province, an area strongly held by the Taliban.
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For several days after computer systems were paralyzed by a ransomware attack, the staff of the small North Florida town worked with the F.B.I. and an outside security consultant to restore phone lines, email and online utility payments.
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In line, Key West residents talked about hurricane news they'd heard broadcast on US1 radio, a Florida Keys station that's been providing updates on which phone lines are available and how long the wait times are at local businesses.
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Allen Crum, who accompanied law enforcement to the top of the tower during the final showdown, remembers trying to call his wife to let her know that he was all right, only to find all the phone lines jammed.
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After a week or so on the job, and especially as the phone lines got busier, I eventually started to enjoy it a bit, even competing with the others to feign the most politeness or sympathy for customer woes.
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Amanda Khan, PLAN's economic justice organizer (and, as it happens, Bethany Khan's sister), said the group has been holding events nearly every day around healthcare issues, flooding politicians' phone lines, sending letters, and sharing families' stories through social media.
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As Gates recalled in a 2005 speech, the school's "mothers club came up with the money to buy a teletype that connected over the phone lines with a GE time-sharing computer," and that machine effectively changed his life.
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The combined results have been weighted to adjust for variation in the sample relating to geographic region, sex, race, Hispanic origin, marital status, age, education and (for landline households) the number of adults and the number of phone lines.
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So, just in case, I also called T-Mobile, and a rep assured me that it is always possible to pay my share of the bill on my own, since the costs are separated under two different phone lines.
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The wireline workers who went on strike represent the older part of Verizon's business, and Verizon is focusing more on its mobile business and less on the broadband and phone lines that are the backbone of wireline workers' jobs.
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Mr. Brennan became so concerned last summer about signs of Russian election meddling that he held urgent, classified briefings for eight senior members of Congress, speaking with some of them over secure phone lines while they were on recess.
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Canadian cabinet members also kept phone lines "humming" with their U.S. counterparts in an all-out push that recalled a lobbying effort in April 2017 to persuade Trump not to withdraw from NAFTA but to pursue re-negotiations instead.
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"We must ask the aliens themselves what they want," the woman said, but now her colleagues were standing too, and shouting, and phone lines were ringing as we called in support of the beautiful ones, and her voice was drowned out.
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In a truly douchebag move, he flips this whole debacle on Maggie and says that the reason he's been seeking comfort in other women's phone lines, like his ex-wife's, is because Maggie is so closed off about her feelings.
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Kevin Paulson is the legendary hacker who became famous for taking over all of the phone lines that led to Los Angeles-area radio stations so that he could be the 102nd caller and win a Porsche back in 1990.
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Indivisible followers swamp their local Republican lawmaker with pestering letters, jam their phone lines with inquiries, about their votes or intentions to vote, buttonhole them in public and organise protests rallies when they go to ground, as many now have.
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For me, someone who uses mobile hotspot on both phone lines, that would be another $50 on my bill, which would actually make Verizon cheaper (provided I can keep hotspot usage pared to 10GB per month, which I almost always can).
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Those behind bars have often alleged it has more to do with protecting lucrative arrangements restricting them to expensive, exploitative phone lines run by private contractors that (at local prisons) can run into the dozens of dollars for 15-minute calls.
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Most of them are low voltage telecommunications wires for phone lines and cable TV, and ended up looking this way over the years due to independent phone companies haphazardly draping their wires to new homes as and when subscribers signed up.
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Hundreds of buildings have been evacuated over the last few years - including shopping malls, hospitals and hotels during last year's soccer World Cup - in what security services have said were mass bomb hoaxes using the Internet and conventional phone lines.
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Telkom, whose core business is providing fixed and mobile phone lines and data, made a second attempt to buy IT infrastructure firm BCX for 2.6 billion rand ($202.48 million) in 2015, seven years after competition concerns scrapped its first bid.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - A power outage hit parts of the Venezuelan capital, Caracas, on Tuesday, according to witnesses and subway authorities, forcing at least 10 subway stations to close while traffic signals and phone lines were also down at rush-hour.
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In a harbinger of the abolitionist movement, the likes of Catharine Beecher, William Lloyd Garrison, and Ralph Waldo Emerson spoke out for them, and deluged Jackson's legislative allies with petitions—the congressional phone lines of the day—bearing thousands of names.
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The RNC paid for about 11,85033 calls to almost three dozen House Democrats to influence public opinion on the impeachment inquiry and clog the representatives' phone lines, affecting access to the lawmakers, two people briefed on the effort told the Times.
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Founded in 1999, Wiseguy employed about a dozen ticket "pullers" to work Ticketmaster's phone lines, memorizing the quickest ways through automated phone trees and sweet talking the company's representatives into reserving tickets for them the second they went on sale.
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And today, two sources "with knowledge of the legal proceedings involving Cohen" told NBC that the federal government "monitored" Cohen's phone lines in the weeks leading up to their raids on his office, hotel room, and home in early April.
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On a recent morning at her home in Washington Heights, where she has lived for 50 years, Dr. Ruth was laced up in her signature Merrell sneakers juggling two phone lines, a ringing fax machine and questions from this reporter.
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Kashmir was thrust into a digital black hole in August after India's Hindu nationalist government revoked an article of the country's constitution that guaranteed the region a degree of autonomy, and shut down all communication, including the internet and phone lines.
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"Given the shutdown of digital services and phone lines in the region, it's right for us to try and increase the provision of news on our shortwave radio services," Jamie Angus, director of the BBC World Service, said in a statement.
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Most of the state's marijuana is grown in remote regions that lack broadband and even working phone lines, making it difficult to reach and register growers in the new systems, said McGuire, who represents the state's pot-producing North Coast region.
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When Donald Trump picked Steve Bannon to serve as his chief strategist, outrage against "normalization" of a man who mainstreamed white nationalism drove thousands of activists to mob congressional phone lines and demand their members of Congress speak out against him.
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Two hours after Giuliani made his comments in an interview with BuzzFeed News, NBC corrected its earlier story — reporting, instead, that a pen register, which only logs calls and cannot record them, had been authorized to be placed on Cohen's phone lines.
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Additionally, Iowa Democratic Party chair Troy Price reportedly told officials on a Wednesday night call that the backup phone lines crashed after "internet trolls" got ahold of the number and flooded the lines, according to someone on the call who spoke to CNN.
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If you truly think that laws are irrelevant and that securing your communications from government surveillance is the only force for liberty, then your biggest problem with the FBI's persecution of Martin Luther King Jr. was that they tapped his phone lines.
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He defined it as "the virtual-reality technology that may one day allow people wearing special bodysuits, headgear and gloves to engage in tactile sexual relations from separate, remote locations via computers connected to phone lines," and that's pretty much still spot-on.
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Over Labor Day 1995, he became one of the first to stream a concert online, when—on behalf of Curry's OnRamp—he multiplexed eight phone lines to create a 128k signal, webcasting Metallica's Molson Ice Polar Beach Party live from the North Pole.
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"Most of us have not spoken to our relatives there in 10 days," said Faiq Faizan in Delhi, adding that people in Kashmir are trekking and waiting for hours to make calls from a few phone lines in government offices and police stations.
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The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in a statement said movement constraints for humanitarian personnel and disruption of phone lines were posing a challenge to assessing the situation in Kunduz as exit routes from the city remain contested.
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AAMC's chief medical education officer, Dr. Alison Whelan, told Business Insider that educators are working to create new curriculum for these students, which may range from virtual learning to manning phone lines for hospitals to help disseminate accurate information about COVID-19.
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For the first week of the filing season, after the shutdown ended, there was a "shocking" decrease in service levels on the agency's phone lines, National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson wrote in the report, which was also delayed due to the shutdown.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Federal investigators kept logs of the phone lines of President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen, NBC News said on Thursday, correcting an earlier story that said the lines were wiretapped to allow investigators to hear the calls.
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However, the news agency added that telecommunications law requires telcos and phone companies give access to phone lines to authorities with a warrant but exempts "many apps that rely solely on internet infrastructure" like Messenger, which runs over cellular data connections or wi-fi.
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A number of factors — including the catastrophic failure of a mobile app designed to submit precinct results, inconsistent calculations of final results, and jammed phone lines causing hours-long holds — barred precinct captains from initially sending the proper data to the Iowa Democratic Party headquarters.
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Rudy Giuliani told BuzzFeed News on Thursday afternoon that he didn't believe there was a wiretap of Cohen — two hours after NBC reported that "[f]ederal investigators have wiretapped the phone lines of Michael Cohen," a report that also was covered extensively on MSNBC.
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BA and Cablevision recently said they reached a merger agreement enabling them to offer so-called quadruple play services combining TV, Internet and fixed and mobile phone lines into a single package and realizing a key goal of President Mauricio Macri's telecom sector reforms.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - The death toll from the strongest earthquake to strike Papua New Guinea's rugged interior in almost a century has climbed to 31 and would probably rise further, officials said on Thursday, as damage to roads, runways and phone lines slowed relief efforts.
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In Russia, where I now lived, not only had the vast majority of people never been on the internet (or even heard of it), the phone lines were often so poor that maintaining a dial-up connection long enough to stay online was a crapshoot.
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Initially using six phone lines connected to reel-to-reel answering machines in a room at the Architecture League on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, it was callable around the clock for anyone with a few minutes and a desire to be read to.
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Back home, Mr. Trump's election has given rise to NJ 11th for Change, a group that has held weekly protests at Mr. Frelinghuysen's office, jammed his phone lines and called on him to hold a town-hall meeting, which he has refused to do.
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But unlike the pro-Obamacare forces that have flooded congressional phone lines and town hall meetings, opponents of the health care law have been quieter as Mr. Trump and Republicans in Congress have worked to fulfill their promise to get rid of the law.
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But if his supporters on the right were beginning to doubt him, there was no sign of it on conservative talk radio, where Mr. Trump's contention that he was a victim of leaks and entrenched Washington insiders lit up phone lines around the country.
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People urged others on Twitter to use the old-fashioned fax machine, to send emails or to reach out to their local legislators' offices if phone lines on Capitol Hill were not being answered or if voice mail messages were no longer being accepted.
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Katitza Rodríguez, international-rights director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, says that Mexican law allows for interception of communication, like the wiretapping of phone lines, but it does not grant precise legal authority to use new, powerful invasive tools like those created by Hacking Team.
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And just like the allegation that they used against my husband to get six wiretaps on all of our phone lines was the evidence that they supposedly used was that my husband was going to be doing a lot of fundraising before the end of the year.
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"Although we will have more people staffing our phone lines this year, we expect those lines to remain busy so we encourage people to visit the web first as the quickest and easiest way to get assistance," IRS Commissioner John Koskinen said in a news release.
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"I see all the great things the Democratic Party has done in the past: Roosevelt, Lyndon Johnson, Truman," Mr. Campbell said in an interview in Baton Rouge, La., which ranged in topic from rural phone lines to his yearning for a processing tax on oil and gas.
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Mediator During major inflection points in Donald J. Trump's campaign, the advisers, family members and friends who make up his kitchen cabinet burn up their email accounts and phone lines gaming out how to get his candidacy on track (and what counsel he might go along with).
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"We'd spent months and months and months in anticipation of it going live and to launch the whole thing in one go on the drive back... Our label called us up like, 'This has all gone mad, the phone lines are jammed'," and he drifts off, smiling.
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"They're using iPads and Google software and there is a paper trail and the iPads are enabled for wifi, but they also have 4G so they can operate on the phone lines," said Earl Dax, a New Yorker who came to Iowa to volunteer for Sen.
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Amid those piles are, apparently, evidence of phone calls made to President Donald Trump's six work and personal phone lines, and to several other key players whom Mueller investigated, including convicted former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, according to a recent court filing previewing trial evidence.
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Read more:LIVE RESULTS: Buttigieg narrowly leads Sanders in pledged delegates from the controversial Iowa caucusThe 12 best memes roasting candidates who are announcing premature victories with only 62% of results in from the disastrous Iowa caucusesTrump supporters intentionally swarmed the Iowa caucus phone lines to delay the results
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The easiest answer here is that in most cases, for those using one of the four major phone carriers — Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile — having multiple phone lines on a single bill makes the entire bill cheaper than if every user had their own individual line.
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"I already counted more than 16 different lines going through this mess of wire," said Juan Rosario, an activist and a former consumer advocate on PREPA's board, as he pointed to a thick tangle of power and phone lines running along a busy road outside of San Juan.
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NBC's report that federal investigators "monitored" the phone lines of President Trump's longtime personal lawyer [NBC initially said Cohen was wiretapped] — and intercepted a call between Cohen and the White House — is the latest in a string of reports that reveal the broad scope of the federal government's investigation.
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The government announced this month that it would start equipping prison cells with phone lines in coming years to help inmates communicate with their families more easily and at lower costs, and to cut down on the smuggling of mobile phones, both with the aim of lowering tensions.
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Volunteers from out of state had so thoroughly saturated the phone lines in Iowa that senior leadership was forced to ask them to redirect their energies elsewhere -- to doorsteps, whether in Iowa or their own communities, and to contacting voters in other states looming on the primary calendar.
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There were scattered reports of volunteer shortfalls at some precincts, though not on a scale that seemed to alter the contest in any appreciable way, and some precincts had problems getting through on the telephone hotline to report caucus results, prompting the state party to add phone lines.
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When interviewed by the press, former Obama officials, such as his national intelligence director, James Clapper, gave denials that sounded sweeping but, when parsed, told us nothing more than that Trump's tweet was literally wrong — his personal phone lines at Trump Tower had not been targeted for eavesdropping.
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NEW DELHI/BHUBANESWAR, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At least 300 people have died in eastern and central India and more than six million others have been affected by floods that have submerged villages, washed away crops, destroyed roads and disrupted power and phone lines, officials said on Tuesday.
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Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, met with the head of a Russian bank under sanctions and asked Russia's ambassador to Washington, Sergey I. Kislyak, whether Mr. Trump's aides could use phone lines at the Russian embassy to communicate with Moscow during the presidential transition.
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The phone number to report Iowa caucus results was posted on a fringe internet message board on Monday night along with encouragement to "clog the lines," an indication that jammed phone lines that left some caucus managers on hold for hours may have in part been due to prank calls.
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It means radically upgrading the nation's power grid; tearing down phone lines in our wireless world; burying power lines to reduce productivity-destroying outages; launching a new, smart interstate highway program, paving the way for autonomous cars; upgrading airports and railways, while making way for hyper-loops and supersonic travel.
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RAINN said the uptick in calls to the hotline and requests for their services was similar to the surge its staff saw in October 2016, when survivors tied up RAINN's phone lines on the heels of Trump's Access Hollywood comments or after the allegations emerged against Harvey Weinstein the following October.
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Bank of AmericaCredit cards: 1 (13) 732-9194Auto loans: 1 (800) 215-6195Mortgages: 1 (800) 669-8663Capital OneCredit cards: 1 (800) 227-2800Auto financing: 21 (2800) 2788-23368Personal loans: 21 (2483) 2248-21255CitigroupCitigroup is recommending borrowers manage accounts in the Citi Mobile® app since phone lines are backed up.
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They include provisions that let investigators get court orders to collect business records relevant to a national security investigation, wiretap "lone wolf" terrorists without links to a foreign power, and keep wiretapping someone suspected of being a spy or a terrorist who switches phone lines in an effort to evade surveillance.
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They include provisions that let investigators get court orders to collect business records relevant to a national security investigation, wiretap "lone wolf" terrorists without links to a foreign power, and keep wiretapping someone suspected of being a spy or a terrorist who switches phone lines in an effort to evade surveillance.
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In your review that u have posted, u mentioned that u saved a chat and txt u had with our company, may you please provide an email and phone # u had a chat with, we have a two phone lines and working email, and none of the following had any conversation with you.
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"Where prosecution is not possible, the police and the NCA have been clear that closing down the phone lines will seriously disrupt county lines drug dealing and the associated violence and exploitation," Baroness Williams of Trafford, the minister of state, said during an exchange on drug dealing telecommunication restriction orders in November.
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The fact that the calls to congressional offices, estimated to number 11,000, were partly intended to jam the phone lines of House Democrats — potentially thwarting access to government offices — was described at a recent dinner of more than a dozen Republican aides, advisers and elected officials, known as the "Off the Record" dinner.
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Taken together, it starts to look less like a single tech failure and more like a pileup of compounding disasters: the overloaded phone lines, the underbaked app, the elaborate vote totals, all piled on top of a caucus system that has been eccentric to the point of dysfunction for nearly 50 years.
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When: Tuesday, January 21, 24:25–29:2642pm Where: Poetic Research Bureau (24 Chung King Road, Chinatown, Los Angeles) Last Friday's travel ban on refugees, immigrants, and visitors from seven Muslim-majority countries sent many of us reeling, as we flooded the airports and our Congresspeoples' phone lines to voice our outrage.
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The Republican National Committee paid to generate thousands of calls to the congressional offices of nearly three dozen House Democrats in recent weeks, an effort that was aimed at both shaping opinion around the impeachment inquiry and tying up the phone lines of the elected officials, according to two people briefed on the effort.
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If you want to know what female rebellion looks like, let's consider the nearly two years since Donald Trump won the presidential election: A massive Women's March unleashed millions in protest, congressional phone lines were suddenly flooded, women joined together to say #MeToo, and now an unprecedented number of female candidates are running for office.
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A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit agreed with Sprint and its attorneys at Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner that the patents specify how voice calls may be handed off from traditional phone lines to networks like the internet, and should never have been ruled as indefinite.
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ALBANY — Until recently, the acid rain of dissent that has nagged the young presidency of Donald J. Trump — the rallies and marches, the town-hall heckling, the phone lines jammed with calls from irate constituents — was aimed mostly at those in Washington, with no room to duck, even for the likes of Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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The Epping Police Department and Kingston Fire Department in New Hampshire have said their phone lines were down, and while Schuylkill County Emergency Management in Pennsylvania and Greater Spokane Emergency Management in Washington said they weren't having trouble fielding calls, both informed locals to use their mobile phones in the event of an emergency while the landlines were down.
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In 2011, Obama exhorted the American people to contact their Congresspeople about the rising debt ceiling, and the flood of callers rendered phone lines useless (and crashed a bunch of websites just for good measure.) In 2010, Lady Gaga's call to action regarding Don't Ask, Don't Tell meant even Gaga herself couldn't get hold of Senator Chuck Schumer.
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"They devised a plan to slow things down over that three-day holiday to allow us, the NRA, other gun organizations to alert their members to call in and absolutely bury the United States Senate phone lines, email access and everything else with the threat of 'You're going to lose all your races if you do this,'" Macy said.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's transition team is taking "appropriate precautions" to keep phone lines secure during Trump's calls with world leaders, an aide said Thursday.
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NBC News on Thursday corrected its report that federal agents had placed a wiretap on phone lines associated with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's personal attorney, Michael Cohen.
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But instead of leaving policy-making to the professionals, the FCC sometimes neglects its core function of administering an orderly use of the nation's airwaves and phone lines while focusing on matters which seem out of its purview: equal employment opportunity, education, prisoners' rights, and other programs that may not be a part of the agency's expertise or mandate.
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Even government-issued cellphones are at risk of being eavesdropped by foreign governments, national security experts told the AP. It also breaks with diplomatic protocol, which involves phone calls on highly secure phone lines Trump's decision to breach this protocol signals an ongoing distrust of official channels and modus operandi, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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Good cranks punch up at the powers that be who are tied to phone lines and public relations expectations—whether it's Russian jokesters tempting professional oil industry shill Rick Perry with a made-up pig turd fuel, or an anonymous saint spicing up C-SPAN with lyrics to the theme song of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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But it's after the interview that the show really begins, when Mr. Lehrer opens the phone lines to listeners, allowing them to hold forth on a bevy of issues, from the hyperlocal (rezoning in their neighborhood, tension in the school district, a late-arriving Access-a-Ride) to the national (why people should stop buying single-use plastics).
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But it's after the interview that the show really begins, when Mr. Lehrer opens the phone lines to listeners, allowing them to hold forth on a bevy of issues, from the hyperlocal (rezoning in their neighborhood, tension in the school district, a late-arriving Access-a-Ride) to the national (why people should stop buying single-use plastics).
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It wasn't a filibuster — Reid had done away with those for cabinet nominees in 22016 — but a kind of sit-in: an effort to draw attention to the vote in hopes of further overloading the Senate office buildings' phone lines and nudging off the fence one of several Republican senators who had been identified, perhaps wishfully, as potentially persuadable.
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The former officials said that in late August — 10 weeks before the election — John O. Brennan, then the C.I.A. director, was so concerned about increasing evidence of Russia's election meddling that he began a series of urgent, individual briefings for eight top members of Congress, some of them on secure phone lines while they were on their summer break.
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Read more:Why Bernie Sanders won Iowa's popular vote, but Pete Buttigieg may win the state's Electoral CollegeTrump supporters intentionally swarmed the Iowa caucus phone lines to delay the resultsIowa caucus volunteers reportedly weren't given any training on how to use the voting app that caused the results to be delayedJoe Biden flopped in the Iowa caucuses despite a strong showing in recent polling
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In her final report to Congress before she retires, National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson said that the IRS had a "generally successful filing season for most taxpayers," but that the agency had a lower level of service on its phone lines compared to the 6900 filing season and the IRS provided face-to-face assistance at its taxpayer assistance centers to fewer people.
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Richard told me about Stonewall, not about being there, but about the zigzag of phone lines across the country, gay bar to pay phone to gay bar ring, ring, ringing off the hook with the news of the cops, the fist, the hell no, the fighting, the bricks in the brick-colored hands of the women who changed everything, everything, for us.
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But not so much that it didn't cause sufficient mudslides and suffering to inspire one of Haiti's most beloved musicians, then a New York resident, to record a song about watching from afar as "a great water flooded the sun" over his homeland and about worrying, after it did so and with phone lines knocked out, whether everyone there was dead.
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