He hung up initially but stayed on the line when the school called him back.
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The caller stayed on the line and followed dispatch's orders until Poradzisz and O'Connor arrived.
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Axios reported Monday that Spicer connected the outside officials with reporters and then stayed on the line for the conversations.
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"The man who helped me stayed on the line while I voted to ensure that the voting was successful," Luce said.
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Because the world is a good and decent place, the dispatcher, Antonia Bundy, stayed on the line with the boy and helped him with his homework.
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After one of the group's conference calls to give supporters an update on strategy, many attendees stayed on the line to discuss who could be the replacement nominee.
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In some cases, Axios reports, Spicer even stayed on the line during the call—the Trump administration's defense of the Russia scandal is now tainted by Spicer's heavy breathing.
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Blake operated in much the same way—it was standard procedure—but sometime during Nola's second week he stayed on the line all night long with a single caller.
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Out of 35 people who stayed on the line long enough to hear the question, five said yes — including a lawyer in Pennsylvania, an architect in Brooklyn and a woman on the Upper East Side.
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Consumers who stayed on the line were told they needed to make up-front payments of between $500 and $5,000 to pay off credit card bills, or even larger sums to enroll in a debt relief program.
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A spokeswoman for Burr didn't respond to request for comment earlier Monday about an Axios report that White House press secretary Sean Spicer set up calls between Burr and reporters and then stayed on the line for the phone calls.
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The person on the other end of the phone, who it turns out has a lot to say, is a man called Bill, at his home in the countryside, who has apparently simply dialed a wrong number (while trying to call himself to get his messages) and then stayed on the line to talk.
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He stayed on the line for an hour. When he briefly put his gun down to adjust the phone, Abdou kicked it away and the security guard overpowered him.
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Mr. Fader called 911 and, despite his own life-threatening injuries, stayed on the line for almost an hour until a rescue team arrived at the remote site. As a result of his heroic efforts, Mr. Fader spent many months recovering in hospital.
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After Scott's remains were found in August 1984, the family started receiving calls again. Police installed a voice recorder at the Scott residence. They were not able to trace the calls, however, because the man never stayed on the line long enough. A possible motivation in Scott's murder surfaced June 12, 1980.
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Entries had an equal chance of selection, regardless of the means of entry. If selected, the registrant would be called and become a participant. Participants stayed on the line listening to a recorded message until they either proceeded into the next round of selection or dropped from the participant pool. One person from the final round of selection was chosen to be brought on-air for a question.
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One-third (about 200 men) of the battalion were killed or wounded, but the unit took out 30 enemy tanks and inflicted 500 to 1,000 casualties. The battalion was put into reserve and the 2nd and 3rd Battalions were put on the lines. A supply drop on 22 December helped to some extent. After the U.S. Third Army, under General George Patton, broke the encirclement, the 506th stayed on the line and spearheaded the offensive by liberating Foy and Noville in January.
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"One" is a song written and recorded by Harry Nilsson and made famous by Three Dog Night whose recording reached number five on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in 1969 and number four in Canada. The song is known for its opening line "One is the loneliest number that you'll ever do". Nilsson wrote the song after calling someone and getting a busy signal. He stayed on the line listening to the "beep, beep, beep, beep..." tone, writing the song.
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