Things that, even 20 years ago, I would've memorized—somebody's telephone number, or my own telephone number—these things are now all stored external to me.
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During a training exercise, she entered her boyfriend's son's telephone number into a search field and tried to access data covering the span of a month on the prepaid telephone number.
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The website and telephone number for tickets are now ticketmaster.
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Not everyone has a telephone number in the voter file.
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A name and telephone number are painted on the wall.
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Calls to a telephone number listed for KONTs went unanswered.
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He then asked for my address in Trinidad, my telephone number.
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On it is a man's name, photograph, telephone number, and other information.
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Whatever you do, do not try to redial that telephone number. Why?
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It then sends the SMS message to the pre-registered telephone number.
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No one answered a telephone number that appeared to belong to Noor.
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A telephone number connected with Preston in public records had been disconnected.
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Letters for publication should include the writer's name, address and telephone number.
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The telephone number is linked through records to the Psychic Kaballah Network.
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What if I don't know my nominee's address, email and telephone number?
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The bus displayed a U.S. telephone number and the web address "gloriaallred.com".
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No one answered a telephone number connected to the company in London.
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I knew the boy's first and last name and had his telephone number.
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A telephone number listed for Hedgpeth in public records rang unanswered on Sunday.
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A telephone number listed for Tamayo in public records was not in service.
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However, publishing my telephone number and home address on Twitter is absolutely doxing.
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A call to a telephone number associated with the officer was not returned.
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Q: What if I don't know my nominee's address, email and telephone number?
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In his pocket was a paper with a neighbor's telephone number on it.
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Give people the name, address and telephone number where you will be staying.
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At the very least, ask for their telephone number and don't lose it.
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When Lyft did respond, it only provided a telephone number and email address.
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Reuters was unable to reach ABM with the telephone number provided in the filing.
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Reuters could not reach him at his last listed telephone number and email address.
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But that man refused to take his phone calls, then changed his telephone number.
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Agreeing that it might, they found the telephone number for his cabin in Ashland.
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"We had so much difficulty in finding out his telephone number," Mr. Wastberg said.
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Ask for the employee's name, badge number and the telephone number to call back.
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A Surefire telephone number redirects to Mr. Wohl's mother's voice mail, NBC News reported.
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There is no working telephone number or contact number at all for 56 parents.
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He then asked for my telephone number, saying he wanted to talk to me.
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The telephone number for Foley listed on the group's earlier publicity material is now disconnected.
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I got the telephone number, address, and email address of Petey's brother, living in Massachusetts.
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She wanted him to call a telephone number to find out where her kid was.
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Once they climbed out of the elevator, Mr. Coco asked for Ms. Talwar's telephone number.
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She said she had dialed her sister's telephone number repeatedly but could not get through.
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The scientist's name, photo, email, and a telephone number are now spreading across social media.
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The letters will include a dedicated telephone number for affected clients, if they have questions.
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Freud lived alone, and only gave a select few of his children his telephone number.
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You just need to add the caller's telephone number or contact name to your Blocked list.
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He reached her after sending her sister a message on Facebook, asking for a telephone number.
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Another challenge is telephone number coverage: which people on the voter file actually have phone numbers.
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He called a telephone number provided by the embassy, he said, and the problem was resolved.
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A telephone number obtained for Lonergan by Reuters did not appear to be working on Tuesday.
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The telephone number listed on the website of its parent company, Guotai Investment, appeared to be disconnected.
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A listed telephone number for Mr. Guigui's production company, Sunset Pictures, was out of service on Tuesday.
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The subpoenas would only give DHS basic information such as the company's name, address and telephone number.
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In the Sky interview, he added his dismay at "telephone-number" salaries being paid to those doing well.
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But officials discovered that the telephone number he provided was linked to visa denials for three other Syrians.
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PharmaCyte will provide a telephone number and access code to listen to the recorded call the next day.
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The biggest prize is to hand over an emir's telephone number or that of one of his bodyguards.
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It took some sleuthing by a member of Odom's staff to produce a name and a telephone number.
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A German journalist, he said, had suggested that he interview Arafat and gave him his office telephone number.
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Reuters could not ascertain who owns the building, and a telephone number for the purported owner was switched off.
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A man who answered a telephone number registered to the firm told the AP it didn't own any ships.
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It is at the Landing at Industry City, not Union Hall, and the telephone number is 718-369-3310.
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He then proceeded to ask for the name and telephone number of my aunt, which I provided to him.
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The telephone number supplied by Mr. Trump in his "Trump University Truth" video was not in service on Tuesday.
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The doctor gave her a card with the telephone number of the coroner to call when the time came.
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If those individuals are different, politically, than seemingly similar people with a telephone number, our polls would be biased.
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Right-wing activists blame Mr. Harris for his injuries and have posted his home address and telephone number online.
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Each time Ms. Mann got a new telephone number, Ms. Rotunno noted, she made sure Mr. Weinstein had it.
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"This Facility is CLOSED Because of This Man," the signs read, listing a telephone number for Mr. Prieto's office.
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Under no circumstance wallapop shares with Facebook our users' personal data (including sex, name, email address or telephone number).
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"Marvin actually asked for my telephone number while we were both in the cereal aisle," Rebecca Beavers told Insider.
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There was a handwritten message on it: "Call my family tell my wife I'm O.K.," with a telephone number.
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This includes access to a user's telephone number, according to an employee memo obtained in September by the Intercept.
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This includes access to a user's telephone number, according to an employee memo obtained last week by the Intercept.
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If a company provides a digital link disclosure, it must also provide a telephone number consumers can call for information.
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I've also tried calling the Carspring telephone number but a recorded message seems to perpetually say all operators are busy.
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Changing the pre-registered telephone number SHALL NOT be possible without two-factor authentication at the time of the change.
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This includes access to a user's telephone number, according to an employee memo obtained in September 2018 by the Intercept.
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This protects against criminals who can impersonate you and trick cellphone companies into giving them control of your telephone number.
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He has no listed telephone number, and his most recent London address on record is more than a decade old.
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They have known Gundogan since he was 6 or so; Gundogan can still recite Kijanka's childhood telephone number by heart.
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"Unwanted pregnancy?" reads a billboard in the University station of Vienna's subway that includes his clinic's name and telephone number.
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Mr. Bach also said the agency has a telephone number widely referred to as a hotline that residents could call.
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Tech Tip Q. Can I transfer my landline telephone number — one I've had for years — to a new wireless smartphone?
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" HuffPost Editor-in-Chief Lydia Polgreen defended the story: "Doxing is revealing a person's private information: home address, telephone number, etc.
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He told me he went home and wrote my [telephone] number on so many other things in case he lost it.
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It's simple: F is for Philipp, my name, and 57 were the last digits of my telephone number at the time.
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" At the bottom of the poster was the telephone number of Mr. Cox's agency and the tagline "Professionals are standing by.
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The next month, Mr. Alfallaj confirmed that the telephone number found on the application belonged to his father, the F.B.I. said.
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A. Facebook does not list a telephone number for technical support because Facebook does not offer technical support over the phone.
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Corfman told the paper that Moore asked for her telephone number and later took her to his house and kissed her.
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Nobody answered several calls to a Dearborn, Michigan telephone number listed for Jebril and it did not accept voice mail messages.
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Additionally, applicants would also be asked to provide telephone number, email address and international travel history for the past five years.
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Within each exchange, random digits were added to form a complete telephone number, thus permitting access to listed and unlisted numbers alike.
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Police in Mexico say that "Momo" started in a Facebook group where people are encouraged to communicate with an unknown telephone number.
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The EAOC did not immediately respond to an email request for comment from Reuters, which was unable to trace its telephone number.
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In mid-May, the N.C.A. informed Ferrara's team of a new Sudanese telephone number that they suspected was being used by Mered.
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In Sweden, for example, Google granted a request to delete four URLs containing the personal address and telephone number of the requester.
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"Agents then provided PAPADOPOULOS with his attorney's telephone number and a granola bar for his travel back to Chicago," the notes state.
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A telephone number registered for Ms. Nhung's employer, Fashion Ai, was not working, and a lawyer representing the company declined to comment.
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Include your name, age, high school and grade, and city or town and state (for publication) and telephone number (not for publication).
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Compromised data includes full name, billing address, email address, password, telephone number and payment card information, including card number, expiry date and CVV.
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The note in Anderson's pocket "contained a telephone number ending in 4115, and a Keyport, New Jersey, address," the US Attorney's Office said.
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Small food manufacturers also have additional labeling options that include disclosing genetically modified ingredients on the label with a telephone number or website address.
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It was not possible to reach the Ministry of State Security, which has no website and does not have a publicly available telephone number.
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It includes, but is not limited to, a telephone number, an email or an IP (internet protocol) address, and a network and location information.
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Reuters was unable to immediately find a publicly-available telephone number for a representative of Rush Rich, which does not have an Australian website.
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She had looked up a telephone number for a hotel in Eritrea after a friend encouraged Ethiopians to call and suggested phrases in Tigrinya.
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She and her fellow organizers set up a telephone number and a post-office box to collect contributions and raised about $1403,000 from signatories.
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For example, 1-800-Flowers was one of the first floral retailers to use a toll-free telephone number for direct sales to consumers.
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Between those calls, his phone records show, he either received or placed a third call with an unidentified person whose telephone number was blocked.
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Nude photos stolen from her iCloud account were posted on the website, and the hackers leaked her address, telephone number, and other personal information.
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AFTER Donald Trump's victory in November, Malcolm Turnbull quickly congratulated him, having obtained Mr Trump's telephone number from Greg Norman, the new president's golfing buddy.
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Sliwa, when reached Thursday at the telephone number she puts alongside her name in her email pitches, declined to comment about the Bannon group's strategy.
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Weixin and WeChat are formally the same entity — Weixin is for users with a Chinese telephone number, whereas WeChat is for those with foreign numbers.
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We require either an email address or telephone number so we may quickly contact your nominee to obtain permission for consideration as a CNN Hero.
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He set up a separate email address and telephone number for his life as "LP," as he refers to himself, and opened a Twitter account.
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We require either an email address or telephone number so we may quickly contact your nominee to obtain permission for consideration as a Positive Athlete.
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The second report provided unique information about a telephone number, previously known to U.S. authorities, which led to the opening of a foreign intelligence investigation.
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Two women who were accepting petitions assigned each one a number and gave the writer a slip of paper with a telephone number to call.
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Conversely, the Nevada law describes particular examples of information considered private, such as a consumer's name, address, telephone number, Social Security number, and so on.
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Some companies publish test results on their websites, or include a telephone number or email address on labels, where consumers can request detailed test data.
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On the yellow "Danger of Death" sign, I can read the emergency telephone number in the improved pic, which I can't do with the blurrier default.
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Now blockchain platforms will be required to implement real-name registration for users via a national ID or telephone number, censor content and store user data.
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You've probably assumed that since you can barely remember your telephone number, memorizing every card that has been dealt from a deck is an impossible task.
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After the breach was caught by the audit, the Navy officer told NSA investigators she did not intentionally target the telephone number of her boyfriend's son.
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For example, the researchers found it was trivially easy to reidentify a person whose name they did not know if they had the person's telephone number.
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Letters to his widow were returned as undeliverable in 2012, 2013 and 2014, Dr. Ramirez said, and there was no answer at a home telephone number.
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More troublesome, the ambush election rule requires employers to hand over employees' private information — telephone number, email and work schedule — with or without the employee's consent.
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A receptionist at Al Arif Group in Dubai referred calls to the head of the company's immigration department, Aziz Dashti, and supplied a mobile telephone number.
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I fell in love with the boy who dropped his telephone number in my lap through the open car window while my mother was not looking.
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It was from my nephew letting me know he took over my father's telephone number; he couldn't bear the thought of it going to someone else.
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An earlier version of the service information with this article included an incorrect telephone number for ticket information; it is 212-769-7406, not 212-700-5000.
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"She inputted the number into the SIGINT system because it was the only telephone number she could think of at the time," the inspector general's report says.
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Another Denver police officer used official databases to get the private telephone number of a hospital employee he had casually chatted with while investigating a sexual assault.
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The Ministry of State Security, China's main intelligence agency, could not be reached for comment as it does not have a publicly available telephone number or website.
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All he has to do is reply with a telephone number, state what he was carrying at the time and on which street the episode took place.
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They include Google Voice, which allows me to have a single telephone number that rings on any phone I choose, or as many as six phones simultaneously.
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At one point, an immigration officer handed her a handwritten note on a pink slip of paper with the words, "Call Shelter Son" and a telephone number.
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Before they left Guatemala, their grandmother, having failed to get the girls to learn their mother's ten-digit telephone number, sewed it onto the collars of their dresses.
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Later that day, a caseworker from the shelter called the cellphone number of the boy's grandfather, José Ortiz, in Guatemala — the only telephone number the boy had memorized.
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After providing his name, his father's name and telephone number, Braun notified the boy's dad, who said he was already in the process of reporting the child missing.
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Sometimes the words 'young', 'sweet', 'college' and 'new' are red flags, other times it is the same telephone number or photograph being used in adverts in different U.S. cities.
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It contained a picture of a man's genitals (we're going to go out on a limb and presume Tarrants very own Lil' Hoosier) and the male victim's telephone number.
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By programming the watches to call a telephone number, they can be used to secretly listen to conversations, an act that is prohibited under German law, the agency said.
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"Nobody in the administration or the White House needs my telephone number on their call list, needs me on their visitor logs, or needs emails from me," he said.
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An I.R.S. spokesman, Matt Leas, says that if consumers have any doubt about whether a call is legitimate, they can hang up and call the main I.R.S. telephone number.
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A person who identified himself as Vass returned a call from Reuters using the telephone number from which the Dr. Reddy's numbers had been posted on the WhatsApp group.
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"An e-commerce platform such as Amazon is not obliged in all cases to make a telephone number available to consumers before the conclusion of a contract," judges said.
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But should that turn out to be the case, you're to consult with the funeral director, and then call the telephone number on your orders to receive further instructions.
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In the mid-afternoon, someone using a telephone number associated with the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) called Mr. Giuliani, and the call lasted for nearly 13 minutes.
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Barkha Dutt, a television pundit, filed a complaint against trolls who had sent her a death threat and published her personal telephone number as that of an escort service.
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"We gather information soley for the identification of the telephone number and SIM number of devices in use, with a view to having these devices disconnected," Fox told Motherboard.
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Most of the major national wireless carriers have their own online guides to lead you through the process of transferring (or "porting") your existing telephone number to their networks.
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Google Voice also provides voice mail transcription, text messaging and several other features all under the unified telephone number, and mobile apps are available for Android and iOS devices.
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Prison authorities did not explain the reason for the summons to the families but gave them a telephone number to collect their sons' personal belongings, according to social media reports.
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AT&T finally cut off access by the hackers to Mr. Terpin's telephone number on June 11, 2017, but only after the hackers had stolen substantial funds from Mr. Terpin.
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"If they had just picked up a desktop phone and called her by dialing her ten-digit telephone number, that wouldn't have been a violation of the law," Kerney said.
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"The only thing we gave in the second meeting was the telephone number of the transition team because the Russians wanted to get hold of the transition team," Banks said.
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The first ten bytes are reserved for the telephone number (service center address, or SCA) of the SMS service center (SMSC), tasked with receiving, storing, forwarding, and delivering text messages.
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Establishing 6900-2628-28503 as a separate, universal three-digit telephone number will reach those in need while simultaneously reducing the burden on 22019-1-1 for mental health emergencies.
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" FreedomWorks, an influential conservative advocacy group that backs the changes, posted a telephone number for Mr. McConnell and urged followers on Twitter to call on him to "keep his promise.
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It was not immediately clear if a lawyer had been hired to represent the estate in the matter and an operator said there was no listed telephone number for the foundation.
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You will need to provide some personal information, including a confirmed telephone number and email address, a short biography, profile and header photos, an affiliated website and your date of birth.
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But mitigating factors include an officer's willingness to accept responsibility and acknowledge wrongdoing, she said, and whether the information, such as a telephone number, could have been obtained through public sources.
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Mr. Lagacé said he understood that the police sought the warrants only because his name and telephone number were found on a cellphone belonging to one of the officers being investigated.
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Signs around Capitol Hill poking fun at Scott Pruitt this morning, with little pieces of paper you can tear off that have the EPA Office of Public Affairs office telephone number.
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From the complaint:After the hackers took charge of Mr. Terpin's telephone number, the hackers accessed Mr. Terpin's telephone to divert texts and telephone calls to gain access to Mr. Terpin's cryptocurrency accounts.
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In a technique called contact chaining, agencies use "seed" information—the telephone number or e-mail address of a known threat—as a "selector" to trace his contacts and his contacts' contacts.
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The State Emergency Service issued warnings and safety precautions about the storm and the South Australia Police issued a statement including an emergency telephone number and advice on the latest weather conditions.
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When asked if he had passed information to Russian officials, Banks told the committee that he had given them a telephone number for U.S. President Donald Trump's transition team before his inauguration.
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The Times found what appears to be a picture of Mr. Mercado on the Facebook page of one of his daughters and forwarded what may be her telephone number to the museum.
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While the group claims to be spending $1 million, there is no evidence of that, and calling the telephone number on screen leads to a live operator who asks for a donation.
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I haven't lived in Amesbury for many years, but The Pizza Factory's telephone number is, along with the landline from my childhood home, on the shortlist of telephone numbers I'll never forget.
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Knowing the store could look up members by telephone number, Mr. Carvolth stepped in and saved the day by offering his own card, thinking that would create a spark, but it didn't.
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But when contacted from an American telephone number and asked about the availability of fentanyl, the synthetic opioid fueling an epidemic killing tens of thousands of Americans a year, the seller demurred.
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The ringing phone did not sound normal, and the caller I.D. was a series of signs and letters, more like a scientific formula, or perhaps a code, than a standard telephone number.
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EU, played down his links to Moscow at a hearing before MPs in parliament, saying he had merely passed a telephone number for President Donald Trump's transition team to the UK Russian ambassador.
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"For our valued contractors whose pay has been affected on 27 or 28 April, 1 or 2 May, please contact us," the company stated, referring to a contact form and a telephone number.
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"Drive through testing means people in this community can call a telephone number, make an appointment and then can come to be tested and literally drive through the testing facilities," New York Gov.
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Because of an editing error, schedule information on Friday with an art review of the Winter Antiques Show, at the Park Avenue Armory in Manhattan, misstated the website and telephone number for more information.
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"Dear Bigots, posting your grandmother's telephone number all over the same page you use to post slurs on other people's pages is not going to end well for you," Sims wrote in the post.
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Grammy nominees Alessia Cara, Khalid and Logic will take the stage with a group of suicide survivors to perform their song "1-800-273-8255," the telephone number of the National Suicide Prevention hotline.
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When a Times journalist, Andrew E. Kramer, called the press office telephone number provided on the email, the man who answered, who identified himself as Sergei Panfilov, spoke Russian with a pronounced Moscow accent.
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" The FCC's proposed rules build on guidance issued last year that allowed cellular networks to "block calls when the subscriber to a particular telephone number requests that calls originating form that number be blocked.
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People will need to either log into their Carbon Health account or create a new one and provide their name, gender, birthday, email address, telephone number, and a government-issued ID to use it.
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Apparently hoping to groom Buemi as an American distributor, she shared with him the name and telephone number of a man in the Northeastern United States who distributed the company's drugs across the country.
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"Since he's left government, the old telephone number that I had for him, I haven't been able to get through," Mr. Chaffetz said by phone from Utah, where he is recovering from foot surgery.
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Through the Mexican actors' guild, he had found her parents' telephone number in Mexico City and told her mother that he was a movie producer who wished to speak to Kate about a project.
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Using the information, an intruder could access a Ring customer's home address, telephone number, payment information, live camera footage, and a 30- to 60-day video history, depending on the user's cloud storage plan.
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Their parents had known each other in business school in India, and when the parents realized that their children were both single, his mother asked her mother to pass along her son's telephone number.
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WEEKEND Because of an editing error, schedule information on Friday with an art review of the Winter Antiques Show, at the Park Avenue Armory in Manhattan, misstated the website and telephone number for more information.
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The bill allows producers to put a telephone number for consumers to dial or a QR code on product labels that can be scanned with a smartphone to find out if the product contains GMOs.
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Rybicki told Mueller's team in early August 22016 that a couple weeks prior, Comey had "called the front office telephone number and left a telephone message for Rybicki," who returned Comey's call the same day.
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If you ever restarted your phone and then received a phone call from your mom before unlocking it, you may notice that her telephone number appears in the call notification instead of her contact name.
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Restaurateur Marcus Samuelsson, who also appeared as a coach/judge alongside Bourdain on "The Taste," added that Bourdain would be "missed terribly" and shared the telephone number of a suicide hotline, along with many other mourners.
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In an interview with RTL Nieuws broadcast on Monday, ECB executive board member Yves Mersch said the system would let a consumer link, for instance, her telephone number to her International Bank Account Number, or IBAN.
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By 1995 Mr Wang had come to the attention of Mr Jiang, who drafted him into the Central Policy Research Office, the party's highest think-tank, which to this day has no public website or telephone number.
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That rule requires carriers to honor a customer's request that his or her telephone number not be transmitted or otherwise revealed to the party called, which prevents third parties, including law enforcement, from figuring out who's calling.
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But often children are unable to remember the name of the ashram where they are staying or their parent's telephone number, said police officer Neeraj Pandey, who is in-charge of the security at the Kumbh Mela.
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Once prized by the likes of the Rothschilds and America's robber barons, these exquisite products of medieval monastic life now sell for fractions of the telephone-number prices paid for contemporary art stars like Twombly and Basquiat.
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The biggest one is that not all the people in the voter file have a telephone number associated with their record (in contrast, random digit dialing would ensure that every person had a chance of being called).
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According to a federal affidavit obtained by PEOPLE, detectives saw that a telephone number belonging to Kemp was used at or near the scene of jewelry store heists in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina around when they occurred.
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The Beijing Youth Daily had previously reported Chen saying he had done "nothing illegal", but Reuters was unable to reach him for comment as the university declined to provide Chen's telephone number and said he was refusing interviews.
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Less than two blocks away, he exploded into anger over the fake telephone number she'd given him, slamming her head into the dashboard and driving her to a remote desert spot, where he attempted to sexually assault her.
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A person who responded to a text sent to the telephone number listed on the boy&aposs business card said Tuesday that Mark was selling lemonade again Sunday at the community pool and collected $256 in donations alone.
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Twitter apologized and said the McGowan content was removed because it included a telephone number, which violated its terms of service and that, in the future, it will do a better job of communicating reasons for removing content.
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How it started In 1955, when Colorado-based Sears Roebuck & Co. misprinted a telephone number in an advertisement for kids wishing to talk to Santa, they sent dozens of children calling the Continental Air Defense Command center instead.
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The new plan will see the creation of a multi-lingual website that invites people to identify and denounce unlicensed tourist accommodation, and a free-to-call telephone number allowing locals to expose neighbors that break the rules.
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The company previously fought against a series of proposed changes to private hire vehicle rules in London — including a requirement for operators to have a fixed landline telephone number available for passengers to contact them at all times.
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"David, I can't tell if you're just a really dumb little boy or an angry bigot but I know for sure that you shouldn't have posted your grandmother's telephone number on your Facebook page," Sims replied on the post.
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Among the first things Tunis, the minister in charge of managing the emergency response, ordered was to reactivate the 117 hotline — the telephone number that three years ago would have sent an ambulance to pick up an Ebola victim.
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Parties who wish to participate in the call are requested to contact NVE Investor Relations at 952-829-9217 no later than July 18, 2016 to reserve a position for the call and to receive the conference telephone number.
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Some of their ads urged viewers to call a telephone number to vote on who should be Mr. Trump's vice presidential running mate, a technique that is often used to harvest names for future small-dollar fund-raising solicitations.
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Frantic to reach the new president-elect the next day, the Turkish Embassy in Washington eventually turned in desperation to Mr. Yalcindag for the telephone number of Trump headquarters — beginning his new role as a go-between for Ankara.
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Family members said that last year he had made contact with the family, calling from an Afghan telephone number and urging them to cooperate with his captors, who were demanding the release of several militants held in Pakistani jails.
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If the consumer was interested in the schools, they would provide consent for Sun Key to provide their contact information to the specific schools, as well as provide consent to be contacted by those specific schools at the telephone number provided.
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METROPOLITAN A picture caption with a Museums and Galleries listing in the New Jersey Calendar in some editions last Sunday about "Jazz on Canvas," an exhibition at the Gallery at Hillside Square in Montclair, misstated the telephone number for further information.
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A picture caption with a Museums and Galleries listing in the New Jersey Calendar in some editions last Sunday about "Jazz on Canvas," an exhibition at the Gallery at Hillside Square in Montclair, misstated the telephone number for further information.
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So is "22016-800-273-8255" by Logic with Alessia Cara and Khalid — the telephone number for a suicide hotline; "I don't wanna be alive/I just wanna die," Logic sings early in the song, though he changes his mind.
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A. Moving your landline telephone number to a mobile phone is possible if you are staying in the same geographic area, but you should check with the wireless carrier you want to use to make sure the company can handle it.
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"We were able to use the telephone number he listed on his visa application to tie him to the times of the telephone that was making the threats," Matthew DeSarno, Special Agent in Charge at the FBI's Washington field office, told VICE News.
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China's Ministry of Public Security has not responded to a request for comment on the incident and it has not been possible to reach the Ministry of State Security, which has no website and does not have a publicly available telephone number.
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There and elsewhere, the State Department has been sharing the after-hours telephone number of the embassy in Ankara (90-312-455-5555 or +90-212-335-9000) as well as telephone numbers of its consulate and consular agencies in other cities.
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HANDAN, China (Reuters) - Every Saturday, Chinese farmer Li Eryou still calls the long-disconnected mobile telephone number of his son, who was among the 239 aboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 when it vanished five years ago in the world's greatest aviation mystery.
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Those documents include "a list of all sources of income," copies of tax returns, and a list of companies in which he has an ownership interest, as well as the addresses where he lives and his telephone number, according to court records.
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"After the claims were submitted, McCune and Buckhalter allegedly called the telephone number provided by the Plan and impersonated certain other players in order to check on the status of the false and fraudulent claims," the Justice Department said in a press release.
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He said he's talked to the President "more than all other presidents combined," saying Trump now has two of his phone numbers after then-candidate Trump famously announced Graham's telephone number in 2015 at a GOP rally to mock the South Carolina senator.
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If you want to receive calls from regular numbers, you'll need the new $35 Connect box that Amazon unveiled on Wednesday, which also allows you to use your home telephone number for Echo calls and dial emergency services like 911 or premium rate / international numbers.
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That's to say that if an account is paired to a Chinese telephone number, then it will continue to be subject to China-based censorship even if it is used on networks outside of China or if it becomes attached to an overseas mobile number.
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In another Queens case, Romeo Martinez, an undocumented immigrant, spent two years in Rikers awaiting trial on robbery charges before the district attorney turned over the name and telephone number of a city firefighter who had seen what happened and had called the police.
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Still, on Saturday, Russian claims that Mr. Petrov and Mr. Boshirov were innocent, fun-loving civilians took a blow when Novaya Gazeta, an opposition Russian newspaper, reported that the Moscow telephone number listed for Mr. Petrov in official records belonged to the Russian Defense Ministry.
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Another similarity is that the legislation would require that hotels display, "in plain view and in a conspicuous place and manner in the lobby and in the public restrooms," the telephone number of the National Human Trafficking Hotline, which the federal government established in 2007.
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The emerging art-pop band Sure Sure decided to include a telephone number in its artist bio—a novel way to stay in touch with fans in Chicago and New York, the top cities where the Los Angeles-based band's 805,000 monthly listeners currently live.
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"While astronomers catalog their new discoveries using telephone-number-like designations, there has been growing interest amongst astronomers and the public alike in also assigning proper names, as is done for solar system bodies," said Eric Mamajek, co-chair of the NameExoWorlds Steering Committee.
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In the weeks before the offensive began in mid-October, the Iraqi army dropped millions of leaflets over Mosul urging residents not to flee their homes if they felt safe, to cooperate with pro-government forces and to provide information via a toll-free telephone number.
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If the program is broadened to the whole country, people who come across a disoriented member of the elderly population could scan their stickers with their smartphones, using and app, and find out the wearer's registration number, their hometown and the telephone number of their city hall.
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Iran's Ministry of Information issued a statement saying that a number of agitators in the recent disturbances were identified and arrested, and it provided a telephone number for citizens to report any illegal activity to the ministry, according to the semi-official ISNA (Iranian Students News Agency).
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The Grand Karo, which was turned away at the Chinese port, is owned by Yuanyao Shipping Ltd and managed by Aoyang Marine Company, two Hong Kong-registered firms, according to Reuters' data and the Equasis shipping database, although there was no telephone number listing for either company.
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Ultimately, I think that at least some of their exploits deserve coverage and are newsworthy because they underline how high-level government officials are so unaware of the risks of having personal information (such as their home address of telephone number on the Whitepages) exposed online.
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A. For those unfamiliar with it, the Google Voice service provides you with one centralized telephone number that rings on all the devices you have linked with your Google Voice account, like your mobile phone, office phone, Skype account and any other place you get voice calls.
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The above tweet also includes a telephone number that does not match the Franks Express Yelp page, however, when we Google searched the number, it brought up another moving company that has several numbers and several different names, and has many reviews that users have flagged as a scam.
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Using an iPod Touch with encrypted messengers like Signal (using a telephone number generated freely by a service like Google Voice for Americans) can turn the cheapest iOS-capable device out there into a secure messaging machine that sheds some of the most potent attack surface inherent to smartphones today.
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To study irrelevant sound effect, participants are asked to complete a simple task which requires them to recall a series of numbers or letters in the exact order in which they saw them—similar to trying to memorize a telephone number when you have no means to write it down.
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The post contains other newsworthy items like the "deprecation of the Instagram API" (developers will soon have access to far less Instagram user data) and the disabling of a feature that let anyone search for users with a telephone number or email address (bad actors were abusing this.) But that 87 million number?
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The sample of telephone exchanges called, both landline and cellphone, was randomly selected by a computer from a complete list of exchanges in Chicago, maintained by Marketing Systems Group of Horsham, Pa. Within each exchange, random digits were added to form a complete telephone number, thus permitting access to listed and unlisted numbers alike.
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That call got through despite the fact that advisers to Senator John McCain of Arizona, the Republican presidential nominee, had a policy of never letting Mr. McCain take a call from a purported foreign leader without first checking out the telephone number with the State Department, according to a person familiar with that campaign's operations.
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So after Trump expressed to reporters on May 9 that he wanted Iran to give him a call, American officials passed a direct telephone number for the White House to the Swiss government, which as a neutral nation represents US interests in Tehran in the absence of an American Embassy, to make available to the Islamic Republic of Iran.
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For a further 26,725 customers it says the following information could have been obtained: Name, address, date of birth, gender, handset type, contract start and end date, whether they are a handset or SIM only customer, telephone number, email address, previous address, marital status, employment status, Three account number and phone number and how long they've been with Three.
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If you live near Seattle, Chicago, Dallas, White Plains, San Diego, or any of the other 10 cities that will be participating in the program pilot, you'll be able to place an order online using the "Buy Online & Pickup In-Store" service; call or text the special "Curbside Pick-up" telephone number when you're 10 minutes away, and voila!
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It is unclear whether the Wagner Group — which has no publicly declared telephone number, office or website — is really a private company or, as some experts believe, just a vehicle used by military intelligence for operations that the Russian state wants to keep at arm's length but which offer moneymaking opportunities for insiders connected to the state.
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Then he lied about that effort to the FBI—a violation of 18 U.S.C., Section 1001, and one of the easiest traps for federal investigators to spring on targets who think that the FBI is less savvy than it is—and made ham-handed attempts to cover up those lies by deleting social media profiles and changing his telephone number.
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Playlist: Toshiki Kadomatsu - "If You…" / Casiopea - "Midnight Rendezvous" / Makoto Matsushita - "First Light" / Tatsuro Yamashita - "Merry-Go-Round" / Masayoshi Takanaka - "Sexy Dance" /Junko Ohashi - "Telephone Number" / Kikuchi Momoko - "Adventure" / Haruko Kuwana - "蒼い風" Before there was ever anything called "city pop," Yellow Magic Orchestra used the term "techno-pop" to describe their own style of synth-heavy, grove-oriented dance music.
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"When I met that man I had a boyfriend and he tried to become his friend to get my home telephone number," said Hayek, who is supporting Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Drugmaker Eli Lilly on Tuesday began posting price information online for drugs it advertises on TV. The company began running TV ads for Trulicity, a popular diabetes drug, which don't give price info but direct viewers to a new website or a toll-free telephone number where they can learn about the list price, average out-of-pocket costs and patient assistance programs.
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The proposed law, to be passed next year, would institute fines "when someone breaks into your vital space, talks to you within 10 or 53 centimeters of your face, follows you for three, four, five or six streets, or asks for your telephone number about 17 times," France's Gender Equality Minister Marlene Schiappa told RTL, a French radio station, on Monday.
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The proposed law, to be passed next year, would institute fines "when someone breaks into your vital space, talks to you within 10 or 20 centimeters of your face, follows you for three, four, five or six streets, or asks for your telephone number about 17 times," France's Gender Equality Minister Marlene Schiappa told RTL, a French radio station, on Monday.
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Lawmakers there advanced legislation earlier this month that strips away individual rights to privacy by requiring public employers to hand over to public labor unions the name, job title, worksite location, home address, work telephone number, date of hire, work email address, personal email address, and home and personal cell phone number of every single employee within 85033 days of hiring.
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The law authorized the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to implement rules that would outlaw two main business practices: (1) making telemarketing calls using an artificial or prerecorded voice to residential telephones without prior express consent; and (2) making any non-emergency call using an automatic telephone dialing system ("autodialer") or an artificial or prerecorded voice to a wireless telephone number without prior express consent.
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