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код зоны Telephone area code assigned to the United States.
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Examples for "telephone prefix"
Examples for "telephone prefix"
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She recognized the international telephone prefix-39-06-butnotthe number.
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Most of the time, he picked telephone prefixes in the Melbourne CBD.
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France has introduced a new telephone numbering plan, with effect from last night.
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Within four months, people (mostly teens) had sent texts in from all 295 area codes in the United States.
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Instead, "Operation Sundevil" was a crackdown on those traditional scourges of the digital underground: credit-card theft and telephone code abuse.
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The introduction of new telephone codes at the weekend has caused confusion throughout Northern Ireland.
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He's photographed the last operating textile mill in New England and documents outdated mnemonic telephone codes for fun.
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ISI telephone codes are from the author's 1992 interviews with Yousaf, June 1992.
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This has sometimes happened by accident, as naive hackers blunder onto police boards and blithely begin offering telephone codes.
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Adding to controversy, organisers said votes from Crimea count as Ukrainian votes, because tallies are based on existing national telephone codes.
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(Stolen telephone codes may not "obtain money," but they certainly do obtain valuable "services," which is specifically forbidden by Section 1029.)