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cabina telefònica 
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You couldn't even tell if there was anyone inside the telephone booth.
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Five minutes later he was in a telephone booth calling for No.
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She could get lost in a telephone booth, or a double bed.
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A telephone booth stood at the intersection just beyond St. Joseph's Church.
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Swift had ceased speaking, Mr. Damon fairly burst from the telephone booth.
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A phone booth was a good place to stay out of sight.
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Why don't you call the Palmer House from the phone booth outside.
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He found a phone booth in the lobby and dialed his home.
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Addison saw what I meant and shrank back into the phone booth.
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I went to a phone booth in the mall and called him.
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I should have been the one to go to the call box.
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I was phoning her from a call box in the middle of Huddersfield.
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There was a call box, but it wasn't in a booth.
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I'm talking to you from a filthy call box on a side street.
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This one also had a call box next to it.
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Waiting your turn outside a public telephone box requires a particular patience.
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He went to a telephone box and made a reverse-charge call home.
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Five minutes later the legal luminary came out of the telephone box.
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Mr. Harbison stared up at her, with the telephone box in his hands.
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There's a telephone box giving a flash of red in the bleak midwinter.
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On the other, an old woman had gone into the telephone kiosk.
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She had been in the telephone kiosk no more than thirty seconds when he rang.
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He walked casually past the ornate front desk, and once outside on Montalembert ran to the nearest telephone kiosk.
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The scheme for Spencer Dock, according to one of its many detractors, makes Liberty Hall look like a telephone kiosk.
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Once, she left him on the top of a telephone kiosk in an airport and had boarded her plane before she realised.
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Its outdoor advertising can be found in buses, trains, telephone kiosks, street banners and airports.
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Does the Taoiseach pop into telephone kiosks and emerge with his underpants around his trousers?
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There were also a couple of banks, a very large police station, and a post office with a row of telephone kiosks in front.