Computer or analog based messaging service.
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correio de voz Catalan
bustia de veu A computerized system for answering and routing telephone calls; telephone messages can be recorded and stored and relayed.
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His partner didn't answer, so he left a message on his voicemail.
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The voicemail, which lets you access each message individually, is simply brilliant.
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The phone rang a few times and then switched to voicemail: 'Wynnie.
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When you're in the company of others, let voicemail handle non-urgent calls.
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Eventually, Teichman says, Stance could facilitate a different way of handling voicemail.
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Even better-callyour phone number at work and leave yourself voice mail.
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I press one and hold it, I hear the voice mail welcome.
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I wanted to know if you got my voice mail last week.
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Michael played a voice mail from Agent Henning right before you arrived.
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Every time Emily called Ali's cell phone it went to voice mail.
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But Rita's phone rang and rang and went right to voice mail.
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It rang half a dozen times; then her voice mail picked up.
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My voice mail is full every single day, said Wow's Susy Wilson.
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Three voice mail messages had come in since my departure from Oxford.
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Which you could have told me in voice mail, by the way.
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On the third ring it was answered by a voice mail message.
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I called Lesley again, but her phone went straight to voice mail.
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She decided to ignore it and let it go to voice mail.
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Ramsey's voice mail stated that he'd be out of contact until Monday.
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Marla tried Stan's phone constantly but it went straight to voice mail.
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She let it ring until it was picked up by voice mail.
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