This Release may be signed in whole or in counterparts and delivered in whole or in counterparts by facsimile or telegraphic transmission. |
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In the end we resorted to telegraphic, monosyllabic emails when we absolutely had to communicate with each other. |
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The Press Association made agency news nationally available by providing a central telegraphic agency for the new provincial press. |
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We know too that before children use mature speech, they coo and babble, and then use holophrases and telegraphic sentences. |
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Messages tend to be short, even telegraphic, and may omit grammatical bridges. |
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The text, written by Coates, is in telegraphic style but is loaded with easily accessible information, including recent observations. |
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Also, the older children speak proficient English instead of the telegraphic dialect the Shimerdas use in the early chapters. |
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I am told that many of these early military telegraphic dispatches survive in the War Department collection of the U.S. National Archives. |
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Finally, a telegraphic or telex message is not recorded, except by the sending and recipient banks. |
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He said, however, that the shift in direct payments resulted in additional revenue on drafts and telegraphic transfers. |
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By then, Morse had been experimenting with a telegraphic device for four years. |
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A chart showing the details of the Morse code used for transmitting telegraphic messages, invented by Samuel Morse has also been displayed. |
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The speech is often called telegraphic and is flat, unmelodic, and distorted. |
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In other words, in writing on the typewriter, she was clever enough to be able to tap her keys in a pattern that is exactly like the Morse telegraphic code. |
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All payments under this pledge shall be made in United States Dollars by means of telegraphic transfer remittance to the mutually agreed bank account. |
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He recognised its importance as a link for bringing the Empire into direct telegraphic connexion for political, commercial, and strategic purposes. |
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These one-word utterances that have meaning are holographic phrases, which are soon followed by short two-word sentences called telegraphic phrases. |
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He has also added a running paraphrase to each of the poem's twenty-four sections, making explicit much that the author's telegraphic style has compressed. |
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On Tuesday evening a telegraphic despatch was published, but, owing to the meagreness of its contents, did not remove the apprehensions previously existing. |
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Yet McMurtry writes in a telegraphic style that does in sentences what others do in pages. |
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Now mostly recycled as fence posts, the hollow demountable poles were used originally to erect telegraphic wires across the Central Australian Desert during the 2nd World War. |
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The next stage is often called telegraphic speech, named for its similarity to the language typically used in a telegram. |
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Name, address, telegraphic address, electronic address, telephone number, telex and fax number of the contracting entity. |
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Such digital messages have undermined the business case for the telegram, but have preserved aspects of telegraphic tradition. |
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It provides security for all citizens and residents, freedom of domicile and freedom of telegraphic, postal, telephone and other communications. |
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This is a vast question to which, once again, I can only endeavour to respond in an almost telegraphic style with one or two comments. |
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Already famous for his telegraphic code, he now became an ardent proponent for peace. |
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In Traffic, the so-called white slavers use a telegraphic pen to communicate. |
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Naturally, all these questions would benefit from a lengthy discussion, but I would like to attempt to provide you with some initial answers, in the telegraphic style that we are using today. |
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It now seems a film of such telegraphic queerness that it's hard to believe some of those schoolgirls' posters weren't unpinned months before Victim reached the cinemas. |
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It is likewise an offence, punishable by detention for a term of one week to three months and a fine, to defame any person by word, gesture or threat, in writing, graphically or in a telephone or telegraphic communication. |
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Telephonic or telegraphic switching apparatus. |
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Canada is important for a variety of reasons and I shall be telegraphic in saying this because Mr Vitorino and Mr Schröder have already outlined some of those. |
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Parts of electrical telephonic or telegraphic apparatus. |
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In the applicant's opinion the comments given by the Commission were vague, unsubstantiated and telegraphic and do not constitute reasonable motivation. |
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Surveillance, whether electronic or otherwise, interceptions of telephonic, telegraphic and other forms of communication, wire-tapping and recording of conversations should be prohibited. |
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The Administrator shall pay distributions in cash by telegraphic transfer in respect of dividends within three months of the date of the declaration of the dividend. |
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While the telegraphic message could relate exploits of valour and advancement of a soldier, more frequently they conveyed official regret over the injury, or loss of life in the line of duty. |
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All wagons for public traffic had a code name that was used in telegraphic messages. |
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Even by temporarily censoring the telegraphic communications, the federal government could not have passed indefinitely under silence the eradication of a city of at least 10.000 souls. |
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The export report is the key document for government control of payments in foreign currencies including documentary credits, bills of exchange, and telegraphic transfers. |
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During this period, De Niro developed a vocabulary of broad, telegraphic strokes and dragged applications of wet paint on wet underpainting. |
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In telegraphic succession, the parents two-step, Charleston, lindy, twist, and frug, their dance harmony always splintered apart by their offspring. |
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This later spread throughout the system and allowed stations to use telegraphic messages to tell the people operating the signals when each train arrived safely. |
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