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	List of international call prefixes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		International phone numbers are usually written with a + before the phone number, and some phones allow this to be entered directly, often with two consecutive presses of the * key.
		Finland, where to encourage competition between international telephone carriers, a system of prefixes beginning with 99 was introduced in addition to the 00 prefix.
		The domestic call prefix 8 and international call prefix 8~10 are to be replaced by the ITU-recommended dialling prefixes of 0 and 00.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_international_call_prefixes (481 words)

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		Prefixes are not part of the number and are not signalled over internetwork or international boundaries.
		It is recommended by the CCITT that the Administrations of countries that have not yet introduced automatic international operation, or Administrations that are, for various reasons, revis- ing their numbering plans should adopt an international prefix (a code for access to the international automatic network) composed of the two digits 00.
		For national calls between number- ing areas or local networks the subscriber number may be preceded by the national prefix and the national destination code.
	www.nmedia.net /docs/ccitt/1988/6_1/6_1_04.txt (11041 words)

	LincMad: International Telesleaze Prefixes
		Carrying a call ten meters from the inbound switch to a conference bridge in the next room is not what I consider "use of the domestic network." Worse, the charges are often inadequately disclosed, and the consumer has little or no protection against misleading or outright fraudulent use of these international numbers.
		For instance, calls to India may be cheapest in the middle of the day and most expensive in the middle of the night.
		Remember, you must have two calls, one telesleaze and the other not, to the same country, on the same long-distance carrier, with the same international rate plan in effect, in the same rate period, but with a higher charge for the telesleaze number.
	www.lincmad.com /telesleaze.html (2974 words)

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		Prefixes and the cities they are for in your area 14.
		List of long distance company access codes (10288, 10222, etc.) Your business office's phone number can be very useful for changing services for other people or for yourself.
		The list of prefix category is also VERY useful for exchange scanners or just for anyone that wants to know if a call is local or not.
	www.etext.org /zines/ASCII/PeopleIntoSeriousShit/piss0065.txt (877 words)

	List of country calling codes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a list of country calling codes defined by ITU-T recommendation E.164.
		CCITT, the predecessor of the ITU Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T), developed the first formal list of telephone country codes.
		This list was included in the 1964 CCITT Blue Book, among other international telecommunication recommendations, which would eventually become ITU-T recommendation E.164.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_country_calling_codes (754 words)

	United States Callsign Policies
		Finally, as of the 1933 list, with the widespread adoption of radio, the visual signal assignments were eliminated as no longer needed, although ships that had radio transmitters were now instructed they could employ their radio callsigns for signal letter purposes.
		A note appearing with the June 30, 1912 lists stated that "Radio call letters of American vessels on the Atlantic and Gulf in the K series are subject to revision under international agreement".
		However, according to the station lists appearing in the latter publication, it is clear that the commercial land stations were actually being issued calls in the opposite pattern, i.e.
	earlyradiohistory.us /recap.htm (4588 words)

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		If you are calling to other countries or territories that use the same country code as the country you are calling from, you will normally not use the international IDD prefix (the IDD prefix is sometimes called the "international access code").
		The Denmark international access code is 00, the country code for Australia is [61] and the city code for Sydney is (2).
		A list of International Dialing Codes is at http://kropla.com/dialcode.htm, and the AmeriCom Long Distance Area Decoder at http://www.xmission.com/~americom/aclookup.html will allow you to look up both U.S. and international country codes, city codes, and area codes.
	www.nalcorp.com /glossary/intldialing.html (1096 words)

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		This dictionary by contrast, is the work of an international team that includes 381 carefully selected contributors representing the major sub-fields of philosophy and many philosophical traditions.
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	Mystique of the Three-Letter Callsigns
		Three-letter calls in the United States are an emotional topic for many -- the "passing" of one leads to mourning and oratory on the need to protect these historic creatures from extinction.
		The call letters assigned to the United States are all combinations (676) beginning with the letter N and all (676) beginning with the letter W, and all combinations (598) from KDA to KZZ, inclusive.
		The "Call" column lists the current call of the original station, with stations that have dropped their three-letter call listed in parentheses and in lowercase.
	www.oldradio.com /archives/general/3myst.htm (4267 words)

	Tenor Call Relay CMD Ref. P104-12-xx - internationalprefix
		Multiple prefixes can be created as some countries have more than one international dial prefix.
		If you choose to enter a Dial Plan Configuration, the default International Prefix for the Dial Plan Country you chosen is displayed.
		Once you have added a prefix, you can also select it and then click Edit to modify or Delete to remove the prefix from the table.
	www.quintum.com /support/products/2G/crsp/sysdoc/webhelp/internationalprefix.htm (224 words)

	Dialing
		From a UCLA number using one of these prefixes, do NOT dial the first two numbers of the prefix.
		A list of international dialing codes is compiled annually for the print UCLA Telephone Directory.
		For assistance in international dialing, call the long distance operator by dialing 230.
	www.cts.ucla.edu /directory/dialing.htm (202 words)

	Mystique of the Three-Letter Callsigns
		Notice the policy was that calls for ocean-going ship stations started with a different letter than the land stations they communicated with: in the West ships received W-- calls and land stations were assigned K--, while the reverse was true in the East, with K-- ship calls and W-- land calls.
		Since then "independence" has become more common, for in addition to the total of 57 active AM three-letter calls as of January 1, 2006 there are 12 independents, for a total of 69 different three-letter calls on all bands.
		However, of the 36 calls which have disappeared from the AM band, 12 still live on as FM or TV stations [7 K's/5 W's], so counting all bands the current number of surviving unique three-letter calls is now 69 [34 K's/35 W's].
	earlyradiohistory.us /3myst.htm (4106 words)

	Call Letter Origins
		In most cases, the call letters are still currently being used in the city of license shown in the list itself.
		The growing international flavor or the list is also reflected by the contributions from Andrew Emmerson.
		Although I realize that many call letters were simply assigned by the government, it is fascinating to trace the story of a radio station by its use of the call letters.
	www.geocities.com /ResearchTriangle/6375/origins.html (7582 words)

	Measurements, Units of Measurement, Weights and Measures - Numericana
		The former prefix was particularly convenient, because it made the widespread abbreviation fm (for "fermi") correspond correctly to the the officially endorsed femtometer.
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		This mean solar second came under international scrutiny by the CGPM in 1954, and the BIPM proposed (in 1956) a new official definition of the second: The definition of the so-called ephemeris second is based entirely on the orbital period of the Earth, which is steadier than its spin.
	home.att.net /~numericana/answer/units.htm (10387 words)

	Internationalize JSP-based Websites
		Listings 1 and 2 show the property files supporting the locales for the US and France.
		Also, since a locale is typically defined in Java via a country code and/or a language code and an optional variant, the name of the bundle has to correlate with the locale it serves.
		But to develop truly international applications, you would need to use a character set capable of supporting languages such as Chinese, Arabic, Japanese, and so forth, whose range of characters far exceeds the 256-character limit of ISO Latin-1.
	www.javaworld.com /javaworld/jw-03-2000/jw-03-ssj-jsp.html (2708 words)

	International Dialing Codes
		is the international prefix needed to dial a call
		that country from one city to another (when calling another city in the same vicinity, this may not be necessary).
		The NDD is followed by the city/area code for the place you are calling (city/area codes, where applicable, can be viewed by following the link from the country name on the table below).
	kropla.com /dialcode.htm (512 words)

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		I called Nicole on the cell and told her what was happening.
		When I talked to the Midas folks that afternoon, they said it was the radiator(which they kept calling a "rad", but I assumed that was what they meant), and they'd have to replace it, for about $500.
		We also had a standard word list which we were supposed to populate, though it seemed a bit artificial to me. We ended up(even with two hours)running a bit short on time, so we just each got assigned two words to create.
	azpiazu.blogspot.com (16195 words)

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		County town lists use ''' even though strictly incorrect.
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	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/User:SGBailey (418 words)

	List of country calling codes - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		List of country calling codes - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
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		Fill Prefix: Filling paragraphs that are indented or in a comment, etc.
		List Tags: Listing and finding tags defined in a file.
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		The scientific-laboratory subgenre of candid shots calls for one person to point a finger at the apparatus and the other person or persons to stare with feigned interest.
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	Country Codes - a VisiBone Splist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Dialing the PIN is a pain — 30 digits for every long distance US call (10-digit 800-number, 10-digit PIN, 10-digit phone number), but now with their recharge feature I've memorized the numbers and just fly through them.
		My wife calls her mom in Colombia, South America (La Fiesta card), talks all she wants, and I don't bleed.
		By the way, strange thing, when you call someone their caller ID usually shows some unfamiliar number local to them.
	visibone.com /countrycodes (605 words)

	Amateur Radio Prefixes
		Latitude-Longitude listings are based on several sources; Airport Codes, Capital City Lists, the CIA Fact Book, and various Atlases.
		Primary Prefix is in RED--the mostly commonly used and most frequently cited in country lists.
		The ITU allocates a block or blocks of prefixes to each country, and all callsigns must begin with the specified prefix.
	www.ac6v.com /prefixes.htm (4335 words)

	Convention 2002 - Trinidad and Tobago - Lee Besing's Diary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		International Convention held at the Emerald Plaza in St. Augustine Trinidad.
		Final registration count was around 80 persons, repsenting 17 teams and 7 councils, with 3 persons from Canada and 14 persons from the USA attending and the rest from Trinidad and Tobago.
		A list of all the awards will be included in a separate report, and listed on the web site with photos of most recipients.
	www.reactintl.org /conventions/2001 (2950 words)

	International Amateur Radio Callsign prefix List
		The prefixes used by a country for both commercial and amateur radio purposes are determined from one or more ITU allocation blocks issued to that country.
		Also shown are some unauthorised prefixes which may be heard and which may or may not be recognised as a DXCC entity.
		Where a prefix is shown that is perhaps unusual, then the common prefix is shown after the country name or details.
	www.warc.org.uk /prefix.htm (1106 words)

	International Ring
		A list of codes you may found in the
		For example, when calling a ship located in the Pacific Ocean, the namber should be dialed as follows:
		Codes of cities in European, Ural and West-Siberian regions of Russia are listed in the
	www.vtc.ru /english/for_user/telephone/int_ring.htm (142 words)

	International Registration and Callsign Prefixes
		The list below shows all known prefixes and where possible details of the years and type of usage by aircraft.If you can add to or correct any entries,please Email me
		Allocations to Manufacturers in the first(letter prefix) system are shown below.Unless otherwise shown the allocation was made on 23-12 1929 and used until 1-1-48 when the new system started.
		The N prefix was often not shown on a/c until 1948,but a qualifying letter following the N was often used.These letters were-:C Commercial(1929-1948) L Limited(1946-1948 R Restricted (1946-1948) S State-owned(1929-1937) X Experimental(1929-1948) G Glider(1929-1937)used C thereafter till 1948 In recent years,many vintage aircraft have used the prefixes for authenticity.
	daveg4otu.tripod.com /pref.html (1285 words)

	Ham Radio Zones, Countries & Prefixes
		AC6V's Mega Prefix List -- Prefixes By The Bushel -- specializing in the unusual prefixes -- like AT4, MP, ZY, etc. -- Includes ITU Zones, CQ Zones, Long/Lat, Start Date, District Information and Prefix Maps (This is a large file ~ 300kB so give it some time to download)
		International Call-Sign Prefix Allocations -- Block Allocations From The QRZ
		Prefix List -- With Maps -- From The Elmer Hamlet
	www.ac6v.com /zones5.htm (501 words)

	Daring Fireball: Tiger Details
		Any arguments following the script will be passed as a list of strings to the direct parameter of the ``run'' handler.
		Recall from an earlier entry in this list that during the boot process, Mac OS X no longer displays status messages telling you which processes are starting when.
		It seems to be identical to the U.S. keyboard layout, the only difference being that when you turn on the input menu (by way of the Input Menu section of the International panel in System Preferences), you get a Canadian flag icon instead of the U.S. stars and stripes.
	daringfireball.net /misc/2005/04/tiger_details#command-return (7063 words)

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