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relay something to someone
to pass something on to someone. Can you relay this to Frank, who is way down the line? The message was relayed to Frank, who was at the end of the line.


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Working with a team of committee heads and volunteers, the trio hope to raise $550,000 at this year's relay to support the American Cancer Society's programs of research, patient services and education.
All of the technical challenges of using frame relay to transport video have been met.
We anticipate users will appreciate the ease of being able to connect with Sorenson IP Relay to make relay calls through the platform of their choice, whether it's sending a mobile instant message from their wireless device or a standard one from their desktop at work.
 
 
 
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