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taking calls

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taking calls
willing to receive telephone calls. I'm sorry, but she's not taking calls at the moment. Can I have her call you later?
See also: call, taking


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There is no one in this control room taking calls from Teesside anymore.
Everyone loves music of some kind and mobile phone shops have seen a remarkable increase in the demand for the mobiles with the music players in the recent years Cell phones are not limited to only taking calls and a large number of consumers are attracted to the cell phones with sophisticated music players Everyone loves music of some kind and mobile phone shops have seen a remarkable increase in the demand for the mobiles with the music players in the recent years.
But manager Janine Rennie insists that was a deliberate tactic before a 13-strong team of trained volunteers start taking calls next month.
 
 
 
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