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telephone in

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telephone something in (to someone)
to call someone on the telephone, usually to give particular information. (The person called is in a special location, such as one's workplace or headquarters.) I will telephone my report in to my secretary. I telephoned in my report. I will telephone it in tomorrow.
See also: telephone


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Though Francis Bacon put the idea of telephone in his book in 1627, but in fact, it was developed many years later in 1876 by Alexander Graham Bell and Elisha Gray.
TDC paid the exercise price by transferring back to Hungarian Telephone notes issued by Hungarian Telephone in the principal amount of $25 million, which notes were held by TDC.
 
 
 
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