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The Foundry said it had had "a little bit of contact" with Disney over the issue, according to Sydney's Daily Telegraph newspaper.

Police said the car failed to negotiate a bend in the road, hit the kerb, then smashed into a telegraph pole.

If I tell you that the telegraph said nothing about which hospital my aunt was in, you might feel a little funny.

But just as our diplomats eventually mastered the telegraph, they are doing the same to harness the potential of these new tools as well.

Tom was deeply interested in the telegraph which had been invented just before he was born.

The Sunday Telegraph put the coffee alternative to the test - to see if the truth could be filtered out.

In 1827, Harrison Grey Dyer used a form of the telegraph on long Island, New York, but he gave up the idea.

Trolley cars, telegraph poles, sidewalks, lamp-posts, and any other structures capable of blocking traffic would become obsolete.

How much is the book? 4. She went to the telegraph office in a hurry.

For a broadsheet, the Telegraph seems to run an awful lot of tabloid celebrity articles.

All I'm after is just a mediocre brain, something like the President of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company.

One of the bravest men that I ever saw was a fellow on top of a telegraph pole in the midst of a furious fire fight in Tunisia.

The next day, with a push of a telegraph button in the White House, President Franklin Roosevelt opened the bridge to cars, too.

Trying to simplify his life in every way, he did not telegraph, but hired a cart and pair at the station.

He had been "mesmerising" at the table, he told the Telegraph in his last whispered interview, and with practice he could be so again.

The Daily Telegraph newspaper said the drawing of Sarah Brown "bears scant resemblance to her" .

In the Telegraph interview, the chancellor said the British economy was "on the mend" .

But they did not know that the telegraph office wires only went into the nearby forest.

He thought the best of music was in single strains; and he found poetic suggestion in the humming of the telegraph-wire.

Moreover, the advent of the telegraph did away with much of the speculation that had previously been a staple of American newspapers.

According to the British "Daily Telegraph" reported on 6 July Icelandic experts said the eruption of a volcano ready.

"It introduces him to the concept of the other woman, " he said in London's Daily Telegraph.

He could still hear the Morse on the telegraph, and background noise did not disturb him as much as it did people with normal hearing.

Then take a look at the size of his fingers rather than his wallet, a new study suggests, the Daily Telegraph reported.

"Some drivers just lift off the throttle and end up in your way, " Hamilton is quoted as saying by the Daily Telegraph.

Beside the train, the monotony is broken by two lines of wooden telegraph poles, marching into infinity, that deepen a sense of loneliness.

This was a new section for the fashion and beauty site, showcasing products that have been hand picked by the Telegraph's experts.

It's sort of like the telegraph, only you hear words instead of dots and dashes.

we only advertised it a couple of days ago , " o ' neill told daily telegraph" .

Like the greatest invention since . . . the telegraph or something.

It has no specific transaction, only by telephone or telegraph to complete the transaction.

As for the money, though I hate to give it to her, I promise you I'll go straight to the post office and telegraph it to her.

The Sunday Telegraph campaigns ferociously against Maastricht, and it was the Sun that screamed "Up yours, Delors! " .

In Phase I, communications and media policy primarily referred to the emerging technologies of telegraph, telephony and wireless.

"We prevented a Great Depression, " the Bank of England's governor, Mervyn King, told the Daily Telegraph in March this year.

Daily Telegraph rock critic Neil McCormick said he was "utterly shocked" at her death.

Garfield: You think you can get me to Telegraph Tower?

No doubt the Queen will open her copy of The Daily Telegraph this morning with a certain sinking feeling.

they drove him before them like an ac-cursed beast across all the province, by day and by night, on foot, on horseback, by telegraph.

Other research quoted by the Telegraph article seems to suggest that some mental faculties improve with age.

He was already an expert on the telegraph before he came up with a gadget that sent telegraph signals between unmanned stations.

According to the Belfast Telegraph, Stewart is actually going so far as to say that Breaking Dawn may be the best Twilight film yet.

That electrifying news would telegraph itself around the St. Gregory tomorrow morning within minutes of the great man's arrival.

Or so we think. We all jumped a bit at a headline in The Telegraph of London: "Chinese earthquake may have been man-made, say scientists. "

Because of his quickness and hard work, he was soon promoted to telegraph operator and was paid $5 a week.

He adds that coming decisions by Mr. Buffett could telegraph how the company will deal will future management changes.

martin nodded , and called one of the loungers to him to take the message to the telegraph office.

And each transaction is carefully recorded to be communicated by telegraph, radio, and cable all over the world.

A pedal-powered submarine capable of diving up to 30 m has been developed by a Russian company, the Daily Telegraph reported.

She said: "Why did your uncle send a telegraph, you are so far away! "

A few days later, a telegraph came announcing the arrival of the Henderson and Wellman families next week.

Jo Thompson is posting two weekly blogs on her journey to Australia, which are condensed each week for the pages of Telegraph Travel.

"When my patients ask whether they should vaccinate their sons, I say 'certainly, " Gillison said, the Telegraph reported.

Now people besides follows previous best way outside, has been a happy New Year and telephone etiquette telegraph paid etc.

Far from putting papers out of business, the telegraph actually made them more attractive and increased their sales.

Mother sent me a message by telegraph that she would arrive home by afternoon plane.

"We may be able to relate it to changes in the social classes, " he told The Daily Telegraph, a British newspaper.

An Australian funeral home has decided to save space by burying people vertically, the Daily Telegraph reported.

During these different expeditions Samuel Fergusson was the most active and interesting correspondent of the Daily Telegraph.

An application for administrative license may be filed by means of letter, telegraph, telex, fax, electronic data interchange and email.

Before I can do in the classroom building telegraph to listen, now I can only see table on the phone number of the cold.

The writer is the former chairman of the Telegraph Newspapers and of many other newspapers.

A New Zealand man is recovering from surgery after being shot in the buttock by his dog, the Daily Telegraph of London reported Tuesday.

"I just can't wait to be able to use the title in order to carry out my charity work, " Ms Richardson told The Daily Telegraph.

"It's amazing that no-one was hurt or killed but it was a terrifying experience, " he told The Daily Telegraph.

He announced that the company would improve existing telegraph devices and work on new inventions.

Dress is always code, particularly for teenagers eager to telegraph evolving identities.

And it ends like this: "This telegraph is a fantastic instrument to diffuse religion, civilization, liberty and law throughout the world. "

Equipped with such modern appliances as the bicycle, the telegraph, and the Colt revolver, he comes to grips with a feudal never-never-land.

The Daily Telegraph newspaper began last month to publish details of MPs' expense claims that have tarnished all the main political parties.

Or, as the Telegraph generously puts it: "Male science 'nerds' most likely to be virgins, study says" .

A portion of telegraph hill collapsed sending rocks and boulders down onto the back of at least three buildings.

It is a matter of some pride to those of us at the Telegraph then that he did not.

He did not bother to punctuate the telegraph message.

The most dramatic step was the 1984 breakup of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, the nationwide telephone monopoly.

Hover over the masthead of The Times or The Sun or the Daily Telegraph - and the words start to jump around, before merging into some video.

The prime minister's intended attire was the subject of debate on the letters page of Wednesday's Daily Telegraph.

The Daily Telegraph claims the Frenchman wants out of the Emirates and has set his sights on a switch to Old Trafford.

The administration of the Chinese telegraph system is frequently a mere travesty of what it might be and ought to be.

this is quite a different kind of organization, merely mechanical, like the post or the telegraph.

In 1843, Morse and Vail received funding from the U. S. Congress to set up and test their telegraph system between Washington, D. C.

The Sunday Telegraph spent the day with him whilst he paced the streets of London hunting for 10 lucky recipients.

A telegraph messenger in blue dashed past her and up the few steps that led to the entrance and disappeared.

Among these were a relay booster for telegraph lines and a fire-safety curtain for theaters.

By the time he was eleven , he had set up a home-made telegraph and was practicing the Morse Code.

Thanks to Edison, people were then able to send several telegraph messages simultaneously .

While working on improvements to the telegraph and the telephone, Edison figured out a way to record sound on tinfoil-coated cylinders.

across wide stretches of flat , open prairie they could see lines of telegraph poles stalking across the fields toward the great city.

Spiritualism came in the wake of the inventions of the telegraph and telephone that made it possible to send messages over long distances.

" Meanwhile the Telegraph stated: " Record four out of five jobs going to foreigners between May and June.

American Telephone Telegraph and International Business Machines are the Brobdingnagians of business and tower over their industries.

The title of Howe's book, What Hath God Wrought, is the text of the message sent by Samuel Morse as he demonstrated the telegraph in 1844.

Deprived of the financial means to remain independent, Thomas Edison was compelled to seek employment as a night telegraph operator.

But it was thirty-four more years until the first telegraph system began operating between Baltimore, MarylanD, and Washington D.

Martin, of Penmaenmawr, Gwynedd, told the Daily Telegraph that in two cases he administered the lethal injections without consent.

As with the telegraph before it-also hailed as a tool of peace-the internet does nothing on its own.

As one Bridgend girl told the Telegraph, "Suicide is just what people do here because there is nothing else to do. "

According to the Daily Telegraph on January 21, the Naked Cowboy, Robert Burck, performs at King's Cross St Pancras in London, UK.

Radio, telephone, and telegraph are means by which man has extended the range of his senses of hearing and speech.

but he wants a par to call attention in the telegraph too , the saturday pink.

"It begs a number of important questions, not least how the ruling will affect search engines, " wrote The Telegraph.

Separately, the Telegraph newspaper said Yara could be a potential buyer of Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. 's non- potash units.

The North's telegraph network spreads its tentacles far and wide, sucking information back to Lincoln and his commanders in Washington.

Fenugreek often used to make curry could provide a cure for the common cold, the Daily Telegraph reports.

"Extra small condoms for 12 year-old boys go on sale in Switzerland" was the headline I read in the Daily Telegraph.

"They could easily have avoided the iceberg if it wasn't for the blunder, " Patten told the Daily Telegraph.

To transmit messages across telegraph wires, in the 1930s Morse and Vail created what came to be known as Morse code.

Naturally, the story did not end with the railroad and the telegraph.

Those disclosures have come from leaked records obtained by the Daily Telegraph newspaper.

It's a devastating disease, " the men's father, Anthony Clark, told The Telegraph. " Both of them are very childlike now.

The mayor of an Italian town has forbidden residents to die, because there is no cemetery to bury them, the Daily Telegraph reported.

Telegraph her to come at once.

By 1865 Siemens had opened up shop in Britain and was building telegraph lines all over Russia.

Lewis believes isolating the new venture from the rest of the Telegraph is an advantage.

Indeed, American inventor Alexander Graham Bell was working on ways to improve the telegraph when he devised the telephone.

Kindly let us have confirmation of these orders by telegraph tomorrow by .

Thousands of Kazakhs are competing to prove their relationship to Genghis Khan, the Daily Telegraph of London reported.

Telegraph and telephone are used for transmitting over long distances.

A spokesperson for Liverpool City Council told the Telegraph the "law" was a myth and had no basis in fact.

And there's a message that I'm sending out, like a telegraph to your soul.

President Barack Obama has given his first ever iPad autograph to a fan named Sylvester Cann, the Daily Telegraph of London reported.

The Irish Republic has decided to close its embassies to 3 countries on cost-saving grounds, The Daily Telegraph of London reported.

That ended the joke, and Edison won his job, as well as the title of fastest telegraph operator in the Western Union Company.

Since the honorarium they had offered was three hundred and fifty dollars, Martin thought it not worth while to telegraph.

The sheriff was already out of the saddle and into the telegraph office.

We at the Palestine Telegraph always want to bring out topics that no one else is prepared to print.

People tend to use telegraph service much less than before owing to more advanced communicative means.

Use of the telegraph was quickly accepted by people eager for a faster and easier way of sending and receiving information.

Turn telegraph handle from stop to ahead dead slow, supply air to ME, ME should starting thrice automatically and failure alarm is given.

The telegraph poles whirled past us as the train gathered speed.

To the Daily Telegraph, Ecclestone also denied the rumours, insisting they must have originated "from a malicious source" .

Politicians also had to be watchful once their words were circulated by telegraph.

As I walked to the clerk's desk I heard him call to a bell-boy and say something about telegraph blanks.

He insists on the installation of telegraph lines directly into the War Department.

By August 1869 Edison had taken out a patent on a telegraph which could print out messages automatically.

Information about prices, quality and quantity moved at the same speed as the transport of goods prior to the telegraph.

Before I go any further, I'd hope that Huxley's comments to the Daily Telegraph weren't taken out of context.

Posts to the Grimsby Telegraph described "Mattie" as a giant who was also loving, caring and kind.

Kindly let us HAs confirmation of any orders by telegraph tomorrow by 3 p. m.

Space weather has been recognized as causing problems with new technology since the invention of the telegraph in the 19th century.

Notification : to notify the other party by telegraph , mail , fax, e-mail, or other methods .

The Telegraph then notes that with "the drying times for the glaze taking months, such effects would have taken years to achieve. "

But when details of what they were claiming were leaked to London's Daily Telegraph, the outrage hit fever pitch.

The Telegraph recently published an interesting piece entitled, "What Bill Gates and Steve Jobs Really Think of Each other. "

This week, we learn about her concerns on obesity through the Telegraph and Daily Mail.

These limitations also lessened the effectiveness of the semaphore, a modern precursor to the electric telegraph.

Their impedance varied; headphones used in telegraph and telephone work had an impedance of 75 ohms.

A James Bond fan has invented a moped equipped with a flame thrower, the Daily Telegraph reported Tuesday.

They include: Women, Scientology, the United States Tax code, Chinese telegraph code, Microsoft Visio 2004, and Obama's Nobel Peace Prize.

What was the first telegraph message?

Finally, he studied well enough to become a telegraph operator , earning$25 a month.

Thomas Edison's first invention was the automatic telegraph repeater.

A large number of the telegraph lines were going in all directions, as crooked as the vines that grapes grow on.

The next year, Carnegie worked as a messenger boy in a telegraph office for $2. 50 per week.

Scientists say male birds that eat mercury-contaminated food show "surprising" homosexual behavior, the Daily Telegraph of London reported.

The written word, carrier pigeons, the telegraph, and many other devices carried ideas faster and faster from man to man.

A robotic suit has been invented to help paraplegics walk, The Daily Telegraph of London reported.

Samuel Morse sends first long distance public telegraph message to Baltimore from the chambers of the Supreme Court in Washington, DC.

Young Carnegie took odd jobs at a cotton factory and later worked as a messenger boy in the telegraph office.

Findings of a recent poll suggest that women spend almost one year of their lives deciding what to wear, UK-based Daily Telegraph reported.

He decided that he wanted to become a telegraph operator-but how could he afford to pay for the training?

Morse probably never expected telegraph wires to be a booby-trap!

That summer when I was sixteen, we received a telegraph at home. I looked at it and saw it was from the countryside.

The film got a lukewarm reception from critics in Venice, though it did receive a four-star review from the Daily Telegraph.

The children were told they could not fly a kite near a telegraph Pole.

A columnist in the Daily Telegraph last week sniped that City would play Blackburn Rovers next weekend with a goalkeeper and 10 strikers.

'We were very upset, ' Mr. Rybchinsky's daughter, Yana, said in an interview with the Telegraph.

"I've been learning for a few years, " he told the Telegraph.

These inventions saved Western Union millions of dollars in the cost of wires and telegraph poles alone.

She told him the news by telegraph.

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The Daily Telegraph claims that Renault 'have suspended negotiations with Giancarlo Fisichella' to facilitate Alonso's return.

The Telegraph understands independent record labels have yet to be signed.

The Daily Telegraph front page showed us two pictures of a 12-year-old boy convicted of stealing wine from a store in Manchester.

Certainly Gallagher and Sunday Telegraph editor Ian MacGregor are much more on the same page as Lewis than their many predecessors were.

His name was Garcia and he was known to fighting somewhere in the mountains of Cuba, but no mail or telegraph could reach him.

Rapists could have their sentences cut in half if they plead guilty after being arrested in the UK, the Daily Telegraph of London reported.

The international launch sees a number of newspapers added to the Kindle Store, including the Daily Telegraph.

Writing in the Atlantic Monthly in 1891, W. J. Stillman, a journalist and critic, decried the effects of the telegraph on his profession.

Google launched an application that allows a mobile phone to instantly translate a conversation, the Daily Telegraph of London reported.

The new curriculum is expected to increase greater emphasis on building relationships and sex health, the Daily Telegraph said.

The Chinese government, however, has insisted that its construction projects have nothing to do with the quake, the Telegraph reports.

Chief is very grateful to him, teaching him the telegraph technology, all of these let him have a new beginning of his life.

By 1900, steamships had shrunk the Atlantic even more, while railroads and the telegraph had eaten up the vastness of America's plains.

London's top visitor attractions are the most expensive in the world, according to a survey conducted by the Sunday Telegraph.

Ford names China's Geely preferred bidder for Volvo - Telegraph Ford believes China's Geely will be a good owner for Volvo.

WHEN Guglielmo Marconi was granted patents on his "wireless telegraph" in 1897, the future of his invention looked modest.

Astronomers have taken a stunning photo of a nebula (see photo) and called it the Eye of God, according to the UK's Daily Telegraph.

People respect us as much as we respect ourselves. That's why the absence of self-confidence can telegraph to others not to believe in us.

The outer door closed on Archer and he walked hastily away toward the telegraph office.

Quickly, companies began to build telegraph lines from one place to another.

British man Rob Millist spotted an incredible image of Jesus Christ on a flaming log in a fire place, the Daily Telegraph reported.

a telegraph code in which letters and numbers are represented by strings of dots and dashes (short and long signals).

Business center, that sells stamps and sends envelop, and provides fax, telegraph, copy, typing, computer-hiring services; g.

We would have no steam or trolley cars, no telegraph or telephone.

At one time, he had forty-five separate inventions in his laboratory, including several important improvements of the telegraph.

We certainly had little chance of living it up on our Daily Telegraph expense accounts.

The bidder shall acknowledge reception of the altered document through telegraph, telefax or fax.

Multimedia communication is a new widely used communication technology after telephone, telegraph and fax.

If the answer to die-cutting on gift box, the indentation of Telegraph and die-cutting knife at the intersection of burst's fault.

Peter Oborne, a columnist for the Daily Telegraph, has reported that Cameron's first meetings with Murdoch went poorly.

Message Transfer Agent operated by a public service provider or PTT (Post, Telegraph, and Telephone administration), or a client MTA.

I told the undergraduates that when Richard knocked into the telegraph pole along with his car, he died at once.

Later versions of the telegraph could decipher letters and numbers automatically.

The electric telegraph transformed how wars were fought and won and how journalists and newspapers conducted business.

Telegraph pad of paper of indentation trough keeps is too wide, indentation when location is not fixed.

World Administrative Telephone and Telegraph Conference?

Its industrial heartland, its growing network of railroads, its telegraph network, all bring victory to the North.

And it was only after the invention of the telegraph that we understood that our nerves carry messages, just like wires.

Within a decade, people began actually marking OK on documents and using OK on the telegraph to signal that all was well.

Field: american merchant and financier who planned and oversaw the laying of the transatlantic telegraph Cable (completed 1866).

Apple has launched Ping, a new social-networking service designed specifically for music fans, the Daily Telegraph reported.

Devices such as the telegraph and telephone relay messages by creating modulated electrical impulses that change in a systematic way.

When the telegraph first moved information over long distances at the speed of light, we'd hit a new turning point.

light adjust: adjust the indicator lamp on the telegraph pannel in the wheelhouse to adapt to the intensity of the light outside.

Papers in Tripoli found by The Sunday Telegraph show the ex-PM used the ousted leader's private jet to attend the meetings.

The Daily Telegraph did a public service by arranging for the leading personalities of the Conservative Party to write features.

A line of telescopes, like those you would find in New York's Battery Park or Telegraph Hill in San Francisco, are also available to rent.

Writing in the Daily Telegraph last week, the Prince of Wales warned the countryside is being left behind in "broadband deserts" .

Soon after the war began in 1861, military commanders started to send battlefield reports by telegraph.

Twenty per cent of searches are navigational which means people are trying to find a particular website, such as telegraph. co. uk.

The Sydney Daily Telegraph is claiming the tests have shown that Semenya has both male and female sexual characteristics.

It relates to the Daily Telegraph newspaper secretly recording the views of leading Liberal Democrats.

A telegraph can transmit two different signals: a dot and a dash .

"The telegraph may not affect magazine literature, nor those newspapers that have some peculiar characteristic, " he predicted.

People were in the streets at four in the morning beating telegraph poles with spoons. It is the traditional call to rebellion.

As with most inventions, Morse borrowed from the ideas of many others in making his telegraph.

Or does he only concentrate on the thoughts of those who send money by telegraph money order?

In 1837 he was granted a patent on an electromagnetic telegraph that transmitted signals along a wire.

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It was in an obscure warehouse on Telegraph Road.

There are three ways of spreading news. -- telegraph, telephone, and tell-a-woman.

Notice may be given by telegraph, telephone, facsimile, mail or personally.

A chef in Texas has created what he claims is the world's first recipe for deep-fried beer, the Daily Telegraph reported.

And he quickly acts to place all telegraph facilities in the Union under military control.

Commission( FCC) covers radio and TV transmission and interstate telephone and telegraph.

I also own a piece of copper wire that was used 160 years ago as a conductor for the original Morse telegraph system.

to prove that they could whip their nemesis, American Telephone & Telegraph, at its own game.

But the South never grasps the potential of the telegraph in creating a centralized command and control system.

Researchers at the University of Warwick say sexual orientation, as well as gender, affects navigation skills, reports the Daily Telegraph.

Less famously but no less significantly, the telegraph also transformed the way we think about the pace of our inner life.

The Telegraph web site showed local Libyans inspecting the charred wreckage of the plane.

Perhaps charging for a new version of the Telegraph's iPhone application, which 400, 000 people have already accessed?

Research in the UK found men are more predictable than women, the Daily Telegraph reported.

Large branches in motion; whistling heard in telegraph wires; umbrellas used with difficulty.

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"To the press the electric telegraph is an invention of immense value, " one journalist observed in 1868.

1865, the telegraph help its President Abraham Lincoln win the war for the North.

With the transoceanic telegraph (1866 and afterwards) continents became linked and the telecommunication industry was born.

mr bloom said , and i ll take it round to the telegraph office.