Nevertheless, western governments did little once the scale of massacres were dialled down to a lower, but still savage, intensity.
DNR (dialled number records) The metadata around phone calls, including the sending and receiving of phone numbers, call time and duration.
He ran to a phone box, dialled 999: "I've killed a boy.
When I received a particularly obnoxious email from him the other day, I dialled his number with shaking fingers and spent five minutes in a bliss of white rage.
Brinkmeier asked a nurse to hit a panic button, putting the hospital in lockdown, and then dialled 911 to pass the message onto Sandpoint police.
If police wanted to wiretap a phone, they now needed a warrant, just as they would if they wanted to search a person's home.In this section Little peepers everywhere Shadow boxing Negative enmity Hiring hotties Drying times The sadness of Scranton Slow and steady… The long fight ReprintsBut the warrant requirement applies only to the actual conversation, not to the numbers dialled from a phone.
GLANCING at his phone a few years ago, Marty Castleberg noticed that he had dialled 911 more than almost any other number.
In fact, two calls dialled consecutively from the same spot may connect to two different towers: one close by, the other many miles away.
More important, it assumes that the randomly dialled Americans are actually at home and willing to answer the poll.
His number could be dialled; and from a room presumed full of chittering and whirring timepieces, Time would inform them that "At the third stroke, the time, sponsored by Accurist, will be ten twenty-seven and fifty seconds".
China's foreign ministry may have argued that the rhetoric should be dialled down.
