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[This copy of Z*Mag #123 appears to be incomplete.--aa700]
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-------| Syndicate ZMagazine Issue #123 September 14, 1988 |-----
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| HOT Atari News and Reviews |
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-----------------| American Publishing Enterprises, Inc |----------------
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PUBLISHER GENERAL MANAGER ZMag EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR
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Ron Kovacs R. F. Mariano John Deegan Carlos Hernandez
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Available on: * CompuServe * GEnie * Delphi * The Source * F-Net *
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Copyright (c) 1988 APEInc, SPC -- All Rights Reserved --
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CONTENTS
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|*| Editors Desk......John Deegan |*| Reader Commentary ...D. LaFontaine
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|*| CounterPoint.......R. Swanson |*| Special Offer From The Source
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|*| Atari Users Convention News |*| CP/M BBS Command Help
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|*| CompuServe Rate Update |*| Gov. BBS Systems (Update)
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|*| PCP Update |*| GEnie Confrence Highlights
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Editors Desk by John Deegan
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Official congrats to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mihalik!!! A son arrived late
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afternoon on September 8, 1988. Best wishes from the staff of ZMagazine,
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ST-Report and AMy-Report.
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Happy second birthday to Jessica Kovacs on September 9th.
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Comdex is coming. We will provide as much coverage as possible. ST-
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Report will be covering with exclusive reports and we will print them here
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shortly after. Stay tuned for details.
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SURVEY UPDATE
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We want to thank everyone for responding to the Survey we printed a few
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weeks ago. We are looking into the suggestions and comments. If you
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missed the survey, don't fret! A special release will contain all of the
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survey questions along with a few more. More details on this special
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release next week.
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Reader Commentary
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by Dennis LaFontaine
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I have several comments to make about the reader comment in Zmag iss #119,
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they are in the same order as the original letter is...
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Yes, atari must do certain things, like advertise the REAL power of the
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ST, including on the spot credit financing (similar to the whirlpool plan
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or citi-bank method). Student discounts are on the way according to a
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spokesman that represents the dealer network head.
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1. First off with color, can you say SPECTRUM??? (512 colors on screen at
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once). Can you say QUANTUM PAINTBOX??? (4096 colors on screen at once)
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Can you say DIGISPEC??? (24,386 colors on screen at once), Quantum even
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allows 32 colors in medium rez. All the above work on mmu's
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manufactured after early 1985, with no modifications to make inside,
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simply load and go! As for memory, I have personally seen an 8 meg ST
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in action, if at all possible, I will get the schematics on how to do
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it! Although the ST can do it, Atari still seems to be selling ST's
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under the 4 meg logo and the 16 colors logo. Both Digispec and Spectrum
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512 can be obtained through Trio Engineering, or from The Catalog in
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Antic magazine. Quantum Paintbox is available from Eidersoft U.S.A
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Gray scaling is employed in many desktop publishing programs, it is
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also used by image scanners too.
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2. Memory expansion without soldering is very easy. I wouldn't call two
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socket connections a 'TRICK' as you put it. Your statements about the
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mega is very valid though, I have still yet to see an expansion for
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their memory.
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3. I am running a 520ST unmodified right now, after loading the raster
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fonts in, I have 398K free. Memory is not too much of a problem here.
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GDOS is great, it's about time it's available for the ST.
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4. Good idea, bumper stickers are sort of like 'word of mouth'
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advertising. Atari would spend less money on stickers than they would
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on t.v. commercials.
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5. I read an article about a dealer convention, student discounts were at
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issue, the general concensus showed everyone favored it, if this goes
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through, students will get approximately a 30% discount and will be
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eligible for the credit plan.
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And a reply to the editors note, I have read an article about a prototype
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card box that connects to a 520 or 1040 DMA port and it acts exactly like
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the mega-st internal card slot expander.
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COUNTER POINT TO REBUTTLE
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SWANSON'S SOAPBOX (huh?)
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by Rod Swanson
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Jim, Sorry that you take life so dang seriously. Swanson's Soapbox was
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written with the Atari user in mind, not anyone else. It is meant for
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information and amusment. Computer slamming IS HEALTHY if done with a
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sense of humor and if it is restricted to OUR OWN AUDIENCE. I did not
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upload this to the AMIGA section trying to cause trouble. Sorry you do not
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see this the way I do. If you would have paid attention to the article you
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would have noticed that the Amiga points were by someone who once sold
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both machines, not I.
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As for the JET review, I did not say anything that remotely suggests that
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WE SHOULD PIRATE the program. Please re-read the article more thoroughly
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again, without reading things into it that you imagine. Please focus your
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attention on the last 6 sentences!!. Again, sorry for offending a fellow
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'ATARI' (?) user.
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STya later - Rod.
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PS. I will no longer pursue this subject so do not reply unless it is to
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yourself. No since in turning this thing into an argument.
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Special Offer !!!
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Special Offer From The SOURCE to readers of ST REPORT/ZMAGAZINE!
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Until December 31, 1988, The Source is making a special offer to readers
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of ST REPORT/ZMAGAZINE who want to signup for an account with
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*no*membership*fee*! And with this offer, you receive a $60 credit
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applied to your first year of usage. To take advantage of this offer,
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you'll need your credit card, call 1-800-336-3366 (in Virginia
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1-703-821-6666). Tell the operator who answers you would like to signup
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under offer #7BL0U60.
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In addition, you may purchase The Source Manual for $12.95 (+$3.50 postage
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and handling). To signup for your account AND order the manual, tell the
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operator you'd like to signup under offer #7BM0U60.
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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FIRST CANADIAN ATARI USER CONVENTION
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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NOVEMBER 6, 1988
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This is CANADA'S first and only Atari user convention this year. This
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convention is being put on and sponsored by -THE TORONTO ATARI FEDERATION-
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user group. This group has over 500 members both in the TORONTO ONTARIO
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CANADA area and across the country as well as having associate members
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from around the world. We have a 40 meg 24hr bulletin board 416-235-0318
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that has everything anyone would require when using ATARI SYSTEMS. If
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anyone wants more info re our computer show leave a message on the board
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and we will be in touch. If this is not convenient contact the people
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listed below.
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This unique computer show is dedicated exclusively to ATARI COMPUTER
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SYSTEMS. This exciting new event promises to be jam packed with
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information, demonstrations, lectures and hands on work shops. One of the
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main exhibitors will be Atari Canada, showing off all the latest software
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as well as its new and innovative products. That's not all, there will be
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lots of retailers selling their wares as Special Low Convention prices,
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hardware and software manufacturers displaying their latest products, user
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groups talking to the crowds about Atari products and selling their PD
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software disks, lectures by knowledgeable speakers, seminars by prominent
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developers and even hands-on workshops where the registered participants
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can actually work on projects under the guidance of an expert. There will
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be something for everyone. From multi-player adventure games on the 8-bit
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to business applications for the Atari clones. So, if you are an Atari
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owner, or plan to be one or just looking for information, this is the place
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you will want to be.
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THE FIRST CANADIAN ATARI USERS CONVENTION is being held at THE SKYLINE
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TRIUMPH HOTEL located just off highway 401 on Keele Street. NOVEMBER 6TH,
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1988 from 10:00am to 6:00pm. (Special hotel rates available) Phone:
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1-800-268-1332.
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For more information contact:
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PRESS: (Mike Searl) ..........416/245-5543
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EXHIBITORS: (Jim Jorritsma)...416/242-3413
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PUBLIC INFO LINE..............416/425-5357
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TAF ONLINE BBS (24hr)........416/235-0318
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or call Jim Clark, President, Toronto Atari Federation 416/928-1143
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For more information send all inquiries to:
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-TORONTO ATARI FEDERATION-
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5334 Yonge Street
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1527 WILLOWDALE
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ONTARIO CANADA M2N 6M2
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ATTENTION -COMPUTER SHOW-
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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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CP/M BBS Help Commands
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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
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Ctsy Holly Park BBS (201) 757-1491
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To get help type:
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DIR ? - to get a directory listing
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FOR ? - to find out what the files do
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FIND - to find out where the files are
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KMD - to learn how to upload & download
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LDIR - to get a directory listing of the INSIDE of a LBR
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TYPE - to list files to read them online
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UNARC - to get a directory listing of the INSIDE of an ARC
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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Some COMMANDS to get you started in CP/M:
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TYPE A-TWIT-.IS $N
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MAP
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KMD S RCPMBGNR.DOC
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NEW
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If you have a 40 column screen,
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DIR $4ADVNL
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If you have an 80 column screen,
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DIR $8ADVNL
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- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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This system is presently running under ZCPR2.
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To change drives, type:
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A0>B: you are on drive A, user 0 & want to go to drive B
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B0> you are now on drive B,
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CompuServe PRIME/DAYTIME HOURS EXTENDED
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Effective Sunday, Oct. 2, CompuServe's prime/daytime will be defined as
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8 a.m. to 7 p.m. CompuServe's basic connect-time rates, which are the
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same as prime/standard and standard/evening rates, are unchanged.
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The one-hour lengthening of prime/daytime to 7 p.m. is to allow
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CompuServe's definition of daytime access to be consistent with that of
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its supplemental communications networks.
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The CompuServe network surcharge will continue as one rate for all time
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periods. For more information about CompuServe Information Service rates
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and network surcharges, type GO RATES at any prompt.
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NETWORK SURCHARGE ANNOUNCEMENT
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Due to increased network costs, CompuServe will adjust network surcharges
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effective Tuesday, Sept. 6. The CompuServe network surcharge will change
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from 25 cents to 30 cents per hour. CompuServe basic connect-time rates
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will remain the same.
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Members accessing CompuServe from overseas through Computer Sciences
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Corporation Infonet will incur a $50 per hour surcharge at all times.
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The TYMNET and Telenet prime/daytime surcharge will increase from $10 to
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$12 per hour, though the standard/evening access surcharge will remain
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the same. Members now using TYMNET or Telenet are encouraged to check the
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online phones list (GO PHONES) for a CompuServe network number in their
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area.
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Government Bulletin Boards (Update)
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This is an update to the listing which appeared in ZMagazine last year.
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T H E E C O N O M I C B U L L E T I N B O A R D
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COMPUTER BULLETIN BOARDS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
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The Economic Bulletin Board
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Operating agency
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Office of Business Analysis
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Office of the Under Secretary for Economic Affairs
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U. S. Department of Commerce
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Contents
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Current economic news from DoC Economic Affairs(EA) agencies including
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press releases, economic indicators, official DoC summaries of economic
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news, information on how to obtain data tapes, and summaries of reports
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and studies produced by EA agencies. Also included are press releases
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issued by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Open to the public without charge. No preregistration required. Operated
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24 hours a day, except when being serviced.
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Telephone (202) 377-3870 or (202) 377-0433
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Full duplex, no parity, 8 bit words, 1 stop bit, or Full duplex, even
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parity, 7 bit words, 1 stop bit 300 or 1200 baud. After connect, enter 1
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or 2 returns to start
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State Data Center Bulletin Board
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Operating agency
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State and Regional Programs Staff
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Data User Services Division
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Bureau of the Census
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Contents
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News about new Census Bureau programs, Census publications, reference
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material for State Data Center personnel. For use of the Census Bureau
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staff and all State Data Center Components, including affiliates.
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Preregistration required - call information contact below.
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Operated 24 hours a day, except when being serviced. Full duplex,
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no parity, 8 bit words, 1 stop bit, or Full duplex, even parity, 7 bit
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words, 1 stop bit 300 or 1200 baud. After connect, enter 1 or 2 returns
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to start
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Information Contact:
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John Rowe or Larry Carbaugh
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Bureau of the Census
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(301) 763-1580
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Population Estimates Bulletin Board
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Operating agency
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Federal-State Cooperative for Population Estimates Population Division
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Bureau of the Census
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Contents
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Information and news about population and demographic projections. For use
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by members of the Federal-State Cooperative for Population Estimates and
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members of the Federal-State Cooperative for Population Projections. No
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preregistration required.
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Usual hours of operation 5:00 PM to 6:30 AM Monday-Thursday, 24 hour
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operation from 5:00 PM Thursday to 6:30 AM Monday. No preregistration
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required. Full duplex, no parity, 8 bit words, 1 stop bit. 300 baud.
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Telephone (301) 763-5225, After connected, enter -RUN- to start.
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CMIC Electronic Bulletin Board
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Operating agency
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Census Microcomputer Information Center, Office of the Director
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Bureau of the Census
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Contents
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Microcomputer news, software and hardware reviews, public domain software,
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training programs for Census and Commerce personnel. General microcomputer
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users; primarily internal Census Bureau personnel. No preregistration
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required. Operated 24 hours a day, except when being serviced. Phone
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(301) 763-4576.
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Full duplex, no parity, 8 bit words, 1 stop bit, or Full duplex, even
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parity, 7 bit words, 1 stop bit 300 or 1200 baud. After connect, enter 1
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or 2 returns to start
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Microcomputer Electronic Information Exchange (MEIE)
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Operating agency
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The Institute for Computer Sciences and Technology (ICST)
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The National Bureau of Standards
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Department of Commerce
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Contents
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Information on the acquisition, management, and use of small computers.
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Other files containing sources of information on topics such as:
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conferences, Federal publications and activities, user groups, other
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bulletin boards, etc. General microcomputer users. No preregistration
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required.
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Operated 24 hours a day, except when being serviced. Telephone: (301)
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948-5718. Full duplex, no parity, 8 bit words, 1 stop bit, or Full duplex,
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even parity, 7 bit words, 1 stop bit 300 or 1200 baud. After connect,
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enter 1 or 2 returns to start. If you do not receive a carrier after two
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rings, you should hang up and call again.
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Climate Assessment Bulletin Board
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Operating agency
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Climate Analysis Center
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National Weather Service
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Department of Commerce
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Contents
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Historical climate information - daily, weekly, and monthly, heating
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degree days, weekly climate bulletins. Users generally are Analysts using
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historical meteorological data.
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Operated 24 hours a day. Preregistration required. Call information
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contact below. Full duplex, no parity, 8 bit words, 1 stop bit.
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Information Contact
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Vernon Patterson
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Climate Analysis Center
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Telephone: (301) 763-8071
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East Coast Marine Users Bulletin Board
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Operating agency
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National Weather Service
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U.S. Department of Commerce
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Contents
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Marine weather and nautical information for coastal waterways.
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Information includes data for bays and sounds, coastal waters, and
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offshore waters; tropical storm advisories; tidal information, and
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important weather, nautical, and fishing news. Data are primarily about
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the middle Atlantic region.
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Users are Commercial fishermen and other users of coastal waters. The
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bulletin board is open to the public and free of charge. Users must
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preregister by calling information contact below. Information about
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similar bulletin boards for other regions may also be obtained by calling
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the information contact.
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Operated 24 hours a day. Telephone (301) 454-8700. Full duplex, 8 bit
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words, 1 stop bit. 300 baud.
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Information Contact
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Ross Laporte
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National Weather Service
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(301) 899-3296
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STONE MT 469 498 879
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ARLINGTON 483 488 641 643 646 648
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BELMONT 484 489 855
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BOSTON 223 227 236 247 262 266 267 292 330 338 348 350 353 357 367
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375 421 423 424 426 434 437 439 450 451 482 523 536 542 556 565 570-579
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589 637 638 654 720 722-728 733 737 742 743 781 931 936 951 954-956 973
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BRIGHTON 254 560 782 783 787 789
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BROOKLINE 232 277 566 730-732 734 735 738 739
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CAMBRIDGE 225 253 258 354 491 492 494-499 547 550 576 577 621 661 864
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868 873 876
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CHARLESTN 241 242
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CHELSEA 884 889
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DORCHESTER 265 282 287 288 436 825 929
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EASTBOSTON 561 567 569
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EVERETT 381 387 389
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HYDE PARK 333 361 364
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JAMAICA PL 323 325 327 469 522 524 983
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MALDEN 321 322 324 382 397 979
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MEDFORD 391 395 396
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MELROSE 662 665
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MILTON 296 298 696 698
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NEWTON 243 244 332 527 552 558 964 965 969
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QUINCY 328 471 472 479 770 773 786 847 984
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REVERE 284 286 289
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ROXBURY 427 442 445 541
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SAUGUS 231 233
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SO BOSTON 268 269 463
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SOMERVILLE 623 625 628 629 666 776
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WATERTOWN 923 924 926 972
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WINTHROP 539 846
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Area code: (617)
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BRAINTREE 380 843 848 849
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DEDHAM 320 326 329 392 461
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HINGHAM 740 749
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HULL 925
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LEXINGTON 271 274-276 280 377 860-863 981
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LYNN 581 592-596 598 599
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NEEDHAM 444 449 455
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READING 942 944
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STONEHAM 279 438
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WAKEFIELD 245 246
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WALTHAM 290 466 538 622 633 642 647 684 736 890 891-895 899 930 974
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WELLESLEY 235 237 239 431 446
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WEYMOUTH 331 335 337 340
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WINCHESTER 721 729
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WOBURN 932 933 935 938
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City: CHICAGO IL Area code: (312)
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CHIC NEWCS 380 399 693
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CHICAGO 204 207 222 225-227 235-237 241-243 245 247 248 252 254 261
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263 265-269 271 275-281 285 287 288 292 294 302 306 321 322 324 326 327
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329 332 334 337 341 342 346-348 353 363 368 372 373 376 378 379 384 407
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410 413 417 419 421 427 431 434 435 436 440 443 444 454 461 463 467 471
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472 476 477 478 486 489 493 507 509 514 521-523 525 527 528 533 536 538
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539 542 548 549 558-561 565 567 580 583 588 591 592 606 609 621 622 624
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626 630 633 637 638 641-645 648-650 661 663-667 670 684 701 702 704 707
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712 715 716 718 722 726-728 732 733 737 738 744 745 750-753 760 762 765
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769 770 772 776 778 781 782 784 786 787 791 793 796 797 802-808 814 817
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819 822 826 828 829 836 842 845 847 853-856 861 871 875 876 878 880 883
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886 889 890 899 902 903 906 907 908 915 917 918 921-930 935 936 938 939
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942-944 947 951 955 975 977 984 987-989 993 996 997
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CICERO 494
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BELLWOOD 449 544 547
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BERWYN 484 749 788 795
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BROOKFIELD 387 485
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CHICAGO 202 221 224 229 233 238 239 262 264 273 274 282-284 286 338
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374 375 445 465 468 483 487 488 508 545 568 569 581 582 585 586 589 602
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625 631 651 660 685 721 723 725 731 734-736 743 761-764 767 768 774-777
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779 783 785 792 794 821 838 846 867 873 874 881 928 933 962 973 978 992
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994 995
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CICERO 652 656 780 863
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EVANSTON 328 475 491 492 570 864 866 869
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FOREST 209 366 771
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FRANKLINPK 451 455 671 678
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LA GRANGE 352 354 482 550 579
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MAYWOOD 343-345 409 450 531 562 681 865
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OAK LAWN 422-425 430 499 598 599 636 857
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OAK PARK 383 386 524 848
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PALOS PARK 974
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PARK RIDGE 318 518 692 696 698 823 825
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RIVERGROVE 452 453 456 457
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RIVERSIDE 442 447
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SKOKIE 470 647 673-679 965-967 982
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SUMMIT 458 496 563 594
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WESTERNSPG 246
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WILLOWSPGS 839
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WILMETTE 251 256
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ALGONQUIN 658
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ARLNGTNHTS 253 255 259 392 394 398 506 577 590 632 870
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AURORA 801 820 844 851 859 892 896-898
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BARRINGTON 304 381 382
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BARTLETT 213 289 830 837
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BATAVIA 406 840 879
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BEECHER 946
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BENSENVL 350 595 766 860
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BLUEISLAND 371 385 388 389 396 535 597 687
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CALUMET CY 730 862 868 891
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CARY 516 639
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CHIC OHARE 694
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CHICAGO 601 646 686
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CHICAGOHTS 481 503 709 720 747 748 754-758
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CRETE 672
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DEERFIELD 405 940 945 948
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DESPLAINES 296-390 391 635 699 803 824 827
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DOWNERSGRV 515 719 810 852 910 960 963 964 968 969 971 985
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DUNDEE 426 428 551
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ELGIN 695 697 741 742 888 931
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ELK GROVE 228 364 437 439 593 640 806 952 956 981
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ELMHURST 279 530 543 617 628 832-834 941
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GENEVA 208 232
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GLEN ELLYN 469 790 858
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GLENCOE 835
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GLENVIEW 657 724 729 998
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GRAYS LAKE 223
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HALF DAY 634 913
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HARVEY 210 331 333 335 339 596
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HIGHLANDPK 432 433 831 926
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HINSDALE 218 323 325 571-575 654 655 789 850 887 920 954 986 990
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HOMEWOOD 206 798 799 957
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ITASCA 250 773
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LAKEFOREST 234 295 615
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LAKEZURICH 438 540
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LANSING 418 474 895
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LEMONT 257 739 759 972
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LIBERTYVL 362 367 680 816
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LOMBARD 495 620 627 629 691 916 932 953
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MOKENA 479
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MONEE 534
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MUNDELEIN 566 949
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NAPERVILLE 355 357 369 416 420 505 717 961 983
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NORTHBROOK 205 272 291 402 480 498 502 564
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OAK FOR SO 560
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ORLAND 301 349 403 460
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PALATINE 303 358 359 397 576 705 934 991
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PALOS PARK 361 448
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PEOTONE 258
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RIVERDALE 841 849
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ROSELLE 240 307 310 315 316 330 351 401 490 504 519 529 603 613 659
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706 843 882 884 885 893 894 905 980
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ST CHARLES 377 584
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SUMMIT 914
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THORNTON 877
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TINLEYPARK 429 532 614
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W CHICAGO 231 293
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WARRENVL 393
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WAUCONDA 526
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WAUKEGAN 244 249 336 360 473 578 623 662 688 689 937
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WHEATON 260 462 510 653 665 668 682 690 979
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WHEELING 215 459 520 537 541
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WINNETKA 441 446 501
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ZION 746 872
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Area code: (815)
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ELWOOD 423 424
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FRANKFORT 469
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JOLIET 722 723-729 740 741 744 773 774
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LOCKPORT 834 838 886
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MANHATTAN 478
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NEW LENOX 485
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PLAINFIELD 436 439
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City: CLEVELAND OH Area code: (216)
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CLEVELAND 221 226 228 229 231 241 249 251 252 261 265-268 271 281 283
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289 291 295 321 331 333 341 344 348 351 356 361-363 368 371 381-383 389
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391 397 398 421 429-433 441 443-445 451 459 469 471 476 479 481 486 491
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521-523 529 531 541 561 566 574 575 578 579 586 589 621-623 631 634 641
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651 661 664 671 676 681 687 692 694 696 721 731 732 741 749 751 752 761
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771 781 789 791 795 822 844 851 861 881 883 921 931 932 941 961 987 991
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INDEPENDNC 447 524 642
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MONTROSE 475 581 587 662 663
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TERRACE 292 464 591 765 766 831
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AURORA 562 995
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BAINBRIDGE 543
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BEDFORD 232 439
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BEREA 234 243 826
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BRECKSVL 526 838
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BRUNSWICK 225 273
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CHAGRINFLS 247 248 349
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CHESTERLD 729
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COLMBIASTA 236
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GATESMILLS 423
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HILLCREST 442 446 449 461 473 646
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HINCKLEY 278
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NOROYALTON 237 582
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NORTHFIELD 467 468 656
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OLMSTEDFLS 235
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RICHFIELD 659
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RUSSELL 338
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STRONGSVL 238 572
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TRINITY 734 777 779 835 871 892
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TWINSBURG 425 487
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VICTORY 842-845 884-886 888
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WICKLIFFE 585 943 944
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WILLOUGHBY 942 946 951 953
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City: COLTON CA Area code: (714)
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COLTON 370 422 431 824 825 876 877
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FONTANA 350 355 356 822 823 829
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REDLANDS 335 790-799
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RIALTO 820 873-875
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RIVERSIDE 275 351 354 358-360 369 602 681-689 710 780-787 788
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S BERNDINO 381-384 387 880-889
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City: DALLAS TX Area code: (214)
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ADDISON 233 239 385-387 392 404 450 458 490 591 661 701 702 770 788
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851 934 960 980 991
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CARROLLTON 242 245 306 307 323 394 416 418 446 466 492
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CEDAR HILL 291 299
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DALLAS 220 290 302 309 319 320 321 324 327 328 330 331 333 337 339
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340 341 343 348-353 357 358 360 361 363 368 369 371-376 381 388 391 398
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421 426 428 464 503 520 521 522 526 528 553 559 565 573 590 630 631 634
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637 638 649 651 653 655 658 670 688 689 691 692 696 698 706 720 739-742
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744-750 754 760 761 767 781 787 809 812 819-821 823 824 826 827 828 841
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844 855 871 879 880 890 891 902 904 905 920 922 939 941-944 946 948 951
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953 954 956 969 977-979 987 999
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DANIELDALE 224 228
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De SOTO 217 223 230
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DLS FW AIR 453 456 574
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DUNCANVL 296 298 709 780
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FARMRSBRCH 241 243 247 401 402 406 484 506 556 620 830 869 888
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GARLAND 240 271 272 276 278 303 414 487 494 495 530 840 864
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GRAND PRAR 229 260-264 266 269 384 397 504 533 558 601-603 606 609 616
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641 642 647 660 676 799 808 850 909 913 933 949 957 988 992 993
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HUTCHINS 225
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IRVING 251-259 313 399 413 438 445 497 513 514 518 541 550 554 570
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579 580 594 607 621 650 659 717 721 751 790 791 929 986
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LANCASTER 218 227
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LAWSON 222
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LEWISVILLE 219 221 315-318 393 420 434 436 462 471 539 724
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MESQUITE 216 285 288 289
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N MESQUITE 270 279 613 681 686
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PLANO 403 422-424 516 517 519 575 578 596 604 605 608 612 618 867
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881 964 985
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RENNER 248 250 380 733 931
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RICHARDSON 231 234 235 238 301 437 470 480 644 669 680 690 699 705 783
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907 952 995-997
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ROWLETT 412 475
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RYLIE 286 557
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SEAGOVILLE 287
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SUNNYVALE 203 226
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WYLIE 442
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Area code: (817)
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ARLINGTON 261 265 273 356 366 425 432 449 461 467 469 543 588 640 667
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671 679 695 784 792 856
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EULESS 267 268 355 540 963 967
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FORT WORTH 429 589 654 884 930
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GRAPEVINE 329 481
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KELLER 379
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KENNEDALE 572
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MANSFIELD 477
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NORICHLDHL 498 577
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ROANOKE 430 961 962
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City: DENVER CO Area code: (303)
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ARVADA 420-431 467 650 877 880 940
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AURORA 340-344 360 361 363 364 366 367 371 373 551
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BOULDER 440-444 447 449 492 494 497 499 530 581 786 924 938 939 966
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BRIGHTON 654 659
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BROOMFIELD 252 255 450-452 457 460 465 466 469 538
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CASTLEROCK 660 681 688
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COALCRKCYN 642
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DENVER 270 281 291-299 320-322 329 331 333 355 370 375 377 388 393
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394 398 399 433 455 458 477 480 534 556 571-573 575 592 595 620 623 624
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628 629 631 639 691 692 698 722 733 744 753 756-760 777 778 780 782 820
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821 825 826 830 831 832 837 839 844 851 860 861 863 866 869 871 888 892
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893 894 896 899 922 934-937 964 965
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DENVER NE 286-289
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DENVER SW 969 980 985-989
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DENVERSULL 337 368 369 671 680 690 693-696 699 720 745 750-752 755 766
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ENGLEWOOD 761 762 781 788 789 891
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EVERGREEN 670 674
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GOLDEN 271 273 277-279
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LAF LSVLE 665 666 673
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LAKEWOOD 230-239
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LITTLETON 220 266 290 470 649 694 721 730 740 741 770-773 779 790-799
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850 855 889 890 930 933 971-973 977-979
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LOOKOUT MT 526
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MORRISON 697
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PARKER 840 841
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City: DETROIT MI Area code: (313)
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DETROIT 222-226 237 245 252 255 256 259 267 270-278 291 292 295 297
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298 321-323 328 331 336 337 341-343 345 361 365 366 368 369-372 381-383
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386 388 389 390 393 396 436 440-442 444 446 491 493 494 496 499 521 526
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527 531-538 554 556 560-568 571 577 579 581 582 584 592-594 596 599 690
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745 770 821-824 829 831-846 849 861-876 881-886 891-899 921-928 931-935
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937 943 945 956 961-966 972 974 976 983 993
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City: GLENDALE CA Area code: (818)
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BURBANK 565 566 569 840-843 845-848 953-955 972
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GLENDALE 240-244 246 247 409 500 502 507 545 546 956
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LA CRSCNTA 248 249 542 957
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NO HOLLYWD 503 505 506 508 509 753 760-766 769 777 980 982 985
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PASADENA 304 354 356 393 397-400 403 405 406 440 441 449 568 577 578
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584 790-799 952
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SUNLDTUJNG 352 353 951
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SALHAMBRA 280-289 300 302 307-309 457 458 529 570-573 576 805
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SIERRAMADR 351 355
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SUN VALLEY 504 767 768
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VAN NUYS 370 374-379 501 528 780-789 818 901-909 981 983 984 986-990
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994 995 997
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City: HARTFORD CT Area code: (203)
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BERLIN 828 829
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BLOOMFIELD 242 243 286 726
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CANTON 693
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E HARTFORD 282 289 291 528 565 568 569
|
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FARMINGTON 673-679
|
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GLASTONBY 633 657 659
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GRANBY 653
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HARTFORD 240 241 244 246 247 249 252 273 275 277-280 293 520 522 524
|
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525 527 545 547-549 560 566 660 722 724 725 727 728 841 930 936 951-954
|
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MANCHESTER 643 645-649
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NEWBRITAIN 223-225 229 826 827
|
|
NEWINGTON 665-667
|
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ROCKVILLE 871 872 875
|
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S WINDSOR 644
|
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SIMSBURY 651 658
|
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SUFFIELD 668
|
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W HARTFORD 232 233 236 521 523 561
|
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WETHERSFLD 257 258 529 563 721
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WINDSOR 285 298 683 688
|
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WINDSORLKS 623 627 654
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City: HOUSTON TX Area code: (713)
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AIRLINE 445 447 448 591 820 847 878 931 999
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ALDINE 442 449 590 985-987
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ALIEF 495 498 530 561 568 575 879 933 983
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ALVIN 331 388
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APOLLO 280 282 283 480 483 486 488
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ARCOLA 431
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ATASCOCITA 852
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BACLIFF 339
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BAMMEL 440 444 537 580 583 586 893
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BARKER 492 578 579
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BAYTOWN 420-422 424 425 427 428
|
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BEACH CITY 383
|
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BLUE RIDGE 436-438 835
|
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BUFFALO 293 493 496 497 531 556 558 584 589 596 870
|
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CHANNELVW 452 457
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CROSBY 328
|
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CYPRESS 373
|
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DEER PARK 476 478 479 884 930 994
|
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DICKINSON 337
|
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E HOUSTON 458 459
|
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ELLINGTON 481 484 487 922 929 998
|
|
FRIENDSWD 482 996
|
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GRENSPOINT 775 872-876
|
|
HIGHLANDS 426
|
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HMBL SOHML 441 446 540 548
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HOUSTON 220-229 235 236 237 241 247 257 266 270-272 284 285 295 390
|
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432-434 439 450-453 455 460-462 464 465 467 468 472-475 477 520-529 535
|
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541 546 549 551 552 571 599 620-623 626 627 629-631 633 635 636 639-641
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643-645 649-684 686 688 690-699 720-723 726 728 729 731-734 738 739 741
|
|
744 747-751 754 757 759 762 763 771 772 774 776-799 824-827 831 833 834
|
|
836 840-842 844 845 850 853 861-866 868 869 871 877 880-883 888 891 895
|
|
920 921 923 924 926 928 932 939 940 941 943 944 946 947 951-954 956 957
|
|
960 961 963-969 971-975 977 978 981 984 988 991 993 995
|
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HUFFMAN 324
|
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JERSEY VLG 466 896 937
|
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KATY 347 371 391 392 395
|
|
KEMAH 326 334
|
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KINGWOOD 358-360
|
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LA PORTE 470 471
|
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LANGHAMCRK 463 550 855 859
|
|
LEAGUECITY 332 338
|
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LIVERPOOL 393
|
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LK HOUSTON 454
|
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MANVEL 489
|
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NASSAU BAY 333 335
|
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PEARLAND 485 997
|
|
PINEHURST 356
|
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PORTER 354 577
|
|
RCHMNDRSBG 341 342
|
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SATSUMA 469 890 894 897 955
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|
SEABROOK 474
|
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SHELDON 456
|
|
SMITHRS LK 343
|
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SPRING 350 353 363 364 367
|
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STAFFORD 261 499
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SUGAR LAND 240 242 263 269 274 277 278 490 491 494 563 565 980
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TOMBALL 320 351 370 374 376
|
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VLY LODGE 346
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WESTFIELD 230 443 821
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City: KANSAS CITY MO Area code: (816)
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EINDEPNDNC 795 796
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GLADSTONE 436 452-455 459 468
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INDEPENDNC 252 254 257 373 461 478 833 836
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KANSAS CITY 221 223 231 234 241 242 245 247 274-276 283 333 346 361 363
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374 391 395 421 426 435 444 471 472 474 483 497 523 531 556 561 572 576
|
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591 654 698 753 756 757 759 821 822 842 844 861 871 881 921-924 926 931
|
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932 968 995 997
|
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LIBERTY 781 792
|
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NASHUA 734
|
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PARKVILLE 587 741
|
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RAYTOWN 353 356 358 737
|
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SO KAN CITY 761 763 765 767 941-943 966
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TIFFNYSPGS 891
|
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BELTON 322 331 348
|
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BLUE SPGS 224 228 229
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FERRELVIEW 243 464 466
|
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GREENWOOD 537
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LEESSUMMIT 251 524 525
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LKLOTAWANA 578
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SMITHVILLE 532
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Area code: (913)
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BETHEL 299 334 788
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KANSAS CITY 236 262 281 287 321 342 362 371 375 384 432 573 574 576 588
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596 621 661 676 677 722 787 831
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MELROSE 268 339 341 345 381 383 451 469 491 492 541 631 642 648 649
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888 894 962 967
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BASEHOR 724
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BONNER SPG 422 441 721
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OLATHE 764 780 782 791 829
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STANLEY 681 897
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City: LOSANGELES CA Area code: (213)
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LOS ANGELES 200 221-239 245 248 250-269 272 283 290-296 298-300 303 321
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340-342 345 347 351 362 380-389 413 418 460-469 480-489 520 525 526 560
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561-569 580-583 585-589 600 612-614 617 620-629 636 650-656 658 660-669
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678 680-689 700 713 714 716-718 723 729-760 765 770-779 819 849 850-852
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856 857 870-879 891 894 895 912 930-939 955 960 964 965 967-969 971 972
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974 975 977 979
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MONTEBELLO 720-722 724-728 888
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BEVERLY HILLS 201 203 205 270-282 284 285 289 550-553 556 557 652 657 659
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785 854 855 858 859
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COMPTON 220 408 531 537 601-605 608 609 630-635 637-639 761 762
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CULVER CITY 202 204 280 558 559 836-840
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DOWNEY 803 806 861 862 869 904 922 923 927 928 940
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GARDENA 213 217 323-327 329 512 515 516 527 532 538 712 715 719 780
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HAWTHORNE 219 297 331 332 336 535 536 643 644 675 676 679 812-814 970
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973 978
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INGLEWOOD 215 216 330 337 338 410 412 417 419 568 641 642 645 646 649
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670-674 677
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MAR VISTA 301 305 306 313 390 391 397 398 578 821 822 823 827
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PICORIVERA 692 695 699 801 908 942 948 949
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WLOSANGELS 206-209 312 442-446 470-479 820 824-826
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City: MIAMI FL Area code: (305)
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HOMESTEAD 224 230 245-248 257 258
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MIAMI 221 223 226 227 250 261-264 266 270 271 274 279 284 285 324
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325 326 342 347 350 353 358 361 362 364 371-377 379 381 382 385-387 397
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399 441-449 460 470 477 520 526 529 530-532 534-536 538 541 543 544 545
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547-560 573 576 577 579 590-596 598 599 633-635 637 638 642 643 649 661
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662 663 665-667 670 672-674 681 685 687 688 691 693 696 751 754 756-759
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762 769 789 794 795 821-823 825 835 836 854 856 858 861 864-866 868 871
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873 874 882 883 884 885 887 888 891 893 895 899 939 953 993 995
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NORTH DADE 343 354 542 620 621 623-625 651-654 770 787 829 931 932 935
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937 940 944 945 947-949 952 956
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PERRINE 232 233 235 238 251-253 255 378
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City: MILWAUKEE WI Area code: (414)
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BIG BEND 662
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CALEDONIA 835
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CEDARBURG 375 377
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HARTLAND 367
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HENOMNEFLS 251-253 255
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MILWAUKEE 221-229 254 256-259 263-265 271-278 281 282 287 289 291 321
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327 332 342 344 345 347 351-355 357-359 362 372 374 382-384 399 421-423
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425 438 442 444 445 447 449 453 456 461-464 466 471 475 476 481-483 527
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529 535 541 543 545 546 562 575 643 645 647 649 671 672 678 744 747 761
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762 764 765 768 769 771 774 778 781-786 791 792 796 797 799 844 871 873
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874 931 933 935-937 955 961-964
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MUSKEGO 679
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PEWAUKEE 691
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SUSSEX 246
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THIENSVL 241-243
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WAUKESHA 521 524 542 544 547-549
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City: MINNEAPOLS MN Area code: (612)
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ANOKA 421 422 427 753
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APPLE VALLEY 431 432
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CHASKA 448
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ELK RIVER 441
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FARMINGTON 460 463
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FOREST LAKE 464
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HAMEL 478
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HANOVER 498
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HASTINGS 437 438
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ISANTI 444
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JORDAN 492
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LAKEVILLE 469
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MAPLE PLAIN 479
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MINNEAPOLS 330-344 347-349 370-379 499 520-522 526 527 529 533-537 540
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541 542 544-546 553 557 559-561 566 569 571 572 574 588 591 593 621-627
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639 720-729 754 755 757 780-782 784 786 788 789 822-825 827-831 835 851
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853 854 858 861 863 865-872 874 879 881 884 885 887 888 890 893-897 920
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921 922 924-927 929 931-939 941 942 944 976 977
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MOUND 472
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NEW MARKET 461
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OSSEO 420 424 425 493
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PRIOR LAKE 440 447
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ROCKFORD 477
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ROGERS 428
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ROSEMOUNT 423
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S BURNSVLL 435 892
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SCAND MARN 433
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SHAKOPEE 445 496
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SODERVILLE 434
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ST MICHAEL 497
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ST PAUL 220-224 227-229 290-293 296-298 450-452 454-459 481-490 620
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631 633 635 636 638 641-649 681 687 688 690 696 698 699 731 733 735-739
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770-772 774 776-779 785 989
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STBONIFACI 446
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STCROIXBCH 436
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STILL WATER 430 439
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VICTORIA 443
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WAYZATA 470 471 473-476
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WH BEAR LK 426 429 653
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WYOMING 462
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City: NEWARK NJ Area code: (201)
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BAYONNE 339 436 437 823 858
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BELLEVILLE 450 751 759
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BLOOMFIELD 338 429 509 680 743 744 746 748 783 893
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ELIZABETH 289 351-355 527 558 820 965
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JERSEY CITY 309 332 333 420 432-435 451 547 626 653 656 659 714 792 795
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798 860 915 963
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KEARNY 955 991 997 998
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LIVINGSTON 533 535 716 740 992 994
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MILLBURN 376 379 467 564 912
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NEWARK 242 243 259 268 318 344 371-375 399 430 456 465 468 480-485
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565 578 589 596 621-624 642 643 645 648 649 690 705 733 824 877 923 926
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961
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NUTLEY 235 284 661 667
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ORANGE 266 325 414 669 672-678 731 736
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SO ORANGE 378 761-763
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UNIONVILLE 686-688 851 964
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VERONA 239 857
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City: NEW YORK NY Area code: (212)
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BRONX NYC 220 231 292-295 298 299 304 305 320 324 325 328 364 365 367
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378 379 402 409 430 491 515 518 519 538 542 543 547-549 562 579 583-585
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588-590 597 601 617 652-655 665 671 681 711 716 731 733 740 792 796 798
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822-824 828 829 842 863 881 882 884 885 892 893 901 904 920 931 933 960
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991-994
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NEW YORK 205-208 210 213 214 216 218 219 221-223 226-228 230 233-250
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254 255 260 262 264-267 269 272 276 277 279 280 281 283 285 286 288-291
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296 301-303 306-310 312-316 319 321-323 326 329 330 333-335 337 340 341
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344 346-363 368-371 373 374 380 382 385 390-393 395-399 401 404 406-408
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410 412-416 418-422 425 427 428 431-433 436 437 439 440 449 451 452 457
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458-461 463-469 472 473 475 477 480-490 492 493 495 496 502-506 508-514
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517 520-530 532-537 540 541 545 546 550-561 563 564 566-578 580-582 586
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587 593-595 598 599 602 603 605-610 612-614 616 618-621 623 627-629 632
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633 635 637 640-645 648-650 656 657 659 661-664 666-669 673-679 682-698
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701-705 707-709 713-715 717 719 720 722 724 725 730 732 734-737 741 742
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744-760 764-766 769 770 772 775-777 779 781 785 787 790 791 793-795 797
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799 804 806-809 812 813 815 818-820 825-827 830-832 836-841 844 847 848
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850 853-856 858 860-862 864-874 876-880 883 886-889 891 899 902 903 905
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906-909 912 916 921-930 932 935 936 938 940-945 947 949 951-957 962-964
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966-980 982-986 988 989 995-998
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Area code: (718)
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BKLYN NYC 209 230 232-238 240 241 247 251-253 256-260 265 266 270 272
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277 282 284 287 330-332 336 338 339 342 345 346 360 363 366 372-377 381
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383-389 398 403 417 421 434-436 438 439 443 444 449 451-456 462 467 469
|
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485 486 489 492 493 495 497-499 522 531 541 571 574 596 604 615 622 624
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625 627 629 630 633 636 638 642 643 645-649 680 692 693 735 743 745 748
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754-756 763 768 769 771 773 774 778 780 782 783 788 789 797 802 821 826
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827 833 834 836 837 851-859 871 875 883 891 919 922 934 935 941 946 951
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953 963 965 968 972 996 998
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QUEENS NYC 204 217 224 225 229 244 261-263 267 268 271 274-276 278 279
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291 296 297 318 321 322 326 327 335 337 341 343 347 349 352 353 357-359
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361 380 392 395 397 423 424 426 428 429 441 445 446 454 457-459 461 463
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464 465 468 470 471 474 476 478 479 481 482 507 520 523 525-529 539 544
|
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545 557 565 575 591 592 626 631 632 634 639 641 644 651 656-659 670 672
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699 706 712 721 723 726 728 729 738-740 746 760 762 764 767 776 779 784
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786 793 803 805 830 831 835 843 845-849 868 886 894-899 917 932 937 939
|
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945 949 955 956 961 962 969 977 978 990 995 997
|
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STN IS NYC 273 317 351 356 390 442 447 448 494 667 698 720 727 761 816
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948 966 967 970 979 981 983 984 987
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City: OAKLAND CA Area code: (415)
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ALAMEDA 521-523 660 748 769 865 869
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MORAGA 376 631
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OAKLAND 261 263 265 268 271-273 339 351 352 357 420 425 428 430 436
|
|
437 444 446 448 451 452 464-466 482 483 486 524-536 539 540 547 548 549
|
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559 562 568 569 577 596 632 633 635 636 638 639 642-645 649 652-655 658
|
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667 678 762 763 766 832-836 839-841 843 845 848 849 860 874 891 893 895
|
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987 999
|
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ORINDA 253 254
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SAN FRAN 227 243 255 264 267 274 282 285 338 346 362 391-399 421 431
|
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433 434 441 442 445 474 477 478 495 541-546 550 552-558 561 563 565 567
|
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576 597 621 622 624 626 627 641 647 648 668 673 695 739 764 765 768 771
|
|
772-777 781 788 821 822 824 826 861 863 864 882 885 894 896 921-923 928
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|
929 931 936 951 953-957 972-974 978 979 981-986 989 990 995 996 998
|
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BELVEDERE 435 789
|
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LAFAYETTE 283 284
|
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RICHMOND 222 223 231-237 374 620 970
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SAN FRAN 239 330 333 334 337 467-469 584-587 755 756 761 991-994 997
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City: PALO ALTO CA Area code: (415)
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LOS ALTOS 941 948 949
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MOUNTAIN VIEW 336 691 694 940 960-969
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PALO ALTO 321-329 354 385 424 473 493 494 496 497 723 725 852-859 926
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REDWOOD CITY 361 363-369 780
|
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SANCLSBLMT 591-595 598
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WOODSIDE 851
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FRMT NWRK 745 790-797
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City: PHILA PA Area code: (215)
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PHILA 221-229 231 232 235 236 238 241-243 247 248 263 271 276 280
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281 288 289 291 299 324 329 331-336 338 339 342 349 351 365 382 386 387
|
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389 422-427 438 440 448 452 455-457 462-468 471-474 476 477 482 483 487
|
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492 496 523 528 533 535 537 545 546 548 549 551-553 557 560 561 563 564
|
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567-570 574 577 578 581 585 587 592 596 597 620 621 624 625 627 629 632
|
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634 636 637 662 665 671 673 676 677 684-686 697 698 722 724-729 732 735
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739 742-745 747 748 751 753 755 763 765 769 786 787 790 823 824 829 831
|
|
835 839 841-844 846 848 849 851 854 864 870 875 877-879 893-895 897-899
|
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922-925 927 928 931 934 936 937 951 952 961 963 969 972 973 977 978 980
|
|
981 985 988
|
|
ARDMORE 642 645 649 896
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BALACYNWYD 664 667 668
|
|
DARBYRIDSH 237 461 521 522 532 534 583 586 591 595
|
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HAVERTOWN 446 449 789 853
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LANSDOWNE 284 622 623 626
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UPPERDARBY 259 352 734
|
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AMBLER 283 540 542 628 641 643 646 653
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BRYN MAWR 525-527
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CHELTENHAM 379 663
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CHESTER 447 485 494 497 499 872 874 876
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CONSHOHCKN 825 828 834 941
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CORNWELLS 639
|
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EDDINGTON 244 245 638
|
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ELKINSPARK 635 782
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FLOURTOWN 233 836
|
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HUNTGDNVLY 938 947
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JENKINTOWN 572 576 881 884-887
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MEDIA 565 566 891
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NEWTOWN SQ 353 356 359
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NORRISTOWN 265 270 272 275 277-279 337 350 354 480 531 539 630 631 768
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920 962
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SWARTHMORE 328 543 544 690
|
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WAYNE 254 293 341 687 688 964 971
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WILLOW GRV 657 659 784 830
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WOODLYN 833
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City: PHOENIX AZ Area code: (602)
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CHANDLER 732 759 786 821 895 899 940 961 963
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GLENDALE 434 435 439 486 543 588 589 841-843 846 848 872 876 878 930
|
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931 933 934 937-939 972-979
|
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LITCHFLDPK 393 849 853 856 873 877 925 932 935 936
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MESA 461 464 497 827 830 832-835 844 890 892 898 924 926 962 964
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969
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NO PHOENIX 371 395 482 493 563 678 788 789 861-864 866 867 869 870 879
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942 943 944 971 992 993 995 997
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PHOENIX 220-280 285 351 352 370 375-377 379 381 389 390 392 397 433
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437 460 468 484 490 495 498 549 551 631 954-957
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SCOTTSDALE 391 423 443 451 481 483 494 840 860 941 945-949 951-953 990
|
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991 994 996 998
|
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TEMPE 345 350 431 438 496 730 731 752 756 784 820 829 831 838
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AGUA FRIA 546 566 583 584
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DEER VALLEY 492 561 581 582 780
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PARADISVLY 569 585
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FT MCDOWEL 471 837
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HIGLEY 987 988
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SPSTNAPJCT 373 380 396 891 981-986
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City: PORTLAND OR Area code: (503)
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PORTLAND 220-246 248-257 273-275 279-289 291-295 297 299 323 335 464
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721 731 733 760 761 771 774 775 777 778 781 790 796 844 936
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City: RTP NC Area code: (919)
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APEX 362 387
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CARY 460 467 469 481 677
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CHAPELHILL 929 932 933 942 962 966-968
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CREEDMOOR 528 575
|
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DURHAM 248 254 286 361 382 383 470 471 477 479 489 490 493 530 541
|
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543 544 549 560 596 598 620 681-684 687 688 941 990-992
|
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KNIGHTDALE 266
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RALEIGH 662 664 733 737 740 755 772 779 781-783 787 790 821 828 829
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831-834 836 839 840 846-848 850 851 856 859 860 870 872 876 878 880 881
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890 899 976
|
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WENDELL 365
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ZEBULON 269
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City: SALT LAKE UT Area code: (801)
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BOUNTIFUL 290 292 295 298 299
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COTTONWOOD 943 944 947
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DRAPER 571 572
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FARMINGTON 451
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HOLLADAY 272 273 277 278 942
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KAYSVILLE 543 544 546 547
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KEARNS 964-969
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MAGNA 250-252
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MIDVALE 255 561 562 565 566 569 576
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MURRAY 261-269 287
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RIVERTON 254
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SALT LAKE 220 237 321 322 328 350 355 359 363 364 366 481-483 488 521
|
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522 524 526 530-539 570 573 575 578-580 594-596 799 933
|
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SALT LAKE 581-585 588
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SALT LK SO 466-468 480 484-487
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SALT LK W 972-975 977
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|
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City: SAN DIEGO CA Area code: (619)
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|
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CHULAVISTA 413 420-429 476 482 575 585 661 690 691
|
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CORONADO 408 435 437 522 545
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EL CAJON 258 390 401 440-444 447-449 561 562 579 588
|
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LA JOLLA 270 272-274 404 450 452-459 483 488 490 506 508 518 534 535
|
|
539 546 552 581 587
|
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LA MESA 460-466 469 589 660 668-670 697 698
|
|
LINDVISTSD 268 277-279 290 292 492-496 502 541 560 565 569 571 573 576
|
|
580 694
|
|
MIRAMESASD 271 530 536 537 549 566 578 693 695
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NATIONALCY 267 336 412 416 470 472 474 475 477 479
|
|
SAN DIEGO 221-226 229-239 260 262-266 275 276 280-289 291 293-299 406
|
|
407 417 419 491 505 507 514 524 525 527-529 531-533 540 542-544 547 548
|
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553 556 557 559 563 570 574 582-584 586 594 692 696 699 701 702 717 980
|
|
990
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|
|
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City: SAN FRAN CA Area code: (415)
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|
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ALAMEDA 521-523 660 748 769 865 869
|
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BELVEDERE 435 789
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OAKLAND 261 263 268 271-273 339 420 428 436 437 444 446 448 451 452
|
|
464-466 482 530-536 539 547 596 645 652-655 658 762 763 766 832 834-836
|
|
839 840 874 891 893 987 999
|
|
SAN FRAN 221 227 239 243 255 264 267 274 282 285 330 333 334 337 338
|
|
346 362 386 387 391-399 421 431 433 434 441 442 445 467-469 474 476-478
|
|
495 541-546 550 552-554 556-558 561 563-567 576 584-587 597 621 622 624
|
|
626 627 641 647 648 661 664 665 666 668 673 681 695 731 739 750-753 755
|
|
756 759 761 764 765 768 771-777 781 788 821 822 824 826 861 863 864 882
|
|
885 894 896 921-923 928 929 931 936 951 953-957 972-974 978 979 981-986
|
|
989-998
|
|
SAUSALITO 289 331 332
|
|
OAKLAND 265 486 524-529 540 548 549 559 642-644 649 841 843 845 848
|
|
849 860
|
|
PACIFICA 355 359
|
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RICHMOND 222 223 231-237 374 620 970
|
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SOSAN FRAN 244 266 583 588 589 742 871-873 875-878 952
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City: SAN JOSE CA Area code: (408)
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|
|
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CAMPBELL 370 371 374 377-379 559 866 879
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LOS GATOS 353 354 356 358 395 399
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SAN JOSE 221 224-227 234-238 241 243 244 246-249 251-253 255-259 262
|
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263-270 272 274-277 279-289 291-299 365 432-437 446-448 452 453 463 473
|
|
491 492 496 534 553 554 562 575 578 629 723 725 727 729 748 765 864 865
|
|
920 922-927 942 943 945-947 957 970-974 977 978 980 982-988 993-998
|
|
SARATOGA 741 867
|
|
SUNNYVALE 245 522 524 720 721 730 732-739 742-747 749 752 756 773 991
|
|
992
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Area code: (415)
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LOS ALTOS 941 948 949
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MOUNTAINVW 336 691 694 940 960-969
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City: SANTA ANA CA Area code: (714)
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ANAHEIM 239 321 414 490 491 502 517 520 533 535 630 632 635 666 742
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743 745 758 762 764 772 774 776 778 956 991 999
|
|
GARDEN GRV 530 534 537 539 636 638 663 740 741 748 750 971
|
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HNTNGTNBCH 536 840-843 846-848 960 962-965 968 969
|
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IRVINE 250 253 261 474 476 551-553 559 651 660 726 727 733 752 756
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757 786 833 851 852 854 856 857 863 955 975
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ORANGE 282 283 385 516 532 538 633 634 637 639 712 744 746 747 749
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771 921 937-939 974 978 997 998
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556-558 567 568 641 647 648 662 664 665 667 669 691 708 730 731 751 754
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755 775 832 834-836 838 839 850 953 954 957 966 972 973 977 979
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SILVERADO 649
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WESTMINSTR 372 890-898
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CYPRESS 220 229 236 503 527 761 821 826 827 828 952 995
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FULLERTON 441 447 449 519 525 526 680 732 738 773 870 871 879 992
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BELLEVUE 451 453-455 462 562 641 643 644 646 746 747 865
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382 386 421 441-443 447 448 461 464 467 522-527 543-545 547 548 583 587
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621-626 628 632-634 655 682 684 721-723 725 727 728 762-764 767 772 781
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782-784 789 932 935 937 938 947 948 953 955 969 972 977 982 986 989 991
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993-998
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BAINBDG IS 842
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BOTHELL 481 483 485-489 788
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DES MOINES 824 838 839 874 878 941 946
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HALLS LAKE 670 672 742 743 745 771 774-776 778
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ISSAQUAH 391 392
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KENT 395 630 631 657 773 852 854 859 872
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KIRKLAND 820-823 827 828 867-869 881-883 885 889
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RENTON 226 228 235 237 251 255 271 277 656
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RICHMNDBCH 542 546
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SEATTLE NR 361-365 367 368
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SEATTLE SR 241-244 246 248 394 431 433 575
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City: ST LOUIS MO Area code: (314)
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BRIDGETON 232-234 291 298 344 731 739 777 895
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FERGUSON 521 522 524 595
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FLORISSANT 831 837-839 921
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KIRKWOOD 821 822 957 965 966
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LADUE 432 567 569 694 872 991 993 994 997
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MEHLVILLE 487 892 894
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OAKVILLE 846
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OVERLAND 423 424 426-429
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RIVERVIEW 388 867-869
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SPANISH LK 355 653 741
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ST LOUIS 231 235 241 247 261 263 277 289 321 331 342 351-353 361 362
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367 371 381-383 385 389 421 425 436 444 454 481 531 533-535 539 542 544
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553 554 571 572 577 578 621 622 631 638 644 645 647 652 658 664 679 721
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725-727 746 747 752 768 771-773 776 781 823 826 829 832 848 854 855 862
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863 865 879 889 941 963 964 969 973 982
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WEBSTERGRV 961 962 968
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ANTONIA 942
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CHESTERFLD 532 891
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CREVECOEUR 275 434 469 576 851 878
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EUREKA 938
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FENTON 343 349
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HARVESTER 441 928
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HIGH RIDGE 671 677
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IMPERIAL 464
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MANCHESTER 227 391 394
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MAXVILLE 296
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POND 458
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PTGDESIOUX 899
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SAPPINGTON 525 842 843 849
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ST CHARLES 946 947 949
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VALLEYPARK 225
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E ST LOUIS 271 274 337 482
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GRANITE CY 451 452 797
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272 273 276 286 287 289 620-623 626 628 671 677 830-832 835 837 839 840
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870-879 882-889 931-933 935 960-963 968 969 971 972 974 977 978 980 985
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988-990
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TAMPA EAST 653 654 681 684 685 689 986
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TAMPA SO 633 634 641 645
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TAMPA WEST 854 855 920
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WASHINGTON 223-226 228 232-234 244 245 252 254 259 265 267-269 272 275
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282 287-289 291 293 296 298 324 326 328 331-334 337 338 342 343 346-348
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357 362-364 366 371 373 374 376 377 382 383 387-389 392 393 395-399 404
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426 429 432 433 447 452 453 456-458 462 463 466 467 472 473 475 477 479
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483-485 488 523 526 529 535 537 539 541-547 554 561-563 566 574-576 581
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582-584 586 592 597 613 623-626 628 632-639 646 647 651 653 655 659 662
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663 665-669 673 675 676 678 679 682 686 687 692-697 707 714 722-728 732
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737 745 746 752 755 756 763 767 775 778 783-786 789 797 822 825 828 829
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832 833 835 837 842 844 857 861-863 865 872 877 879 882 885 887 889 895
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896 898 928 936 939 941 943 944 947 954-957 962 965 966 991 994 996 999
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ASHTON 421 570 774 854
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BERWYN 206 220 286 344 345 369 441 474 552 595 688 935 937 953 982
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BETHESDA 227 229 295 320 365 380 469 480 492 493 496 530 564 571 650
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652 654 656 657 680 897 951 961 986
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BOWE GLNDL 249 261 262 390 464 470 621 629 794 858 970 973
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CAPITOLHTS 336 350 420 423 449 499 568 599 702 735 736 763 899 925 967
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981
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CLINTON 238 297 372 856 868 888
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GAITHERSBG 330 540 869 926 963 972 977 990
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HYATTSVL 277 306 322 341 386 422 436 454 459 559 577 699 731 772 773
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779 851-853 864 927 940 985
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KENSINGTON 230 231 443 460 468 649 770 871 881 929 933 942 946 949 984
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LAUREL 490 497 498 596 604 725 776
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LAYHILL 236 384 598 890 924 989
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MARLBORO 627 952
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OXON HILL 248 283 292 505 567 630 753 839 843 870 894
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ROCKVILLE 217 240 251 258 279 294 299 340 353 424 428 590 640 670 738
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762 840 921 948 975 983
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SILVER SPG 270 394 427 431 434 439 445 495 520 565 572 580 585 587-589
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593 622 681 891 930 980
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ALEXANDRIA 274 325 355 360 370 379 548 549 550 553 578 660 664 671 683
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751 765 768 769 780 795 820 823 824 836 838 875 931 960 971 998
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ARLINGTON 235 243 247 276 284 329 358 461 486 521 522 524 525 527 528
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557 558 643 684 685 739 756 799 841 845 850 892 920 922 954 974 979
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DULLES 661
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ENGLESIDE 339 440 455 781
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FAIRFAX 239 242 246 260 264 273 280 323 425 487 591 631 691 733 758
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759 764 834 934 978
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FLS CHURCH 222 237 241 256 321 354 442 448 451 482 532-534 536 538 551
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556 560 569 573 641 642 644 658 698 734 749 750 847-849 866 874 876 883
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941
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HERNDON 263 378 391 430 435 437 444 476 481 689 826 860
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LORTON 690
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MCLEAN 285 351 356 761 790 821 827 893
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GEnie Confrence Highlights
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Please note that this confrence has been edited and displays only the
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highlights we feel are most important. For the full transcript of this
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confrence, read issue #52 of ST-Report, or download directly from the ST
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area on GEnie.
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(C) 1988 by Atari Corporation, GEnie, and the Atari Roundtables. May be
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reprinted only with this notice intact. The Atari Roundtables on GEnie are
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*official* information services of Atari Corporation. To sign up for GEnie
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service, call (with modem) 800-638-8369. Upon connection type HHH (RETURN
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after that). Wait for the U#= prompt. Type XJM11877,GEnie and hit RETURN.
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The system will prompt you for your information.
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<[Holly] HS> Okay... welcome to our formal conference with some of our
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favorite Atari folks. You all pretty much know how this runs, but for those
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who don't.... if you have a question you'd like to ask, use the /RAI
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command to raise your hand and get into line. I will ack your raise with
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a private message and tell you who you'll follow so you know. I'll also
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try to give you some kind of warning when you're time is about to come up.
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When you're through with your question, please let me know via some kind
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of ack like GA (Go Ahead) or something... it makes things a little easier.
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Also, please remember that Neil and John are my guests tonight. Please
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treat them accordingly. *smile* In two weeks, we have Charles Johnson
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of G+Plus fame scheduled for a formal. I hope you'll make it...
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<[Holly] HS> Let's start by having each of our guests introduce themselves
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and let us know just what they do at our favorite computer company... *grin*
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> Sure. I've been with Atari Corp. for 4 years now, in a
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variety of roles, including publishing Atari Explorer, heading up PR, user
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group support, online support, advertising, product marketing, and sales for
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the east coast. My current assignment is with the Federated stores,
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specifically to bring them into the computer business. ga
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<[John @ Atari] TOWNS> I have been with Atari Corp for almost a year
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now. I work in the Technical Support Dept and handle a wide variety of
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tasks. Everything from Online support to Shows to Technical Support on
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the phones during the day. It makes it quite an interesting job and I get
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the opportunity to meet alot of interesting people. ga
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<[Mark @ Atari] MJANSEN> I've been with Atari for almost three years. I was
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the first technical support guy at New Atari, and then I moved into other
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things, like shows, West Coast Editing of Atari Explorer, Internal and
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Developer documentation, and various product development stuff, making sure
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New Things are Good Things. ga
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<[David F.] D.FAIRWEATH1> Neil, does Atari have a definite strategy for
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increasing the ST's market share in the U.S. and will we see that strategy
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implemented before the ST becomes obsolete? Ga
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> Before implementing any strategy, the issue we're facing is
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product availability. We have been living from hand to mouth for some time
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now. The DRAM chip shortage hurts, because we prefer to hold the line on
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pricing and that limits how many chips we can buy and how many machines to
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make. Right now, the lion lion's share of the computers are going to Europe,
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to keep the hottest ST market in the world supplied. Once we can get more
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machines built, the US will get our fair share. At that point a strategy
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can be implemented. ga
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<[David F.] D.FAIRWEATH1> O.K. but is there a defined strategy already in
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waiting for that eventuality? gaga
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> Any strategy is time and market dependent. If we had
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machines to sell last year, we had a strategy ready. If we have machines
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this year, we have a strategy, but not the same one as last year, because
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the product is more mature now, with more and better applications, and
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because the market changes. Next year's strategy is likely to be different
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again. ga
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<[David F.] D.FAIRWEATH1> O.K. one last point... I think that when the time
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comes you should push the fact that with hardware and software emulation the
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ST is 3-way compatible with Mac and IBM. GA that's all.
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> I agree... as a selling point it is important. But when
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people buy the hardware, I know they'll find enough fine ST-native software
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so the compatibility issues are not a factor. ga
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<[Rick] R.GRIDLEY> Mark, do you have any comments on the 3rd party
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development of the 16mhz board?
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<[Mark @ Atari] MJANSEN> Not really...I'll have more to say when I see one.
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<[Mark @ Atari] MJANSEN> Last I heard, it was still being worked on... ga
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<[Rick] R.GRIDLEY> Neil, do you think that Atari owners are more concerned
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with the status of the parent company than other computer owners? ga
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> I think it is reasonable to be concerned with the company
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which makes your computer, particularly in the case of a custom operating
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system. Apple users are concerned with Apple. I doubt that most clone
|
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owners care much about their company, they watch IBM. Overall, it is
|
|
healthy, because the company steers the future development of the product to
|
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a large extent. Atari welcomes user inquiries and constructive criticisms,
|
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and we act upon them more frequently than is widely known. We love ya,
|
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honest we do. ga
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<[Rick] R.GRIDLEY> Ok, (Grin) thanks and thanks to John with helping me with
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a problem about a year back. I am done thanks Holly
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<D.D.MARTIN> huggs, Neil 1. Any truth to the rumor that the laptop will be
|
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available by the end of the year? 2. IBM or MAC compatability is a _major_
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factor NEIL. The portability of office<-->home is a great selling feature.
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And _we_ have a choice of the _best_ that is available in software to do the
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job at hand. ga
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> Any announcement of new hardware will have to wait for
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Comdex, sorry. Shipping times, too...
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> I agree that it is an important selling factor, but we
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won't let that overshadow the need for continuing development of TOS
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programs.] ga
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<D.D.MARTIN> Atari users are prone to say.. I love _MY_ Atari, but I don't
|
|
know if I love Atari.... We all know we have the greatest personal computer
|
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available...you folks at Atari do to.... so who's job is it to tell the
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others? ga
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> Mainly ours, of course. But, from a BUSINESS perspective,
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which is the only perspective that our boss takes, you have to look at the
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return on any promoting we do. Right now, we sell every computer we make.
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We'd love to have enough computers to sell where we would have to advertise
|
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in order to move them all. So, in the meantime, the grass roots, meaning
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the Atari community, has the main role. ga
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<[Darek] DAREKM> My question is a rehash of one already asked, but, why
|
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_not_ push the compatibility issue? The Mac, PC, and Atari 800 <grin>
|
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compatibility would interest a lot of people. Afterall, the 130XE looks very
|
|
much like a 520, yet Atari rarely mixes ads of 8 bits and STs. However, you
|
|
look in most Atari user group newsletters, and they mix the two computers
|
|
all the time. Earlier tonight I was demoing my 8 bit drive to ST interface
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to a group of about 30 8 bit users (no ST users in the gruop) and about 1/4
|
|
of them indicated that they've thinking of getting an ST. When I showed them
|
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8 bit software booting off an Indus GT, they all indicated they are _more_
|
|
interested. Wouldn't it be a great way to upload a lot of 520s and single
|
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sided drives, by having some kind of upgrade policy for 8 bit users to
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upgrade to the ST. I know you're short of DRAMs, but with the RAM of a Mega
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4 you can unload 8 520s. ga oops, I meant to say -unload-, not -upload-
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> The Mega uses 1 megabit DRAM chips. The ST uses 256K-bit
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chips. So, making a Mega does not impact production of ST's at all. There
|
|
has definitely been a solid trend toward 8-bit Atari users moving up to the
|
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ST. But to reiterate, it is difficult to justify from a business sense,
|
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promoting a product when we don't have enough to satisfy the current demand.
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ga
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<[Darek] DAREKM> The 8 bit users indicated that one of the reasons that
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they'd like to upgrade is because the 8 bit software market is dead. I just
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see it as a great opportunity to get these potential ST owners before they
|
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get tired of waiting and buy a non-Atari 16 bit product. ga
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> I don't know how to sell our chairman on giving a special
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deal to anyone, even our most favorite customers, at this time. ga
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<[Norm] N.RECHTMAN1> Are there any plans to make a laser printer with more
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memory for 1040 users? and how about a desk jet copy? ga
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> I think a better answer is for 1040 users to get more RAM.
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The reason for that is this: if you have RAM in the laser printer, it ONLY
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helps you when you are printing. If you put it in the computer, then it is
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available for other jobs as well. 4 megabytes comes in mighty handy when you
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are spreadsheeting, or doing a Cyber animation. I am not aware of plans for
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an ink jet printer from Atari, but again, we are not here to announce
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products tonight. ga
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<[Norm] N.RECHTMAN1> that was just a suggestion. I would really like to see
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PC hardware addons ga
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<D.D.MARTIN> Three cheers for Atari taking the bull by the horns and making
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plans to move production back to the US of A!!! Neil, can you tell us how
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things are progressing with the proposed plant in Houston? ga
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> Well, our negotiating team is still terrorizing the folks
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in Texas. We expect some news shortly, but at the moment, nothing new to
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report at this time. ga
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<[Dan] GRIBNIF> I have two questions: First, what is the current status of
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the CD ROM? ga
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<[Mark @ Atari] MJANSEN> Most recent I heard is that we're trying to get
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some good applications together... Makes more sense than saying -Here's a
|
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CD-ROM player. Go to Tower Records and buy some CDs. Have a good time.- It
|
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would be nice if there was something to _do_ with it first. ...so we're
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working on it. ga
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<[Dan] GRIBNIF> Is that the only setback? Does it work with a Laser and HD
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yet?
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<[Mark @ Atari] MJANSEN> Yes. And headphones. :-)
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<[Dan] GRIBNIF> <smile>
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> There is a driver for the CD ROM that lets it be read by
|
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TOS applications as if it were a really big drive. You can open it
|
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from the desktop and read files directly. So now it is a fairly simple
|
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matter of getting software which reads the databases on the CD ROM disks
|
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and does something with it. ga
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<[Dan] GRIBNIF> (I was reffering to the rumored problems with other DMA
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devices)
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<[Mark @ Atari] MJANSEN> I know several people with the setup you described.
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<[Dan] GRIBNIF> ok, thanks. The other question is one that Neil probably saw
|
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in my letter to Info-Atari16... I was curious as to how normal users (not
|
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developers) will be notified of TOS 1.4...
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<[Mark @ Atari] MJANSEN> Skywriting, blimps, dancing girls...(sorry, I
|
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couldn't resist.) and if they will also be provided with an -official-
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way of reporting bugs. ga
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<[John @ Atari] TOWNS> <grin>
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<[Mark @ Atari] MJANSEN> Well, it's like this... People will find out
|
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through magazines, etc. And dealers will know about it. The plan is
|
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to polish up a little program we've got here that is used for developers to
|
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submit bug reports, and release that to the public too.
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> Through the dealers, primarily. And through all the
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communications at our disposal.
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<[Dan] GRIBNIF> -through magazines, etc??- Atari Explorer is still reviewing
|
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things that came out 8 months ago as NEW!
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<[John @ Atari] TOWNS> I believe that the information will also be
|
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published in the User's Group newsletter as well (Right, Neil?)
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<[Neil] NHARRIS> Like I said, through all the communications vehicles
|
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at our disposal. I tend to think the Atari community is very well wired
|
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together. ga
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<[Dan] GRIBNIF> ok, now THAT's more like what I wanted to hear <smile>
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<[Dan] GRIBNIF> yes, I tend to agree. Sorry about that comment a second ago
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sounding a bit huffy. ga.
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