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• The term " cablegram " is also sometimes used.
• Film actress Rosita Moreno received a cablegram on February 27, 1937.
• But subsequent cablegrams call Posada a " serious potential liability ."
• Alarmed, the American ambassador to Brazil sent a cablegram to his suzerain Cuba.
• "Not Convenient, " read Freud's two-word cablegram.
• He was able to show the cablegram to his friend George Bliss, a prominent New York lawyer.
• In August, he sent a cablegram confirming that he would run again as the Labour candidate for Subiaco.
• A series of July 1965 cablegrams asserts that the two men were plotting to attack Soviet and Cuban installations abroad.
• At that point, the cablegrams cryptically report, Posada was " instructed to disengage from activities ."
• In June 1896, Prime Minister one or more of the cablegrams implicating him in the Raid's planning.
• Throughout the day, Washington got most of its information from news agencies, receiving only two cablegrams from the station.
• They offered standard " Cablegrams ", as well as more cheerful products such as Candygrams, Dollygrams, and Melodygrams.
• During World War I, Hamilton served as a deputy chief censor, where he focused largely on cablegrams and radio traffic.
• The 3 D stations were located in Berlin, Vienna and Dortmund, which were the chief centres of cablegrams leaving Germany.
• However, when Chaplin received a cablegram informing him of the news, he privately decided to cut his ties with the United States:
• His decision to stay in the match was attributed by some to another phone call from Kissinger and a deluge of cablegrams to Fischer.
• Anne then gets a cablegram by telephone informing her that Tim is safe and is coming home, and she and her daughters joyfully embrace.
• On the 11 June, AIF Headquarters at Horseferry Road in London received a cablegram giving Bryant's true date-of-birth.
• One day a cablegram came to the home, and I smiled over the mistake, knowing that someone else of his name was intended.
• Woods referred to a cablegram that mentioned Professor Lahmann of the Medical College in Chicago, Illinois had successfully treated cancer with the Rontgen Rays.