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• Instead, she is expected to appear " telephonically ."
• North Texas : " Darrell Dickey submits his . . . ballot telephonically.
• Telephonically, I cornered US poet laureate Billy Collins in his office overlooking the Capitol.
• About 2.5 million villagers and 150, 000 city dwellers are now telephonically in touch.
• Several witnesses testified " both in the courthouse and telephonically, " said Col . Jill Morgenthaler.
• Then Diwan's world is shattered when Meenakshi telephonically informs him that Sunil has been killed.
• She then telephonically finds out from Ronnie's office that he is not there but is with Priya.
• On June 8, 2008 the present Chairman Abdul Hamid Khan who currently lives in exile telephonically addressed a gathering at Gahkuch.
• Indeed, he was tracked down telephonically late one evening in a law library looking things up the old-fashioned way, in books.
• Some courts in California have procedures to allow opponents to appear telephonically, while other courts do not allow any oral argument and only consider written papers.
• The final road show this month resembled the first one three years ago, when former spouses in separate cars communicated telephonically, as my drill instructor used to say.
• For a short while, unsuccessful negotiations were attempted, but they reached nowhere, despite the desperate pleas that were transmitted telephonically by some of the notable hostages involved.
• A state witness was harassed telephonically after his cellphone number was read out in court during cross-examination by the defence team on the second day of the trial.
• She first saw Jack Donaghy and Tracy Jordan, and spoke with Jack telephonically, in 1986 while watching a live telethon alone in her parents'basement on prom night.
• A morning person who is known to make phone calls as early as 6 o'clock, the raspberry-haired Hull makes policy telephonically, eschewing the formality of meetings.
• Gov . J . P . Coleman telephonically contacted Dr . McCain ( W . D . McCain, president of Mississippi Southern College ) of the college with reference to this conference.
• While in office he continued his legacy of volunteer public service, and continued to attend city council meetings telephonically even after falling ill, until his death on May 26, 2010.
• LINGO . On March 24, 1998, one of Starr's investigators described a phone call by saying that a potential witness " was telephonically contacted in Tokyo, Japan ."
• To promote the fact that the Isle of Man was no longer isolated telephonically, therefore, Tynwald s Publicity Board produced a postage label depicting a girl making a telephone call; the slogan,  A Holiday Call from the Isle of Man . 
• The 2007 Agreement also finds that " Potential clients from Florida and throughout the United States were contacted telephonically by'creative directors .'These creative directors were actually sales persons who attempted to solicit businesses into signing business contracts with Platinum and New Line.