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telegraph <a telegraph; telegraphs> N

telegraph VB COMMUNIC

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telegraph
أَبْرَقَ

telegraph N

telegraph VB COMMUNIC

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telegraph N

telegraph COMMUNIC
إِبْراق
telegraph COMMUNIC
إِرْسالٌ بَرْقِيّ

telegraph

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telegraph- ADJ

telegraph- COMMUNIC
بَرْقِيّ
telegraph- COMMUNIC
تِلِغْرافِيّ

printing telegraph COMMUNIC

telegraph key

telegraph line ELEC

telegraph line
خط تلغراف

telegraph office COMMUNIC

telegraph operator

telegraph pole (or post)

telegraph repeater COMMUNIC

telegraph service

telegraph set

telegraph set COMMUNIC
جهاز إبراق
telegraph set COMMUNIC
جهاز تلغرافي

telegraph sounder COMMUNIC

telegraph speed ELEC

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At the end of the century the number of telegraph offices open to the public amounted to fifteen hundred.
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The winds blew trees onto power lines, leaving widespread areas without telephone, telegraph, or power.
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The post and telegraph office, the hotel and store were described as the main buildings.
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A crowd of 18,020 attended, and telegraphed reports were followed across the nation.
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He was a brakeman and telegraph operator who just so happened to like singing.
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Telegraph me appointment with power to appoint deputies.
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The telegraph line had been washed away and communication was cut off for a couple of days.
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It was the first telegraph system to be put into commercial service.
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It was not a success, and crashed into a telegraph pole within the year it was built.
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Troops also hoped to destroy key telegraph lines and damage nearby salt mines and lead mines.
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