About: Telephone numbers

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Telephone numbers are sets of digits assigned to each telephone in the entire world by The Man. If your telephone does not have a number, you can probably assume that it is an illegal alien (or manufactured by Radioshack). As this represents less than 12% of the entire telepoputation, this will probably only affect you if your name is John Smith. By collecting other people's telephone numbers, you can contact them instantaneously through their phone.

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rdfs:label	Telephone numbers
rdfs:comment	Telephone numbers are sets of digits assigned to each telephone in the entire world by The Man. If your telephone does not have a number, you can probably assume that it is an illegal alien (or manufactured by Radioshack). As this represents less than 12% of the entire telepoputation, this will probably only affect you if your name is John Smith. By collecting other people's telephone numbers, you can contact them instantaneously through their phone.
dcterms:subject	Numbers Communication
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abstract	Telephone numbers are sets of digits assigned to each telephone in the entire world by The Man. If your telephone does not have a number, you can probably assume that it is an illegal alien (or manufactured by Radioshack). As this represents less than 12% of the entire telepoputation, this will probably only affect you if your name is John Smith. By collecting other people's telephone numbers, you can contact them instantaneously through their phone.

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