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• Universal emergency telephone number system
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• Universal emergency telephone number system/Definition
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• Convergence of communications
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• Telemedicine
  ...elemedicine, but really the lowest-end example, are telephone calls to a [[universal emergency telephone number system]] (e.g., dialing 911, 112, or other national emergency number), in which a
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• Electronic Frontier Foundation
  ...laced an illegally copied document describing the operation of BellSouth's Universal emergency telephone number system|911 emergency telephone system.<ref>A situation described in great detail i
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• Electronic attack
  ...ce, will not be able to reach 911 or the appropriate national code for a [[universal emergency telephone number system]].
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• 9-11 Attack in New York
  There was no all-service [[universal emergency telephone number system]] in New York, in the sense that dispatchers receiving 911 telephone calls
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