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Another time she called from Reinosa.

The man called from the other side of the river, and his friend called back.

Safely detect, if function is called from an ISR?

I plight again, By every sainted Bee - By Daisy called from hillside - By Bobolink from lane.

There are some restrictions to the overloadability of methods that are called from XSL.

One day last summer, my friend Rahim Khan called from Pakistan.

Here a man's voice called from the depths of the cook-shop.

He called from Washington, having been there for 31 hours straight.

At the beginning of class, the teacher called from a list of names, expecting you to reply when she called yours.

Of course, the class might already exist in the same source code file that it’s being called from.

Around midnight, when I was at home, Nixon called from the Lincoln Sitting Room, where he was brooding alone.

Paul called from the hall that he had slipped on the floor and couldn't get to the door.

God heard the child crying, and the angel of God called from heaven to Hagar, 'what is the matter, Hagar?

Move beyond Caller ID and identify who left you a message, not just what number they called from.

Within seconds, my wife had called from London, and the e-mails started to flood in-the first from TIME's Baghdad bureau, others from Sydney, London, Washington and New York.

The Germans, eyes bright and gestures animated, argued with each other, laughed, struck the table, and called from all sides for champagne.

When Fortier later called from the cab of the truck to ask how Thunder was doing, Jeff replied, "he's fine now."

This enables users to call any existing service, not just a service that was designed specifically to be called from a Custom mediation.

In some situations, the methods you implement might be called from more than one thread, and therefore must be written to be thread-safe.

The couple does not bear on the bite teether, called from the men quit Jiaopen, will be in front of a baby into the lotus pond.