DID

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DID

(Direct Inward Dialing) The ability to make a telephone call to an internal telephone extension within an organization without having to go through an operator.

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'Did I tell you I was going on to-night?' asked Bradley.

'No, governor,' returned Riderhood, in a cheerful, affable, and conversational manner, 'you did not tell me so.

And now he did look at Bradley, and with an evil eye.

'If you had any part--I don't say what--in this attack,' pursued the boy; 'or if you know anything about it--I don't say how much--or if you know who did it--I go no closer--you did an injury to me that's never to be forgiven.

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