call letters

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call letters

[′kȯl ‚led·ərz]

(communications)

Identifying letters, sometimes including numerals, assigned to radio and television stations by the Federal Communications Commission and other regulatory authorities throughout the world. Also known as call sign.

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Those call letters haven't been assigned to this market since February 2004.

Airheaded

Call letters across the country seem to be spelling out K-GAY, And Chicago's LesBiGay Radio show is leading the waves

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That's why computer users call letters mailed through the post office "snail mail.

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Call letters have already been issued to all candidates however those who do not receive call notices up to October 27 should either download their letters from official website www.

KPPSC announces schedule for Civil Judges exam

It further stated that test call letters have been issued to all the eligible candidates, requiring them to be present in the Examination Hall before 9.

Minister takes notice of sale of illicit liquor

The new call letters for 1150 will be KTLK (K-TALK).

LOUVRE AGREES, IN PRINCIPLE, TO 'CODE' FILMING

He will exchange call letters back and forth with the radio station letting him know where he is and they will tell him where they are transmitting from.

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The University has sent the call letters to all eligible candidates for participation in the entry test at 10:00 am, said a news release issued by the department.

Commonwealth MBA/MPA admission to take place on Wednesday

The eligible candidates, who do not receive the said test call letters, May obtain the duplicate thereof from the office of the Addl.