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- noun Plural form of
switchboard .
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Examples
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News flash, Washington: If the people calling your switchboards, who you dismiss as zombies, they ` re not just talk radio listeners, they ` re Americans.
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Hmm you just have to LOVE those "switchboards" eh Mr La Forge
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"The order for the switchboards is a testimony to the ability of
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When it first appeared that Professor Hill's allegations might not even be aired, outraged women jammed congressional switchboards with phone calls, and seven women members of the House of Representatives, including Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton, Rep. Louise Slaughter and then Rep. Barbara Boxer (who was elected to the Senate the following year) marched to the Senate to demand a serious and respectful hearing.
Marcia D. Greenberger: What Anita Hill did for America Marcia D. Greenberger 2010
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They overwhelmed the switchboards and the web servers on Capitol Hill the next day.
Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points -- Ads Obama Should Run Chris Weigant 2011
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Second, with regard to the analogy your distinction attempts to make, I would note that historically hand-delivered post and manually-operated switchboards made observation of non-content routing data (necessarily) very commonplace.
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But they struggled to get through to newsroom switchboards.
Burial for a King Rebecca Burns 2011
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People were burning up the Capitol's switchboards to get the government to reopen.
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Most of the motors and switchboards were submerged by the tsunami and they cannot be used, Nishiyama said.
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They overwhelmed the switchboards and the web servers on Capitol Hill the next day.
Chris Weigant: Friday Talking Points -- Ads Obama Should Run Chris Weigant 2011
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