How To Use Telex In A Sentence
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Telex and facsimile could make way for latest high-tech global communications network.
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It was a photocopy of a telex message, before encoding, from Kabul KGB Residency to Moscow Centre.
KARA KUSH
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A notice of withdrawal may also be sent by telex o'r telegram, but shall be followed by a signed confirmation copy, postmarked not later than the deadline for submission of tenders.
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Therefore, the so - called electric discharge is that of the electron, telex or fax release of meaning.
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As early as the 1970s, electronic communication was developing, with the telex superseding the humble letter as the preferred means of placing business orders.
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For the reasons given earlier, an oral contract evidenced only by a re-cap telex, does not seem to me to qualify for this purpose.
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First, a telegram or telex may be garbled as a result of a failure in operations.
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However, a telex from Stalin presenting Eisenstein as a traitor to Russia also weighed heavily on the project.
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Some encryption machines protect telephone calls, others protect fax and Telex messages, and still others protect computer communications.
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Requests for the metal are made in telexes in the names of banks or solicitors acting for the buyer.
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The whispery thin blue aerogrammes have gone the way of the telegram and the telex.
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They were the days of letters, telexes, faxes and telegrams.
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They telexed the company denying breach of contract, and refusing to agree to a USD 230,000 discount.
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For those of you unfamiliar with this "ancient" form of communication, the telex was only marginally more advanced than smoke signals, and required the typing of a brail-like tape, later fed through the contraption, words supposedly being spit out on the recipients 'machine.
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The telex machine in the plant's foreign trade office was buzzing with communications from companies in Europe, America and the Far East.
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We telexed the information to our sister company
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Then came telex, followed by the fax machine and now the Internet.
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Transactions are generally concluded over the telephone and confirmed by telex or e-mail between buyers and sellers across whatever distance.
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Then telex charge , amendment fee, extention fee and other cost outside China will happen.
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They were the days of letters, telexes, faxes and telegrams.
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In a forgotten warehouse, 500 telex machines were discovered which had been bought by the previous Chilean government but left unused because nobody knew what to do with them.
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In electronic communication, where a message is conveyed directly to its destination, for example, telex.
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Six days after the crash, the company sent an emergency telex grounding all flights, but the families' solicitor asked if it should have been sent earlier.
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Before the telex release of B/L by Party B , Party A should inform his supplier to forward the telex release letter of authorization and the Guarantee to Party B .
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Article 33 Where the parties conclude the contract in the form of letters or data-telex, etc. , one party may request to sign a letter of confirmation before the conclusion of the contract.
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Even today, most capital transfers are communicated through faxes or telex machines and authenticated with pen-and-ink signatures.
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For industrial and speciality chemicals, the suppliers acted more like catalogue sellers - their sales force responded to orders by telephone, telex, and more recently fax.
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In the radio room, the Russian operator monitors the clatter of incoming telexes, faxes, weather forecasts and ice reports.
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Signature is a typical form of authentication but there may be other avenues such as a PIN, a so-called electronic signature, tested telex, or SWIFT message.
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They have telexed a message to our company.
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The accused had based his conviction on a telex he had received in October 1944 from the Regional office of the Gestapo.
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When they got to Lisbon there was a telex from Tex Weston offering to buy the aircraft for ten thousand pounds.
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Kuwait Petroleum Corporation ( KPC ): POB 26565 , Kuwait City ; telex 44875 ; f. 1980 . Chair . Minister of Oil.
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Telephone, telex, pager, and cellular phone services are available.
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His wife on hearing of this is displeased, so to maintain matrimonial harmony, he sends a telex cancelling his order.
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The advantage of resorting to a sea waybill is that it avoids the problems arising from the late arrival of the documentation; its contents can be telexed to the destination.
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The first of the telex exchanges which led to the London contract included in clause 8 provision that payment should be ‘without discount, withholding or setoff’.
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That evening I received a telex from my colleague at the Western Australian Museum, passing on some interesting news items from home.
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It will additionally support fax, telex, or EDI transmissions…
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It needs qualified office personnel and good telephone and telex communications.
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Finally, a telegraphic or telex message is not recorded, except by the sending and recipient banks.
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Hey, you also have a telex machine here!
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The file on this man has been telexed to Paris.
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Thinking that he knew what was going on at the front - that the radio, teletype, and telex were giving him up-to-the-minute reports - Hitler would send detailed orders.
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Demiris had demanded a number of things: access to telephones, telex machines and a courier service.
A KNIFE BETWEEN THE RIBS
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The telexes could be used to obtain intelligence about where scarcities were worst, and where people were still working who could alleviate them.
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Telexes , unlike ordinary e - mails , are legallyvalid documents ( being to all intents and purposes impossible to fake ).
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I knew bloody well there must be a telex, and I went to the Armenian foreign ministry.
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After sending the telex, he returned to the rescue operation, climbing into a hole to help a child.
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I shall send you the information by telex.
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The first day I couldn't get a telex because all the lines were down.
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If the customer orders that the money be transmitted by a telegraphic transfer or by telex, it is to be assumed that he requires the transaction to be carried out on the same day.
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`The telex carrying the good news to Bardi will go off first thing tomorrow morning.
PROSECUTOR
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Much of the traffic flowing into the Puzzle Palace consists of unencrypted voice and text from telephone, cable, and telex.
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I shall send you the information by telex.
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An example is furnished by a telex dispatched by the originator's bank to its correspondent with a request that the funds be credited to the beneficiary's account with the beneficiary's bank.
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Ah , by letter or by telex?
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To my mind that telex is a plain acceptance of the amount demanded, since it plainly describes the amount as undisputed.
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Ancient telex machines lie defunct, the lobby floors often stink of petrol - used as a cheap detergent - and windows still have anti-bomb tape on them.
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The telex code of receiver, the corresponding code, and the code name of the recipient country.
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Demiris had demanded a number of things: access to telephones, telex machines and a courier service.
A KNIFE BETWEEN THE RIBS
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The telexes and letters had been filed in chronological order.
BLOOD IS DIRT
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Finally, a telegraphic or telex message is not recorded, except by the sending and recipient banks.
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And he couldn't receive information over the sat phone because he couldn't talk, so he communicated via telex and received instructions.
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I shall send you the information by telex.
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It introduces the functions and characteristics of railways telex automatic switch network, the volume control of telex network, operation guarantee of network and effects of network operation.
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The happiest day of my life was when I received the telex that said I had been accepted as an SAA pilot.
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Since the notice here was tendered by telex, we do not know the form of the acceptance.
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According to Sarangi, Union Carbide's own medical director, Dr Vipin Avashia, had originally telexed confirmation that sodium thiosulphate could work as a detoxicant, but later sent another telex advising against its use.
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The race for news started to accelerate in the 60s and 70s when news providers started to disseminate information globally by telex.
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Interested in northeast soybean please telex CIF London price.
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The hotel's 24-hour business centre is on the lobby level and has photocopying, translation, fax, telex, computer word processing and courier services.
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It featured a high density of interaction, not least through the secure telex network.
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His wife on hearing of this is displeased, so to maintain matrimonial harmony, he sends a telex cancelling his order.
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Traffic around the telex network had grown from an initial 2,000-3,000 telegrams a year to some 9,000 in 1989.
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The embassy says it has telexed their demands to the foreign ministry.
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The Court of Appeal concluded that the telex was effective on receipt as the plaintiffs had been told that it was the defendants ordinary practice to read such telexes immediately.
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When they got to Lisbon there was a telex from Tex Weston offering to buy the aircraft for ten thousand pounds.
SEIZE THE RECKLESS WIND
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The decision was notified to Mr Smith in London, by telex dated 19th November, on the basis that it would be what was described as ‘a one time transaction’.
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As late as the 1980s we were forced to return to Managua or Luanda or some other relatively peaceful place in order to reach a telex machine, a telephone line or a satellite dish.
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`The telex carrying the good news to Bardi will go off first thing tomorrow morning.
PROSECUTOR
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Telegram, telex/teletex services and extension line rentals would remain unchanged, he told a Press coference in Cape
ANC Daily News Briefing
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The embassy says it has telexed their demands to the foreign ministry.
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The party invoking force majeur, shall give prompt notice to the other party by fax, telex followed by registered letter stating the kind of Force Majeure.
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They began adding premiums to their official prices, with new monthly terms clattering out from telexes around the world.
The Prize
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You had to run out to find foreign newspapers, or have them laboriously telexed from London or Paris.
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We had to rely upon faxes and the old telex machine, and telephone calls at different times through different time zones.
