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Telegraphy
A method of communication employing electrical signalling impulses produced and received manually or by machines. Telegraph signals are transmitted over open wire or cable land lines, submarine cables, or radio. Telegraphy as a communication technique uses essentially a narrow frequency band and a transmission rate adapted to machine operations.
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