Clarence Chandran, president of Northern Telecom Ltd .'s public carrier networks business, is expected to make a complete recovery after being stabbed during a robbery attempt in Singapore.
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The Internet offers a multitude of sites featuring real-time weather and traffic information, schedules and tickets for major public carriers, even the location of strict speeding enforcement areas.
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The NFV platform implements carrier-grade features used to manage and monitor the platform components, recover from failures and provide effective security-all required for the public carrier network.
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Similarly, a phone call that began over a company's internal voice-over-Internet network could move to a public carrier as the user of the cell phone left the building.
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Innkeepers and public carriers, by the laws of all the states, so far as we are aware, are bound, to the extent of their facilities, to furnish proper accommodation to all unobjectionable persons who in good faith apply for them.
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Clarence Chandran, president of public carrier networks for the company, said in an interview with the Bloomberg Forum that the passage last month of a sweeping new telecom law that opens local phone markets to competition gives his company a new focus and future in the U . S . market.
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A common carrier is distinguished from a contract carrier ( also called a " public carrier " in UK English ), which is a carrier that transports goods for only a certain number of clients and that can refuse to transport goods for anyone else, and from a private carrier.
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In continental Europe, the functional equivalent of a common carrier is referred to as a " public carrier " ( or simply as a " carrier " ) . ( However, " public carrier " in continental Europe is different from " public carrier " in British English, where it is a synonym for " contract carrier " .)
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In continental Europe, the functional equivalent of a common carrier is referred to as a " public carrier " ( or simply as a " carrier " ) . ( However, " public carrier " in continental Europe is different from " public carrier " in British English, where it is a synonym for " contract carrier " .)
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In continental Europe, the functional equivalent of a common carrier is referred to as a " public carrier " ( or simply as a " carrier " ) . ( However, " public carrier " in continental Europe is different from " public carrier " in British English, where it is a synonym for " contract carrier " .)
