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Years later he was on a radio call-in show in Europe and he related that story.

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On December 15, a defiant Putin held his annual national call-in show.

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Despite criticism of the format, the call-in show took off, and by 1985, the Association of Media Psychologists was created to monitor for abuses.

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The two women are disc jockeys on a top Havana radio station, and this exchange took place during their call-in show on the eve of the pope's arrival.

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Annette started lobbying President Carter and the Soviet Union for answers about his fate, even peppering President Carter with questions about the case on a radio call-in show.

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"This tragedy should push us closer in fending off common threats, including terrorism, which is one of the biggest and most dangerous of them all, " Putin said during his annual call-in show on state television.

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The capital increase allows Deutsche Bank to act from a position of strength with only modest dilution to shareholders, while putting the bank's ultimate 10% capital-ratio target within reach, the lender said in a slide show for an analyst call scheduled for Tuesday morning.

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In Chicago, for example, the call will go over a 10-digit phone number, but it'll show up to the operator exactly the same way it would in New York.

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