How likely were they to prove that they were denied a call-back because implicit bias was at work?
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First, global telecoms liberalisation has brought thousands of new companies into the competition, including carriers, resellers, aggregators and call-back operators.
Already more than 40 companies, mostly foreign ones, offer call-back services.
Price-cutting competition in telecoms will come more from new providers such as call-back services, which allow callers in Japan to take advantage of cheaper rates elsewhere.
Some of the biggest call-back operators have no operating licence, are not registered for business in Germany and decline to pay taxes on what they sell.
There was a major flowering of voice-OTT services (mainly based on call-back) half-a-dozen years ago (most of which died off), while Skype has migrated from desktop to mobile as well.
For many destinations the call-back service is still cheaper.
The American deficit partly reflects the growth in services such as call-back, where a call that appears to originate in one country is reversed and becomes a call into the country instead usually from America, to exploit low American international charges.
And we initiated the most aggressive -- what we call look-back provisions -- when it comes to regulations, where we say to every agency, go through all the regulations that you have on your books that flow through your agencies and see if some of them are still necessary.
You can call for back-up or request a roadblock or tire spikes.
Behind the scrum, wing Mark Jones returns from a knee injury and there are call-ups for Scarlets full-back Morgan Stoddart and Ospreys centre Andrew Bishop, while James Hook starts at fly-half.
We call this store-back branding.
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Never call on back-to-back days.
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And this is why I asked my Council of Advisors on Science and Technology -- what we call PCAST -- a while back to look at the state of American manufacturing and the promise of advanced manufacturing.
But his call-up comes on the back of a man-of-the-match display in Newcastle's Guinness Premiership victory over Sale Sharks on Sunday.
The principal activities being moved overseas are IT services, software development, call centers and back-office work.
Munster prop Tony Buckley also earns a call-up with Leo Cullen back returning alongside his Leinster team colleagues Bernard Jackman and Jamie Heaslip.
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Their bet is that India will be an outsourcing centre not just for software but for call centres and other back-office services that can be delivered by wire.
All England's players came through Saturday's Conference programme unscathed with the only change to Fairclough's original squad being Stevenage defender Barry Fuller's call-up as a replacement for injured Morecambe full-back Adam Yates.
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Capello's squad announcement on Saturday included a call for Manchester City full-back Micah Richards, a player who had not featured in any of the Italian's previous squads while Arsenal duo Jack Wilshere and Kieran Gibbs were also named.
The pass from the open-side, who was omnipresent in the opening stages, to Nick Abendanon was forward but they had attacked so swiftly the referee was too far behind to call it and the full-back set up Browne to thunder over from the 22.
"Back in the 1970s and 1980s we'd call this a career-ender of an injury, because doctors back then didn't know how to fix it, but we have better techniques and more practice at it, so we now call this injury -- even as horrific as it looked -- a 'career delayer, ' " said Webb.
What is often forgotten about the current data "revolution" - as some people call it - is that recording the information of football matches goes back a long way.
But callers needing more specialized assistance might have needed to call back once HUD offices re-open on Tuesday after Memorial Day.
But if the Ospreys thought the job was done they were soon given a nasty wake-up call as Borders came roaring back.
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It plans to offer a variety of online services to businesses in Kenya, a country poised for growth in back-office and call-center operations.
She explained how she's creating thousands of call-in sales jobs, bringing jobs back to the United States that have gone overseas in the last several years.
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And he waiting for Senator Dole when we were about to get on the plane and he took a call from the president back during the -- what?
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