1.   As medical director, Munir gets one to two calls a month from people who want treatments not covered by the plan.

2.   GCHQ has equipment costing billions of pounds, capable of intercepting millions of calls a year.

3.   Switchboard operator, who reckons she takes at least a dozen calls a day from France, has joined the classes.

4.   But it concludes that the teaching of social studies in small schools has been hurt by what the researchers call a less is more philosophy of curriculum.

5.   But officials made the call a week before the test was administered.

6.   But these people get a million calls a day.

7.   Calls have spiked this week to a local hot line that typically receives about five calls a week.

8.   Concentrating on complex conversations, not punching buttons, is what makes cell calls a road hazard, said Lee Ford, spokeswoman for the California State Automobile Association.

9.   During their two-week honeymoon to the south of France last summer, his wife requested that he confine himself to one business call a week.