101.   The proposed revisions include altering the rules on the amount of electric power that can be fed into the public telephone network.

102.   The telephone networks require increasingly sophisticated computers to manage and route floods of voice messages and data.

103.   The San Antonio-based Baby Bell telephone company says it has opened its local telephone network to competitors and therefore should be permitted to offer long-distance service.

104.   The system would let computer users bypass local telephone networks and connect directly to the Internet via satellite dish antennas slightly larger than two feet in diameter.

105.   Their reasoning is that regional Bell companies must make their telephone networks available to competitors.

106.   Their options are limited by reliance on the telephone network.

107.   The wide area refers to networks spread over long distances, usually using the public telephone network to send and receive data.

108.   There, as Draper recalled the episode, a fellow inmate asked for instructions on hacking into the telephone network.

109.   There, Bell Atlantic plans to produce and disseminate television programming for its telephone network in the Middle Atlantic region.