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From: cmoore@brl.mil (VLD/VMB)
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Subject: Re: Yellow Pages in Argentina
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Date: 9 Aug 90 22:24:43 GMT
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I have exchanged a few messages with Manuel.  That one line message
you put in earlier from him is explained further here; the NUA (exact
meaning I am not sure of) is the number you published.  I have not
decided how this will be cleared up in telecom (I do have a list of
numbers mailed to me by Manuel).  I am making no comments about
grammar, as Manuel's everyday language is probably not English.

   To: Manuel J. Moguilevsky <manuel%psi#telenet.astarg%ssl.span@noao.edu>
   Subject: Re: Yellow Pages in Argentina

I tried 011-54-7222211103127 and it did not work.  (011 is
international access, and 54 is the Argentina country code, and I left
off the 0 in front of the rest of the number shown here.)

   Date: Thu, 9 Aug 90 15:11:30 MST
   From: Manuel J. Moguilevsky <manuel%psi#telenet.astarg%ssl.span@noao.edu>

I don't know the exact translation for NUA to English.  I want to mean
the access number through the networks, not a telephone number.


[Moderator's Note: Then I guess 07222211103127 is the NUA? I tried to
connect via my local Telenet node, but it would not take collect
connections, so I tried no further.   PT]