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Realm (If you are using Asterisk as your PBX set this to the word asterisk, if you are using any other IPPBX system, consult your documentation)— Geek.com
I went to the video store today because I wanted to watch a movie tonight to avoid continuing to read "You Can't Go Home Again." * asterisk* I wandered the aisles for about half an hour and nothing, nothing, nothing appealed to me.— mean ol' meany
If the user must enter data into the form field, then the asterisk should be placed within the form label, as shown in figure 3.— doggdot.us
In the Chronicle section, sidenotes marked with an asterisk were added by the editors and are here treated as footnotes.— A Chronicle of London from 1089 to 1483 Written in the Fifteenth Century, and for the First Time Printed from MSS. in the British Museum
81 For brevity in excelsis the following, from the cemetery at Heidelberg, can hardly be eclipsed Michael Seiler 1805.--1887 Sometimes the asterisk is used by the Germans to denote birth, and the dagger (or cross) for death, thus Hier Risht in Gott Natalie Brethke 1850 ą 1884 CHAPTER XIII VERY OLD GRAVESTONES Although, for reasons already explained or surmised, the gravestones in our burial-grounds seldom exceed an age of 200 years, there has probably been no time and no race of men in which such memorials were unknown.— In Search of Gravestones Old and Curious

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