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Most radiolike of all was the deployment of marvelous voices—especially Welles's, one of the supreme instruments to emerge from a medium where the greatest emotion emanated from a single narrator, whether delivering a nuanced monologue or a single word: "Rosebud. . ."
Rosebud and the Radio Tom Nolan 2011
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Much of the electronic communications NSA once pored over, between two parties communicating with each other outside the U.S., used to travel via satellite or radiolike signal, leaving NSA free to pluck the messages out of the air.
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Now he set the radiolike apparatus in place some ten yards from the face of a sheer cliff that towered high above them.
The Cavern of the Shining Ones Hal K. Wells
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Layroh was forced to turn the radiolike apparatus over to one of the men, while he himself carried another mechanism that consisted of a heavy silver cylinder with four flexible nozzles emerging from one end.
The Cavern of the Shining Ones Hal K. Wells
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Pandora, the popular radiolike streaming service, has been available in many new cars.
NYT > Home Page By SAM GROBART 2011
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Apple media player that can be used to listen to these radiolike programs as well as recorded music.
NYT > Home Page By JON KALISH 2011
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As a work in progress, the program is always open to suggestions, no matter how difficult to orchestrate or un-radiolike they may seem.
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Apple media player that can be used to listen to these radiolike programs as well as recorded music.
NYT > Home Page By JON KALISH 2010
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Apple media player that can be used to listen to these radiolike programs as well as recorded music.
NYT > Home Page By JON KALISH 2010
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