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telegraph

noun as in wire

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“Verbiage, memes, targeting, crude humor and cultural references that are immediately available often telegraph motives for violent symbolic attacks, but can also be amorphous or disjointed,” he said.

She was watching from the studio one day and that's when I hit a telegraph pole and disappeared off a cliff.

From BBC

In a recent interview with Salon, democracy expert Katherine Stewart dubbed the tactic “one of the most frequently telegraphed stunts in the authoritarian canon.”

From Salon

“We’re living in a moment where fast food is doing a strange kind of double duty — not just feeding us, but telegraphing tribal affiliations.”

From Salon

He pointed to a separate issue when "an exceptionally large" consignment of telegraph poles were imported during last month's Wake the Giant festival.

From BBC

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