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Cell phone hang-up: should there be an all-out ban on cell phone use while driving?(DEBATE) (Current Events, a Weekly Reader publication)
Cell Phone Hang-Ups.(research involving possible health hazards of cell phones) (Current Science, a Weekly Reader publication)
Cell phone etiquette (Office Solutions)
A Cell Phone? Never for Me. (Newsweek)
Considering cell phone bans.(Risk Reporter) (Risk Management)
Overcoming the cell-phone barriers: some 170 million consumers use cell phones, and many households now use them exclusively. But collectors face stringent restrictions if they want to contact delinquent cardholders on their cell phones.(Collections & Recovery) (Credit Card Management)
The Cell Phone Collection Challenge: The business is fighting hard to end regulations that hamper productivity when collecting via cell phones. (Collections & Credit Risk)
Keeping cell phone costs under control. (The Great Office: Wherever it May be).(Brief Article) (Fairfield County Business Journal)
Cell phone hang-ups: should parents set limits on children's cell phone usage?(NEWS DEBATE) (WR News, Senior Edition (including Science Spin))
Restaurateurs agree: Cell-phone-free dining is something to talk about. (Nation's Restaurant News)
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