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AT&T Won't Seek Long-Distance Customers
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| AT&T Corp., the nation's largest long-distance carrier, said Thursday it would stop seeking new customers for its traditional consumer long-distance service, once the bedrock of the company known as Ma Bell. The announcement coincided with another big |
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Jul 23, 2004 04:06:05 |
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