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	<title>Knowing a phone number&apos;s provider.</title>
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	<description>Is there a way &#8212; given a phone number &#8212; to know the provider of the phone service? For example, given my phone number 801 555 1517, is there a way for someone to learn that I use Cingular? Why do I ask? Well, I have free minutes when calling other Cingular users, and I&apos;d like a way to vet my phone list for Cingular users.</description>
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	<category>cellular</category>
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	<category>reverse-lookup</category>
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