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UGA Project Aims To Catalogue Diversity Of Southern Accents

WABE

August 29th, 2016

Long distance operator Elizabeth Keener, 18, poses with the Princess, an oval-shaped telephone called an attempt to obtain a design of classic simplicity by designer Henry Drefuss of Bell Laboratories, Sept. 3, 1959, Atlanta, Ga. Bell says it is the sixth major home telephone alteration since the original invention in 1876. (AP Photo/Horace Cort)

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