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TO the general public, the word radio means broadcasting, and a radio set means a radio receiver for listening thereto. The average man never has any direct contact with a radio transmitter, nor with the radio telegraph which preceded the radio telephone and so utilizes the all inclusive word “radio” for that one part of it which he sees, buys, and uses.
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