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1 audio output
"Any sound produced by a computer; specifically, spoken output produced by a computer in response to some specific type of input. Such output may be generated using a combination of words from a digitized vocabulary or through the synthesis of words from tables of phonemes." -
2 ring
"To create a sound, vibration, visual cue, or any other indication that the user has an incoming call." -
3 ring
"A sound, vibration, visual clue, or any other indication that a call is coming in."
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