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Just imagine it like an "area code", where people living in different countries, states, districts, counties, towns get a DIFFERENT prefix code, even though they may have the same telephone number otherwise. The international prefix number (i.e. 001 for the US) makes it obvious that the following number is a US number, same goes for local area codes (752, 642, 543). | Just imagine it like an "area code", where people living in different countries, states, districts, counties, towns get a DIFFERENT prefix code, even though they may have the same telephone number otherwise. The international prefix number (i.e. 001 for the US) makes it obvious that the following number is a US number, same goes for local area codes (752, 642, 543). | ||
== Methods == | == Methods == | ||