Calls
Telephones and calls are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Telephones" instead a verb "Calls".
Telephones
Both words in one sentence
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Motif: On the Self-Titled Album, multiple songs reference telephones in some way: "Regular John" is about a man who calls numbers on bathroom stalls.
Source: Music / Queens of the Stone Age - When he realizes he's alone, he breaks down and cries, and focuses solely on his attempt to reach a 'seductive voice' that calls telephones regularly.
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