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amal

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An electronic component that stores telephone numbers so that they may be dialed at the touch of a button or code is called
 A) redialing.
  B) call forwarding.
  C) speed dialing.
  D) call waiting.

Question 2

Name two ways that the Federal Wage Garnishment Law protects the debtor.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

It limits the amount of earnings that can be garnished per pay period and protects an employee from being dismissed by his or her employer due to the garnishment.



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