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shortwave

[shawrt-weyv] / ˈʃɔrtˈweɪv /


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It will be available on shortwave radio in Sudan, as well as online, where listeners will be able to hear information on how to access essential supplies and services, the BBC said.

From BBC

He moved to Paris and joined a group led by the trumpeter Don Cherry, who had been learning world-music melodies from shortwave radio broadcasts.

From New York Times

Then Taylor established his own Radio Liberia that broadcast on shortwave and it too relayed the BBC's flagship radio programme for listeners on the continent.

From BBC

Minor shortwave radio blackouts are unlikely to be disruptive to most people.

From Washington Post

Federal agents obtained court approval in 2001 to enter Montes’s apartment, where they discovered a shortwave radio, an earpiece and a laptop.

From Washington Post