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callee

(kɔːlˈiː)

a routine that is called by another routine

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* Call SBB: this SBB handles the sip signaling needed to initiate a voice call by sending an invite message to a predefined callee and establishing a session between both end points.

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The word 'survivor' is because I kicked cancer's butt!" Callee Mawdsley said: "My tattoo is of my dad riding his Honda to the pearly gates.