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Madhulk  +  487896 Wed, 12 Mar 08 10:42 AM
Michael Knight talks to his car KITT on "Knight Rider": 

"I don't want to hear another peep out
of you until I can get a call off to Devon."

What's the underlined part mean? 
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Miche  +  487900 Wed, 12 Mar 08 10:55 AM

I guess it is the same as "until I can get a call to Devon", i.e. "until I can be connected/get through to Devon".
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