Local Number Portability

Local number portability is the ability to switch to a different local phone service provider while keeping the same phone number.

A person who lives near a particular place.
A branch of a national organization such as a trade union.
A train that stops at all or almost all stations between departure and destination, even the smallest.
Nearby or regularly visited pubs or bars.
Local identification.
Information about where the newspaper will appear.
To or from a nearby place.
(variable or identifier) with a limited scope (lexical or dynamic), which is only available in a certain part of the program.
(conditions or states) Applied to any point in space, not to space as a whole.
Concerns a limited part of an organism.
Of the native population.
Around a city, state, country, etc.
An anesthetic (anaesthetic) that causes loss of sensation only in the area to which it is applied.

It is easy to distinguish the locals from the tourists.
I am also at TWU. room 6.
The express missed my station so I had to take a local.
Got kicked out of the local bar so went into town for a drink.
Functional programming languages generally do not allow changing the immediate value of local variables after they have been initialized unless they are explicitly marked as mutable.
We prefer regional products.
The patient did not want to be sedated, so we used a local anesthetic.
The locals speak Hawaiian pidgin.
Shopping locally has never been more important.

An abstract entity used to describe a collection.
Digit: A non-negative integer.
A member of a set of many: natural numbers, integers, rational numbers, real numbers, complex numbers, and sometimes extensions such as hypercomplex numbers, etc.
(followed by a number used attributively) Indicates the position of something in a list or series. Abbreviations: No or no, no or no. (Each is sometimes written with a superscript or, as nr. or nr.). The # sign is also used in this way.
A series of numbers and letters used to register people, cars, and various other objects.
Phone number.
(Grammar) of a word or phrase, the state of being in the singular, dual or plural, represented by declension.
(plural) poetic verses, rhymes.
A specific performance, a single song, or a song and dance within a larger show.
The clothing is particularly elegant.
or ■■■■■, the amount of purchased from a dealer.
Magazine number.
The large crowd contrasts with the smaller crowd of numerical obesity.
Label (objects) with numbers to assign numbers (objects).
Count or add.
Feeling of physical inability to feel the absence of energy.
Emotionally unable to feel or respond normally.
Cause deafness.

Zero, one, -1, 2.5 and pi are all numbers.
The number 8 is usually formed in one go.
The equation e^{i\pi}+1=0 contains the most important numbers: 1, 0, \pi, i and e.
Horse number 5 won the race.
Any number of people can read from a given repository at the same time.
His passport number is C01X864TN.
Adjectives and nouns must match in gender, number and capitalization.
For her second song she sang The Moon Shines Bright.
Latest issue of the magazine.
Number the baskets so that they are easy to find.
I don't know how many books are in the library, but there must be thousands.
The fingers are numb from the cold.
Stunned with terror, stunned with boredom.

stunned, insensible, deadened

Quality sock.
The ability of a program (or software system) to run successfully on multiple hardware platforms.
The ability for an employee to move from one social security system to another without losing their contributions.
Ability for a telephone subscriber to keep his number when switching networks.