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You need to dial the access code for outgoing international calls from the UK first, which is 00. Then you dial the country code for the USA and Canada, which is 1.
Then you dial the full 10 digit national number.
For example:
If you wanted to dial the American number 718-330-1234 (which could alternatively be shown as 1-718-330-1234 or +1 718 330 1234) you would dial: 00 1 718 330 1234.
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