Dial tone after first two digits are dialed

I was just made aware that one of our sites when dialing out (local, LD, TF, etc) receives dial tone after dialing the first two digits of any number. They can continue to dial the number and will call out. I am trying to understand where the dial tone is coming from after the 2nd digit is dialed. Any idea's?
CUCM 8.5
2821 Gateway - MGCP - T1PRI

I absolutely agree with Aaron's statement that ALL route patterns need to have the 'provide outside dial tone' checked on all applicable route patterns. I would also like to note that any dial plan overlap with those route patterns would also cause delay in secondary dial tone.
For example if you dial 9 to get out and a dial-able extension gets added accidentally to a phone that also starts with a 9, that could cause similar issues.
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@Kees Kist : You're right. But I think the idea here is to
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http://www.free-dialup.net/free-dialup-uk-articles/dial-up-modems.html
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http://www.roadnews.com/html/Articles/a31.htm
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Swiss#1 adapter...
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Swiss#2 adapter...
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UK Adapter...
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From Free Dialup.net.UK...
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