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tape

[teyp] / teɪp /
NOUN
ribbon of material
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VERB
record sounds, sights
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“It’s a tape in my head I can replay. That’s why I wasn’t comfortable with the ‘Make sure you read your statement.’”

From The Wall Street Journal

A cassette tape is shown alongside an evidence slip from the Palm Beach Police Department.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Once someone is offsides, and you create all of this artificial buying in the tape, then you start to see all kinds of stuff going on,” one trader told MarketWatch.

From MarketWatch

And the defensive guru’s first order of business was not attacking game planning for the Green Wave, but duct taping the Rebels back together.

From The Wall Street Journal

He usually carried a Sharpie, knowing fans would show up with DVDs or VHS tapes of their favorite Reiner flicks to be signed.

From Los Angeles Times