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tape

noun as in ribbon of material

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verb as in stick together with material

verb as in record sounds, sights

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It has balanced the budget, improved government aid to the poor by removing political middlemen, and cut a tangle of red tape that was strangling business.

The prime minister will also promise to cut "unnecessary red tape" in infrastructure after a report found the UK had become the most expensive place in the world to build nuclear power infrastructure.

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He has more customers waiting, attracted by his sign promising repairs "with high professionalism and without adhesive tape".

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The station's archived tapes have also recently been digitised and are publicly available at Manchester's Central Library.

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The tape was released by a former employee who sued Campbell’s and the executive earlier this month.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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