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Tripp, 48, had also spent all day Tuesday before the panel, but a source familiar with her first day of testimony said no tapes were played, though they were on hand.
CNN: Investigating the President
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Dual tuners and 80 hours of storage mean no more over-used VHS tapes, no more secondhand descriptions of his favorite TV shows, and a chance to catch up on all the TV he's been missing while he's been, you know, raising a family.
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Arguments about the poor quality of pirated cassette tapes no longer hold with digital products.
ECONOMIST: Software piracy
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During an emotional press conference, Fred Goldman said the tapes had no business at the trial which is supposed to determine whether O.
CNN: AUGUST 28
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As a citizen, she said, she was offended, shocked and disgusted, and wanted the tapes disclosed to the public, but as a prosecutor she had to argue that the tapes had no place in the murder case.
CNN: AUGUST 28
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That would apply to a whole lot of documents, photos, tapes in CIA files, no?
NPR: A View from Inside the CIA
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Strand had no idea what had happened to the tapes.
CNN: Cynde Strand: 'We knew it was coming, and we survived'
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Durham, a veteran prosecutor based in Connecticut, has been using a grand jury to call many witnesses, including clandestine officers and agency lawyers who allegedly advised there was no legal reason to avoid destroying the tapes.
NPR: No Charges In Destruction Of CIA Interrogation Tapes
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There are no markings showing the owner of the tapes either on the drum or the tapes themselves, but a couple have pencil markings (like a letter and a number) indicating that they may be used.
FORBES: Where do your backup tapes go to die?
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Press secretary Dana Perino said she had spoken to the president and "He has no recollection of being made aware of the tapes or their destruction before yesterday" when he was briefed by Hayden, she said.
NPR: CIA Concedes It Destroyed Al Qaida Tapes
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Officials in Tennessee unearthed the tapes of James Earl Ray in 2011 but had no way to view the old technology.
BBC: US & Canada
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These presidents were enraptured by the new technology of tape-recording, and touchingly confident that their tapes could be kept secret, so they recorded their conversations as no president has done since.
ECONOMIST: Taping for posterity