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On Monday, Iran's Islamic Republic News Agency, a mouthpiece for Mr. Ahmadinejad, deepened the split by publishing the audiotape on its Web site.

When Sunni clerics accused the Badr Brigade (the militia of a prominent Shia party) of sending hit squads to target Sunnis, Mr Zarqawi issued an audiotape on July 5th announcing the formation of a rival force, the Omar Brigade.

The Arab television network Al Arabiya broadcast an audiotape on Saturday that it said was made by Ayman al-Zawahiri, the top deputy to Osama bin Laden in Al Qaeda.

The Arabic television channel Al Jazeera broadcast an audiotape on Friday said to be from Dr. Ayman al-Zawahiri, a senior figure in the terrorist network Al Qaeda, saying his group was chasing Americans everywhere, including the United States.

The satellite channel Al Jazeera broadcast an audiotape on Sunday said to be from Osama bin Laden, the leader of Al Qaeda, in which he urged Muslims to continue fighting a holy war in Iraq and elsewhere in the Middle East rather than cooperate with peace efforts.

A1 Tape Criticizes Saudis In an audiotape on an Islamist Web site, Osama bin Laden appeared to turn his attention to his Saudi homeland, accusing the ruling al-Saud dynasty of being the "agents of infidels" and applauding an attack against the United States Consulate in Jidda.

While dropping one of her audiotapes on Monday's "The View," Manigault Newman said she thinks a rumored "racial slur" tape, featuring Trump using the n-word during the making of "The Apprentice," not only exists but will be released before the midterm elections.

The ADA offers its publications in standard print, large print, Braille, on audiotape or on a computer disk.

The Arabic television station Al Jazeera broadcast two audiotapes on Saturday said to be made by Osama bin Laden, vowing more suicide attacks inside and outside the United States and demanding that the United States withdraw from Iraq.

So when Marilyn Tope Doolen, a New Mexico resident and a fan of his audiotapes on ancient Egypt and his globe-trotting documentaries on The Learning Channel, sent Dr. Brier the mummy's hand that her father, Merrill S. Tope, a 101-year old retired Methodist minister, purchased for a dollar in Egypt, Dr. Brier was pleased but slightly skeptical.

The filmmaker Kent Jones recently turned a cornerstone of the cinephile's book collection, "Hitchcock/Truffaut," which features the French director's extensive series of interviews with the Hollywood hero, into a film that makes use of the audiotapes on which the book was based.