Some drivers, including Mary Hartigan, who works for a freight-hauling company in Phoenix, take it upon themselves to be in-house librarians, circulating tapes among book-hungry colleagues, tracking which drivers crave biographies and which lap up Regency romances.
His songs, banned by the Duvalier regime, were clandestinely circulated on tape or passed bouch an bouch (mouth to mouth).
Guards at the Nauru detention centre may have paid for sex with refugees in the community and circulated sex tapes of their encounters, a former case manager on the island has alleged.
But the tape circulated and the band toured relentlessly: following the release of 2006's Yellow House, they supported Radiohead, whose guitarist Jonny Greenwood acclaimed them as his favourite band.
After word of Mr. Borg's identity as the third person on the tape circulated, a person who said he was calling on behalf of Mr. Borg called The New York Times and read a one-sentence statement from him saying: "As of today, I am no longer representing Judge Smith". A telephone message left at Mr. Borg's office seeking additional comment was not returned.
In the weeks following this encounter, Yusuf made a series of speeches, circulated widely on tapes and DVDs and over Bluetooth connections, calling on Muslims to prepare to "come to Jihad".
As rumors of additional tapes circulated before the Giants crushed the Patriots' dream of a perfect season in Phoenix in February, including one of a filming of a St . LouisRams pre-Super Bowl practice in 2002, Goodell made a point of saying, "It was not something that was done on a widespread basis".
But ratings also rose, black-market VHS tapes circulated and a much-inferior American remake was commissioned before the series finally became enshrined as a queer landmark.
When rumors of the tape first circulated last month, friends claimed that Ms. Hilton was an unwilling participant, saying she was lightheaded from building low-income houses with a group of volunteers from Habitat for Humanity.
But even after The Sunday Telegraph reported its existence, noting that a correspondent had "obtained access to the videotape in the Middle East," the video has not surfaced -- even though the newspaper said the tape had circulated among Mr. bin Laden's supporters for 14 days.
