One e-mail, pulled from a campaign staffer, contained audio of Clinton describing Sanders supporters as educated young people who were uncertain about their futures.
Pomerantz, a ninth-grade student at Riverdale Country School in the Bronx, always responded to inquiries posted on the site, which contained audio and video play-by-play of games and updated information on the team.
The TT agency said the email, which contained audio files in Swedish and Arabic, was also sent to Sweden's security police and was received 10 minutes before the blasts.
Though none of the leaked tapes contained audio of him using racial epithets, the National Basketball Association took quick action, banning him for life from the league and all its games, assessing a $2.5m fine and probably forcing him to sell the team.
As seen in the questions generated by students, many items contained audio recordings or photos produced by the participants themselves and used to describe the abstract concepts covered in the units (e.g., excited, tired, sick, bored, sleepy, big, small, clean, dirty, long, and short).
Both versions contained audio commentary with Jarrold, Hood, and Bernstein, deleted scenes, "Pop-Up Facts & Footnotes," and a featurette called "Discovering the Real Jane Austen".
