Genoa was famous also for its tape lace, made from flat but curving bobbin-made tape in a needle-made or bobbin-made net.
Adams was blocked after he posted a succession of tweets heavily critical of NBC for its tape-delayed broadcasts of the Olympics.
3M, the diversified manufacturer known for its tape and other office products, also reported a fourth-quarter profit of $928 million, or $1.28 a share, compared with $935 million, or $1.30 a share, a year earlier.
That is likely to be an important element for "The X Factor," which has drawn an average of 12.5 million viewers for its taped audition episodes — higher than Fox's previous average on Wednesdays and Thursdays but lower than Mr. Cowell's expectations.
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By 1973, ROTN was reaching radio stations across the country and launched a weekly national subscription service for its news tapes.
Working with the Taiwanese, however, 3M, a Minnesota-based group best known for its Scotch tape and Post-it stickers, has come up with an unassuming plastic plug that could solve this.
In other actions, the data products division of Honeywell, Inc., said it was making selec tive price increases for its key tape input data preparation units.
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So did a handheld nonrecording tape recorder until Sony stumbled upon an untapped billion-dollar market of walkers and joggers for its Walkman tape player.
