Figure 3 Results of public tape-on-paper sampling.
Then last week, Oleksandr Moroz, leader of the opposition Socialist Party, made public a tape recording supposedly with the voices of Mr. Kuchma and two of his top aides as they hurled curses and threats at a muckraking Ukrainian journalist, Georgy Gongadze.
Where you can dehumanize people in public, on tape, and say it isn't so.
Antin improvised his talk poems in public places, tape-recording his performances.
Another treasure trove, however, was already in public view — tapes that President John F. Kennedy himself recorded in the Oval Office.
The police, meanwhile, have made public security tapes that show a clearly distraught woman running amok in a concourse and resisting efforts to subdue her.
At home, he engaged with black culture through his father's Public Enemy tapes, Richard Pryor specials, and the occasional cookout at his grandmother's.
Their dark, vacant houses, emblazoned with the public notices taped in the windows like shameful scarlet A's, are holes in the hidden, fraying social fabric of Hollywood, where a vast majority belong not to the 1 percent but to the 99.
Trotta keeps the news clippings of Burke's public implosion taped to the wall above his toilet.
Later, when asked by Patrick Sullivan of the Panel for Educational Policy about this "Soviet-era approach to stifling dissent," Cerf responded that it was totally "appropriate" to spend public funds taping Diane, and to prepare a document tracking her positions.
He and longtime co-conspirator, historian Professor Stanley Kutler, who filed the 1996 lawsuit against the US National Archives that made the Nixon tapes public, sifted through thousands of hours of taped conversation for unintentional comic gold; the result is shot as if by hidden cameras.
