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American intelligence officials concluded last week that a recently recorded audiotape that was broadcast on an Arab television network is genuine and contains the voice of the terrorist leader.

A20 Bin Laden Alive, Officials Say United States intelligence officials have concluded that the voice on a recently recorded audiotape broadcast on an Arab television channel last week is that of Osama bin Laden.

United States intelligence officials have concluded that a recently recorded audiotape that was broadcast on an Arab television network last week is genuine and contains the voice of Osama bin Laden, apparently ending months of debate in the government over whether the elusive terrorist leader is still alive.

In a recent study, researchers asked alcoholics who had been abstinent for 1 month to imagine a relaxing situation of their choice while listening to a previously recorded audiotape of this situation.

The killing has caused a long-running crisis for President Leonid D. Kuchma; secretly recorded audiotapes released by a former bodyguard appear to show Mr. Kuchma ordering Mr. Gongadze's kidnapping.

He was acquitted of the charges in the Manhattan case in 2011, but the Brooklyn case, built on secretly recorded audiotapes of Mr. Boyland discussing the bribes, wound on.

Withheld Evidence The F.B.I. acknowledged that it did not give secretly recorded audiotapes and other relevant evidence to Alabama officials in the early 1970's, when the state reopened its investigation of the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in 1963.

Among the issues that might be presented on appeal, Mr. Robbins suggested, are the admissibility of secretly recorded audiotapes and the composition of the jury, which had no white men.

The F.B.I. acknowledged today that it did not give secretly recorded audiotapes and other relevant evidence to Alabama officials in the early 1970's when the state reopened its investigation of the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church.

On Friday, the government is expected to try to poke holes in Mr. Blanton's 38-year-old alibi -- a date with yet another woman -- and to play secretly recorded audiotapes of Mr. Blanton discussing the bombing and its planning.

The lapse is the latest embarrassment for the F.B.I., which earlier this month acknowledged that it failed to give secretly recorded audiotapes to Alabama officials in the early 1970's when the state reopened its investigation of 1963 bombing of a Birmingham church.