taped

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• You can use an adhesive bandage in a pinch, but if you want to go all-out, you can opt for surgical tape, which is not only safe to use on sensitive skin, but also highly resistant.

• By analogy, if the magnetic tape remains tightly wound, you can’t read the information on the cassette.

• Two of those are spent entirely on taping and covering everything to protect the engines and systems, a process that can take between 40 and 50 rolls of tape.

• To counteract that, the team began running all of the actors’ casting tapes through DeepFaceLab to see which one came out looking the most convincing.

• If you’re always looking for your pencil while working on a project, consider a tape measure with its own self-marking graphite.

• There were flowers left against every gate and poetry scribbled out of paper taped to the lampposts.

• Niwemfite lives by herself, surrounded by stark walls taped with photos of Christian iconography.

• Some players have even taped their “conquests” and put the evidence online.

• Then he took the roll and, to hold his shin pads steady, he taped bands above both ankles and just below both knees.

• So Snowden spent the first half of his pre-taped question talking about the ills of American surveillance.

• Myers said, pointing to the cardboard box with the envelope taped to it, when Benson lifted it out of the gray-green locker.

• I waited while Mannion worked out the message, then it on top of their whining tone pattern.