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tape
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tape

See magnetic tape and paper tape.

tape
1. a string stretched across the track at the end of a race course
2. See magnetic tape ticker tape paper tape tape recording
1.tape - magnetic tape.
2.tape - paper tape.


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Most companies today perform regular data backups onto tapes and take the tapes off site.
Disaster recovery planning important topic since Sept. 11 by Donnelly, Scott / Real Estate Weekly
We have redundancy; we retain tapes off the premises in separate locations; and we have redundant sister systems that are available in case of a breakdown or a failure of any significance," says Lewis Golub, CEO of the Golub Corp.
We've lost the data by Haapaneimi, Peter / Chief Executive (U.S.)
Photo: (1--Color) A police officer tapes off the area where a 5-year-old boy was killed by a dump truck Friday.
BOY DIES IN CRASH AT BUS STOP; CHILD, MOM WERE SITTING ON BENCH by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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