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prerecorded

adjective as in canned

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adjective as in video

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Her initial dialogue sounds selected from prerecorded samples of a human voice — all Nyong’o’s acting, says Sanders, not an audio trick.

Those who received phone calls in Beirut said they heard a prerecorded message with someone speaking with an Egyptian accent.

The prerecorded programme features a new hymn tune commissioned by the King, entitled 'Crathie', in honour of the church.

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For Streep’s heart-stirring performance, Wullschleger notes, “It’s not something we prerecorded. Her dialogue becomes part of the song and so do her emotions in that moment. She did that all for real.”

AP also first reported the news that she had prerecorded her number, which was then played during the live broadcast, due to the inclement weather in the French capital.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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