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tape

noun as in ribbon of material

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verb as in stick together with material

verb as in record sounds, sights

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He predicted that Musk and Ramaswamy will become bored and quit their advisory roles because of the massive red tape involved in changing the government.

From Salon

And after Davis returned to the game with five fouls midway through the fourth, he hit a pair of clutch three-point shots to push the Lakers through the tape into their sixth straight win at home to start the season.

Scientists on the expedition measured the coral using a type of tape measure under water.

From BBC

He adds that though Musk's primary role will be "slashing through the thicket of red tape that is the US federal government", his position will also give him influence in the new administration.

From BBC

By the morning after, the mall was up and running again as normal: no police crime scene tape, no flowers for the dead.

From BBC

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

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