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Already, he shows the imprint of his mentor, that mixture of the morally-incensed minor prophet of Zion with the more modern, less pious, Superman of DC Comic aura and Nietzchean ethics...
...reasons for the general reissue: the new Harvard College Library Record System needs a machine-detectable identification strip to computerize its circulation system; and, the food service validation stickers, which have been pasted on over each other on some cards, making it difficult to obtain a readable imprint on the present mechanical library circulation department...
...Magnetic Imprint. The first expert to explain the report in the crowded Sirica courtroom was Richard H. Bolt, chairman of Bolt Beranek & Newman Inc., a Massachusetts firm employing acoustics experts. Tall, slender and professorial in manner, he ticked off his credentials, including long service as a physics professor at both M.I.T. and the University of Illinois. He noted that the panel had first assembled last Nov. 17 in Washington...
There is a remote possibility that the Haldeman conversation might even be retrieved through computer-aided "signal enhancement" techniques. The erase mechanism on portable recorders is relatively weak, and a magnetic imprint of the original recording could remain on the Haldeman tape and might be amplified to intelligibility. But Buzhardt said that he had asked a National Security Administration expert about this and was told that such a recovery was "very remote." It clearly would be if the tape had been deliberately passed through a strong magnetic field to ensure total erasure...
There are only 25,000 to 30,000 Jews left in The Netherlands, but the memories of the harsh Nazi occupation that saw 100,000 Dutch Jews herded off to their deaths in World War II has left a deep imprint. As one official of the For eign Ministry put it, "We're carrying our hearts on our tongues a little more than the other countries...