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telephone every evening or night, it is
classified in the mass memory, and Trans
M before it even receives the 1/4" tape of
production, say, 84 for transfer to 16mm,
knows that

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month later, it will "recognize" production
84, and will interpolate the information it
contains regarding this production with
the straightforward time address each

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