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Interview 04

00:01:24
Speaker 1

What made you go back to the recording afterwards?

00:01:31
Speaker 2

I could never find the part I remembered.

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00:01:37
Speaker 1

So it stayed in the folder.

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Interview 04Retrieval

Speaker 2 · 00:01:31

I could never find the part I remembered, so it stayed in the folder.

RoundtableShared record

Speaker 1 · 00:12:07

We each kept the part I remembered differently, which was the problem.

Interview 01Recall

Speaker 3 · 00:33:42

Honestly the part I remembered turned out to be from a different session.

I could never find the part I remembered, so it stayed in the folder.

Speaker 2 · 00:01:31 · Interview 04

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