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The official record of a student's permanent academic record.
A transcript is a text equivalent of audio content that includes spoken words and non-spoken sounds like sound effects. It is akin to the notation used for a play. Transcripts are often not verbatim accounts of the spoken word, but contain additional descriptions, explanations, or comments that may be useful. Transcripts are helpful to the deaf, hard of hearing and many others. They allow anyone that cannot access content from web audio or video to access a text version instead. Also a transcript can serve as the base for captioning.
An official transcript is issued by the College Registrar and contains a master list of the courses a student has taken, the grade earned, and the cumulative grade point average. "W," "I," "Y," and "P" grade are also noted on a transcript but are not calculated in the student's grade point average. Official transcripts can be requested at www.pima.edu or from any campus or District Admissions and Registration Office. Students can also view unofficial transcripts online through the Pima website.
A chronological listing of all subjects taken and grades received. Also may include standardized testing and other objective information. (See Official Transcript.)
A complete record of a student's academic work. An official transcript is one that the student uses to transfer credits to another college or university. There is usually a charge for an official transcript. A student can request an unofficial transcript free of charge, but it cannot be used to transfer credits to another institution.
The official record of high school or college courses and grades, generally required as part of the college application.
Official record of all testimony and events that occur during a trial or hearing.
The official printed record of academic work completed at an institution.
A transcript is your record of classes and grades. Every class in which you enroll will be included on the transcript, unless you drop it during the registration period. Courses are never erased. If you need to order a copy of your transcript, you may do so at the Office of the Registrar. SDSU is not allowed to send out copies of other universities" transcripts. You must always order transcripts from the university where you took the courses.
A certified copy of the student's academic record, showing courses taken, examinations passed, credits awarded, and grades or scores received.
A record of the actual floor debate that has taken place in the Senate or the House of Representatives on a legislative day, consisting of what is spoken by each legislator.
Your official academic record at Clemson. Available in 104 Sikes Hall.
A transcript is a legal document containing a student's academic record at a specific school. If students need a copy of their COCC transcript, they must complete a transcript request with the Records Office and pay a $5 processing fee for the first one and $1 for each additional transcript requested at the same time. If needed, a student may fax a request, but must include a signature and form of payment (Visa, MC or Discover card).
All court proceedings in a trial, including the testimonies are recorded in a document called a transcript.
Generally, an oral work that has been written down or printed. In a university it is the official record kept by the institution of a student's grades in the courses completed.
Record of a student's courses and grades earned in those courses
The official record of a legislative, administrative or court proceeding. It is mainly comprised of the word-for-word testimony of witnesses and arguments by advocates and presiding officers.
The official record of a student's educational progress; it may include listings of classes, grades, major area and degrees earned.
listing of a student’s courses, grades and credits earned. Unofficial transcripts may be viewed on ExpressLane (Lane’s web-based student information system). Official printed transcripts may be ordered on ExpressLane.
A copy that has been made from an original document e.g. the church register transcripts are copies of the original registers.
a cumulative record of all of a student's college work. Copies may be obtained from the Admissions and Records Office.
A strand of RNA copied from a DNA template.
A recording kept by the institution of all of the courses and grades for which the student has been given credit within the local institution (it may be cross–referenced to transcripts from other institutions)
Record showing the courses undertaken and the credit achieved.
This is the continuous, formal, and official record of your work at a university. If you are a transfer student, you are required to request that the Office of Records and Registration at all universities you have attended previously send an official transcript to UALR. The transcript lists all courses you take, grades, major and minor, and degree awarded. An unofficial and incomplete version of it, sometimes used by advisors, is called a worksheet.
the official record of a student’s class, grades and program at an educational institution. It is sent sealed to the institution requesting it. An unofficial transcript can be printed out by the student from the goSFU website, for information only.
The official academic record of a student prepared by the Registrar's Office which shows courses taken, grades, degrees awarded, etc.
A copy of a student's academic record. “Official Transcript” means the transcript must be sent directly from one institution to another. “Student Copy” means the transcript is issued to the student.
An official transcript is the original record verifying your enrolment and achievement, and certified (e.g., by signature and/or seal) by the institution. It is normally sent directly, by mail or electronically, on your request.
A word-for-word typewritten account of what was said in the court below.
This document is a complete record of all courses taken and grades received at Moraine Valley. It is available in Admissions for a small fee.
() a written record of something
The transcript is the official record of a student's academic performance, courses, and grades.
An official record of a student's academic achievement available from the student's school. When a request is made to provide this document, an official copy must be submitted.
The official record or proceedings in a trial or hearing, which is kept by the clerk.
something that has been transcribed; a written record (usually typewritten) of dictated or recorded speech; "he read a transcript of the interrogation"; "you can obtain a transcript of this radio program by sending a self-addressed envelope to the station"
a reproduction of a written record (e.g. of a legal or school record)
a Certificate describing the appearances and passing details with subjects and statement of marks of the exams of Chartered Accountancy in respect of the student concerned including his membership details if he has become a member of the Institute
a certified, official copy of a student's permanent record
a certified, official copy of your permanent academic record
a certified, official of a student's permanent academic record
a complete academic record and includes all courses followed at Concordia and is therefore issued in its entirety
a complete account of each students academic history at the Medical School
a complete and official listing of the classes you have taken and the grades you received
a complete and unabridged academic record of achievement at SAIT
a complete history of a student's academic record at Dalhousie
a complete, official record of all academic study undertaken at George Brown College
a complete record of all your courses, grades, graduation/degree information (if applicable) and GPA information
a complete record of a student's academic achievement at Tacoma Community College
a complete record of the grades you earned while attending the college
a comprehensive record of a student's academic performance as recorded by the faculty including courses transferred, special credit, credit by exam, and degrees awarded
a comprehensive record of a student's academic progress
a comprehensive record of your academic work
a convenient record for the analysis of an interchange of moves within an episode involving two or more participants
a copy of entity and tax data from the master file concerning an organization's account
a copy of the grades you received for each class you've taken since your freshman year in high school
a copy of the permanent academic (educational) record at an institution of higher education
a copy of your permanent educational record
a copy of your UWM record
a direct reflection of a student's collegiate career to potential employers and graduate and professional schools
a document issued by secondary schools, colleges, and universities listing the name of the school, student's name, years of attendance, courses studied, and credits and grades received
a document showing a student's academic attainments whilst at the university and will list the modules taken and the marks achieved for each year of study
a document that is issued by your university that gives the subjects, grades, dates etc of your study (see below)
a document which displays a graduated student's academic history
a faithful copy of the gene
a hard (text) copy of a recorded interview
a line by line record of sounds within an audio clip, or an audio track from a video clip
a listing of all the courses you've taken at the School, along with grades earned
a list of courses, corresponding credit hours and grades
a list of the academic courses a student has taken at NMC and the grades earned
a list of your high school courses and the corresponding grades you received
an authenticated copy of your official academic record
an electronic or paper document which summarizes a student's (total) academic participation (including grades) at the University and other relevant data (e
an exact and complete copy of the student's academic record at the time it is issued
an exact copy of a student's permanent academic record at the time it is issued
an offical copy of your GED results
an official copy of a student's academic history at UCSC
an official copy of the official permanent academic record main tained by the Registrar
an official copy of your complete U-M academic record with an official seal and the Registrar's signature
an official document prepared by the Registrar recording a student's courses and grades
an official document suitable for sending to other universities or employers
an official document that shows all courses taken and grades earned while in high school
an official document that shows the courses a student has taken, the grades earned, and a cumulative grade point average
an official list issued by a certifying body that lists certifications achieved as well as tests passed and their dates
an officially authorized and attested document from an educational institution clearly stating courses completed, duration, grades received, etc
an official record of academic work taken at an educational institution, bearing the seal and a signature of the issuing institution
an official record of all classes a student has taken at the College
an official record of all the courses you completed at Pierce College and the grade you received
an official record of high school marks accepted by post secondary institutions, and is issued by Alberta Education for this district
an official record of your academic history
an official record of your academic standing
an official record provided by your secondary school or college/university that shows your academic performance during your attendance there, and provides information about your current academic status
an RNA copy of a DNA template, i
a partial and incomplete record of a conversation
a permanent record of your academic work
a record of all courses, seminars and examinations that you have taken and the grades received at the post secondary level
a record of all the courses you have taken as an undergraduate student, showing exam marks and, if continually assessed, grades on coursework
a record of all your courses, grades and degrees awarded from SUNY Brockport
a record of a student's college grades as well as any scores from SAT or GRE tests
a record of classes taken, semester grades, credits, (GPA), class rank, and attendance
a record of courses attempted and courses completed at the College
a record of courses passed during a degree, sometime with grades - we use "pass" "distinction" and "referred" (fail - not that we ever put that)
a record of courses taken and grades received by a student
a record of the results of choices that a student has made
a record of what has been studied and the results of that study
a record of your academic history from your time at Durham University
a record of your grades and helps the colleges determine your eligibility for admission
a reflection of the spoken word, not the written word
a sequence transcribed from the genomic DNA sequence
a single-stranded complementary copy of one of the two DNA strands
a statement of your academic performance and progress on your programme of study
a statement of your academic performance that employers will be increasingly requesting
a student's complete academic record at the University of Michigan-Dearborn
a student's full academic record in this University
a summary of courses and grades for all semesters for which a student has registered
a typed copy of information from the original census enumerators' books
a typewritten record of any proceeding
a word-for word write-up of a document
a written account of spoken text, much like the text of a play, or a written interview
a written copy of a spoken exchange
a written record of the hearing proceedings
a written record of what happened in court
a written record of what was said in court in your case
a written record, prepared in accordance with legislation, of what is said during a court case
a record of a conversation. Transcripts may be obtained from interviews, trials, or someone's recollections(empty)
a written, word-for-word record of what was said either in a proceeding, such as a trial, or during some other exchange, such as a telephone conversation.
There are two kinds of transcripts. The first is the academic transcript; this is a record, maintained by the University registrar, of a student's academic progress, listing courses completed and grades earned. The financial aid transcript is a record of all financial aid received at a particular institution of higher learning.
A document prepared by the registrar’s office recording a student’s entire official academic history, including courses taken and grades assigned.
is the official document prepared by Student Records of each student's academic history.
A copy of a student's official educational record at an institution of higher education.
An official document prepared by the Office of the Registrar recording a student's academic performance and bearing AU's seal. Transcripts must be requested in writing. Transcripts are not released to anyone without the student's permission. A fee is charged for each transcript.
the official record of proceedings of a trial or hearing.
An official copy of your academic record at a particular school.
an official copy of awarded credits and grades from any school you have attended.
The official record of the students academic history at the institution.
The official academic record of a student's progress through their programme, including grades assigned for courses.
Official copy of your results
official student record from a school, college or university indicating the courses taken and grades achieved.
An official UAF document detailing a student’s educational history at UAF.
An official record of a student's academic work, including a list of courses taken, grades received, and credits awarded.
A private permanent academic record containing all courses, grades, honors, and status of a student. A school possesses each student's transcript and will not release the information without the student's permission.
A student's official academic record maintained by the Registrar's Office. It shows all academic work attempted and grades earned, as well as transfer credits accepted from other schools.
A document containing a student's grades for class work completed at UCI.
An official copy of your high school transcripts are required as part of the admissions process. Once admitted, the Office of Admissions will instruct you as to where and when to have the transcripts sent.
The transcript is a permanent academic record of a student at college. It may show courses taken, grades received, academic status and honors received. Colleges usually do not release transcripts if a student owes them any money.
A permanent record listing the student's courses, credits, and individual grades while attending the college.
A copy of a student's academic record. Official copies may be obtained from the Office of Records and Registration. Students may print unofficial copies from HCC Express.
The continuous, formal, and official record of a student's academic work at a university. See also “ Academic Record.
Your official college record showing the courses you have taken, the grades you received, your class standing, and graduation information. You get this from the Registrar.
The official academic record of your registrations at MSVU—lists the courses and results (including withdrawals and failures) for each academic year and summer session. Your transcript includes your intended degree, degree changes and academic probation information. If you want a copy of your transcript for yourself (or for your parents) or for another institution, you must make the request in writing to the Registrar's Office.
a written report of a student’s academic record. An “official transcript” must bear the seal of the university and the signature of an authorized university official.
A printed statement of grades and credits earned by a student from a school, college or university.
an official record of courses taken and grades received. Copies of transcripts are obtained from the Registrar.
A statement of the student's entire official academic record bearing the original signature of an authorized member of the Registrar's staff and the official seal of the University.
The official record of all courses attempted and completed and grades earned. When a degree is earned, the degree and major are indicated on the transcript.
The transcript is the university's official statement of the student's academic record. It describes the student's academic performance and degrees, if any, awarded. The transcript is produced at the request of the student and is printed on special paper at the University of Toronto Transcript Centre (UTTC). It is intended primarily for recipients outside of U of T.
An itemized listing of all coursework completed, grades earned, cumulative grade point average, and degree completed if any. May be requested in the Registrar's office.
The record of a chat session or forum which allows a history of the chat session or forum to be kept offline when the chat session or forum has been deleted from the system. User A synonym for User Name.
The official record of your college work. Your courses, grades and cumulative average are recorded on the transcript.
A copy of a student's academic record which may be sent to other schools or employers at the student's request.
Record of all of your courses kept by the Registrar's office.
A transcript is usually a copy of oral evidence or of documents filed with a government agency. The accuracy of a transcript should be evaluated. Was it prepared by the author (or his/her staff) of the records? What were the qualifications and skills of the transcriber? When was the transcript prepared? For what purpose were the transcripts prepared? See MG 8, Patrick Thomas McGrath fonds which includes transcripts prepared for the Labrador Boundary Case.
A document issued by the Office of the Registrar, which reports the programs of studies and courses taken by a student, as well as the results and diplomas obtained.
An academic transcript is the formal written record of results achieved in all enrolled subjects in a course.
The academic history of a student as outlined by courses taken and grades earned.
the official paper record of a court proceeding which is produced by the transcribing of a recording of the proceedings taken in court, e.g. from an audio cassette or digital disc recording;
official document sent to each student confirming the examination marks and final classification.. Duplicate copies of transcripts can normally be produced within three working days if required. See Transcript request frequently asked questions (FAQs)
an academic record that lists the courses taken, grades received, and credits or credit hours received.
Official record of courses attempted and the grades received. Official transcripts are in sealed and signed envelopes from the issuing institution. All other copies of transcripts are considered to be unofficial.
The written record of words spoken in court proceedings, or in a speech, sound recording, or broadcast.
An official document that lists the entire academic record of a student at an educational institution.
All classes taken and all grades received by a student. An official transcript is sent by the school with an original signature of a school official.
Permanent record of student academic grades, available through the Registrar's office.
A word-for-word record of what was said. Usually refers to a record of a trial, hearing, or other proceeding, which has been transcribed, from a recording or from shorthand.
A formal record of grades received in all courses you have taken, and whether any degrees or certificates have been successfully completed. Must generally be sent directly from one College to the other when planning to transfer, or when applying to begin a higher degree program.
Official copy of a student's academic record; also the official copy of verbatim proceedings of a meeting or hearing.
the official record of your academic background, obtained only from the Registrar's office
Official copy of a student's academic record (courses and grades). To order a transcript, select and print the following link, transcript order form. If you can not print the order form please call the Shasta College Admissions and Records Office at 530-225-4861.
is the complete and unabridged report of a student's academic record.
Official record of courses and grades earned at a secondary or postsecondary institution.
A written record of doubtful value preserved in civil and criminal matters, but not in family court where custody and visitation are interrupted and Dads are separated from their kids.
Separate text file containing spoken dialogue, non-spoken sound information and other necessary description from a video.
The official record of your college course work, which is maintained and updated each semester by the registrar. Your courses, grades, GPA, and graduation information will be included in your transcript.
Official written copy of proceedings in a case, including hearings, depositions, and trial. Usually made by a court reporter.
A transcript is an official list of courses taken and grades earned for those courses at a specific school. Transcripts are issued by high schools, colleges, and universities. A transcript is official if it has the original stamp or seal of the school that issues it.
An official copy of the student's complete course work, grades, credit and degrees earned at the University of Florida.
A copy of a student's academic record showing enrolment information and examination results for each paper or course.
A written, word-for-word record of what was said, either in a proceeding such as a trial or during some other conversation, as in a transcript of a hearing or oral deposition.
A document listing grades for all courses in all semesters at a particular school or university.
An official UA document detailing a student's educational history at UA.
An official school document that shows courses taken by a student and grades received.
an official university record of courses, grades, and length of study.
a handwritten copy of a document
An academic transcript is an official copy of your complete academic record at a postsecondary or tertiary institution, issued by the institution.
A student's official academic record of college courses.
Your high school academic record. Your guidance counselor or school registrar compiles this listing of all your courses, grades, and standardized test scores. Your college will likely ask for official copies of your transcript. They should be signed across the seal by the appropriate school official and shouldn't be opened.
Official copy of a student's academic record, showing courses completed, grades and credits earned.
A copy or reproduction of an original document, with the exception that abbreviations may be extended. An exact copy of a text. A verbatim written, typed, or printed version of the spoken word.
In court it is a verbatim writing of what was said in court during a trial, or a paper writing setting out terms of a plea taken from a defendant. Also a copy of an original writing or deed.
See Official Transcript or Unofficial Transcript
student record of grades, courses completed, and advancement toward a degree or toward the completion of a program
An official record of student's courses and grades received. Your high school transcript may be necessary for applications.
A transcript is a copy of your academic record which tells which courses you've taken and what grade you got in each class.
The official record of proceedings in a trial or hearing.
An official document produced by the university registrar's office that provides information on a student's courses, grades, and academic standing. A cumulative transcript provides a record of all academic work completed to date in a student's program.
The written version of everything that was said at the trial or hearings in the case. The transcript is prepared by the court reporter assigned to the trial court.
A printed copy of a student's official academic record, including the list of courses completed, quarter by quarter, grades earned, grade-point average, degrees granted and other relevant information. The official record is maintained in a computer file. Students may request transcripts from the Office of the Registrar.
A record of a student's academic history at the University. It is prepared by the Office of the University Registrar. Please check with that office for preparation schedule and fees.
Mark sheet; a complete record of academic work, i.e., all subjects taken and grades or marks secured in each subject, including failures, if any. The University of Texas at Austin uses an electronic image scanning system for the storage of transcripts. Original transcripts are not kept once the electronic image has been created. If you would like to have your foreign transcripts returned to you, send a self-addressed envelope of a suitable size together with a request to return them. This request must be made at the time of application. Postage will be paid by the University. We will not return transcripts issued by United States universities.
Official record of a student's high school or college work. An official transcript (one that is sent directly from a school's registrar's office to UAF) is required as part of a student's application for admission.
an official record of all courses taken with credits and grades documented. A transcript for each student is maintained by the Admissions Office or Registrar's Office at all post-secondary institutions.
An official report issued to other educational institutions and or employers that shows the students grades in all courses taken to date
An official document that shows all the details about the results of your academic studies at university. Also called an 'Academic Record'.
A listing of courses a student is enrolled in and/or has completed.
The official record of a student's academic performance which can be obtained through the Office of the Registrar.
(voir Relevé de notes) A record of information pertaining to the performance of a student delivered by an educational institution.
The formal document provided by the post-secondary institution that verifies the student's enrolment and achievement in the institution. The transcript records course titles and numbers, dates of enrolment, grades, and any credential(s) received.
A certified copy of a student's educational record containing titles of courses, the number of credits and the final grades in each course. The final official transcript also states the date a degree has been conferred.
A certified copy (see "Notarization") of a student's educational record.
Word-for-word typing of everything said at a court hearing.
A student's permanent academic record, recording courses taken and grades awarded. A high school transcript is required for entry to college or university.
A complete, unfiltered record of Fetch's "conversations" with FTP (or SFTP) servers - all of the commands Fetch sends, and the servers' responses. The transcript contains mostly technical and extraneous information that usually you do not need to see. See the Fetch Transcript help topic for more information.
Detailed list of classes or courses a student has taken at college or university, with marks or grades for each subject.
a typed recording of the proceedings of the court or tribunal whose decision is under appeal
A record of courses you have taken at the University and the grades you have earned in them. An official copy of your transcripts is sealed by the University.
Official record taken during a trial or hearing by an authorized stenographer.
The official verbatim record of court proceedings.
A handwritten, printed, or typed copy of testimony given orally at an arbitration hearing that can become the official record of the arbitration proceeding, as taken by a stenographer or court reporter with the permission of the arbitrator.
A permanent record of the number of courses a student has completed, together with the marks for those courses.
A word for word record of proceedings at a hearing.
A student's official academic history. The transcript lists all courses in which a student has enrolled at UMass Boston. Grades and cumulative GPA are also a part of this record. (CPCS students' transcripts list all competencies registered for, their completion, and date of completion.)
A list of the courses that a student has taken at a school with the grades earned for each one. Transcripts are usually required for college applications.
An official transcript reproduction of a complete, unabridged permanent academic record of a student.
This is a list of all the courses a student has taken with the grades that the student earned in each course. A college will often require a student to submit his or her high school transcript when the student applies for admission to the college.
an official record or breakdown of a student's progress and achievements. Many credit-based education systems employ detailed transcripts that show the credits and grades for units undertaken (e.g. ECTS Transcript of Records).
A written, word-for-word record of the proceedings of a committee's public hearing, or the House or Senate debates. No transcripts are made of committee meetings.
The official record of a proceeding. VACATE To set aside a previous action.
A written record of legal proceedings taken by a court reporter or stenographer. The transcript is typically provided by the reporter as an ASCII file on a floppy disk or via email.
Official document, issued by an institution, with student information that is a complete and accurate reflection of a student’s academic career. Includes information such as cumulative and retention/graduation GPAs, semesters of attendance, courses taken, grades and credit hours awarded, degrees received, academic standing, academic honors and transfer information.
A copy of your official record of grades and courses from time of entrance to end of latest semester.
A copy of a student's academic record, mainly intended for communicating information from one institution to another.
An official copy of a student's academic record.
1. A copy or reproduction, in so far as the resources of script and/or typography allow, of an original document. 2. In legal proceedings, an exact copy of a text. 3. A verbatim written, typed, or printed version of the spoken word, e.g. proceedings in a court of law or an oral history interview. (SAA) 4. The official copy of a student's educational record.
is an official document summarizing the entire academic record of a student at a particular educational institution.
is the official document prepared by Registrar's Office of each student's academic history.
See Unofficial Transcript or Official Transcript.
an official record of credits and grades earned. It must be signed and sealed by the registrar's office (and remain sealed) to be official.
A copy of your academic record at a college or university. It includes semesters you attended, courses you took and their grades and units accumulated. Official transcripts can be obtained from the Admissions & Records office. Your first two transcripts are free. Additional transcripts cost $3.50 each.
official record of a student's grades and courses
Your permanent record of courses taken, credits earned, grades achieved, and degree(s) awarded at an educational institution.
The transcript is a permanent academic record of a student at college. It may show courses taken, grades received, academic status and honors received. Transcripts are not released by the College if the student owes any money to the College.
A document, issued by a provider, that lists the courses a learner has completed and the grade and credit earned for each course.
The official university record of your progress towards your degree.
A certified copy of a student's educational records. (also see "Notarization")
Official record of a student's coursework at a school or college. A high school transcript is generally required as part of the college application process.
These are official "mark sheets" or record from the student's past schools, colleges and universities that say they have passed their classes that are required for admission to SVSU.
a record of a student's academic standing and college grades.
the official record of proceedings in a trial, prepared by the court reporter.
A document provided by the Registrar's Office which lists the entire academic record to date of a student in the University. An Official Transcript is certified by the Registrar.
Official academic records detailing place and time of study, courses completed and grades achieved.
A formal written statement of a student's academic record.
A written, word-for-word record of what was said. Usually, the term refers to a record of a trial, hearing, or other proceeding.
A word-for-word document recorded by a court reporter.
The official record of courses taken, grades received, grade point average and degrees awarded. Transcripts are maintained in the Registrar's Office.
the written, word-for-word record of all legal proceedings, including testimony at trial, hearings or depositions. A copy of the transcript may be ordered from the court reporter and a fee must be paid for the transcript.
A list of all the courses that a student has taken at a particular high school or college with the grades that the student earned in each course.
Official written, word-for-word record of court proceedings.
A copy of the student’s permanent record, including courses attempted and grades. A student may order copies of their transcript from the Registrar’s Office or through WebAdvisor.
The transcript is an official document that is a record of a student's academic work. To request a copy of the transcript or to have it sent to another party a student would need to contact each institution that was attended for information.
An official, written, verbatim record of a judicial proceeding.
A copy of a student's official academic record listing all courses taken and grades received.
A copy of a student’s permanent academic record.
A transcript is a written record of spoken language. In court proceedings, a transcript is usually a record of all decisions of the judge, and the spoken arguments by the litigants' lawyers. The transcript is expected to be an exact and unedited record of every spoken word, with each speaker indicated.