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<p>In a textbook example of addition by subtraction, cutting footage from a
Final Cut Pro X project timeline can be just as important as placing footage on the timeline. But what if you want to quickly recover a clip that you previously removed? Watch our hands-on
Final Cut Friday video walkthrough that shows how using keywords can make it much easier to find previously cut clips. <a href="
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