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She did a reworked version at Hartford Stage in 2008.

That same year "Jérusalem," a reworked French version, played at the Paris Opera.

Google has reworked its document, spreadsheet and drawing applications, making them look more like the Microsoft products that most potential clients already know.

What Metzger proposed is a thoroughly reworked a priori: the a priori of expansive thought.

"And we continue to rework that document".

Mr. Kaplan said much of the meeting was spent drafting and reworking the document, on which Mr. Zakaria's name did not appear, and was "a forceful summary of some of the best pro-war arguments at the time".

The Martha Graham Dance Company delves into politics for its season at the Joyce, where it will offer a new version of Graham's 1938 dance-theatre piece "American Document," reworked by Anne Bogart, of SITI Company.

The document was reworked with input from all concerned until a final product with consensus recommendations on 12 specific issues was achieved.

They say grim lessons arise because the reasons for triumph in matters of technology are often arbitrary and invisible, whereas the cause of a particular failure can frequently be uncovered, documented and reworked to make improvements.

Not so "Double Beginning," a solo created last year and reworked as a trio.

We've reworked a piece from 1971.