The truth is that every beautiful, exciting and moving work of fiction is last in a line of at least a half-dozen carefully reworked drafts.
They carry revised and reworked drafts of a reunification plan offered by Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general, in early November, which they hope the Cypriot leaders will sign before the end of the European meeting.
A second picture, this one commissioned to hang in the House of Commons, shows how the official memory of this process was spun and subtly reworked.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of its release, the designer Aitor Throup subtly reworked the original.
Director John Rando, with Joshua Bergasse's choreography and James Moore's music direction, has subtly reworked the original to great effect.
Cameron came to the leadership subtly reworking her greatest apocryphal remarks, by asserting "there is such a thing as society, but it just happens not to be the same thing as the state".
But Labour is also subtly reworking the policy review process.
While President Bush reworks drafts of a new Mideast plan, his agenda is being yanked from under him by delusional young Palestinians.
Members of an expanded commission of 35 people have traveled around the country holding public meetings as they have reworked the draft.
But Catholic and center-right politicians reworked the draft, imposing harsh restrictions.
In cases where no remuneration policy has been implemented previously and shareholders reject the draft policy submitted to them, the company may, while reworking the draft and for a period of no longer than one year until the draft is adopted, pay remuneration to its directors in accordance with existing practices.
