The received view traces back to an article by the phenomenologist Herbert Spiegelberg, originally published in 1933 (for a translation of a revised version, see Spiegelberg 1976).
Moreover, El Chapo had given his approval to a version of a story that was still being revised by the writer and his editor.
A draft of a revised version of [ SysV-ABI] which was never completed.
The meeting took place as the Senate prepared for a vote on a renewal of a revised version of the antiterrorism legislation known as the USA Patriot Act, ending an earlier intraparty squabble over the balance between national security and personal privacy.
His reply to Russell can be plausibly interpreted as an anticipation of a revised version of MOTo (see Rapaport 1978), which will be delineated in section 5.
In the meantime, state planners spent the span between 1992 and 1999 meeting with county and municipal leaders and trying to reach a consensus on a revised version of the plan.
Spoleto focuses on the black experience with a new production of a revised version of Anthony Davis's "Amistad," which will inaugurate the reopening of the historic Memminger Auditorium.
She recently played the Countess Aurelia in a workshop production of a revised version of Mr. Herman's musical "Dear World" at the Sundance Institute, and her program includes an upbeat medley of three Herman show tunes.
Among them was the première of a revised version of Vaughan Williams's A London Symphony, a performance which was "rather spoilt by a Zeppelin raid".
The show's second half is a protracted musical biography of Garland built around a revised version of "Born in a Trunk" that carries Garland from her birth in Grand Rapids, Minn., to her 1961 Carnegie Hall triumph.
In the end, Gov. Mike Pence, a Republican, signed a revised version of the law that specified it would not allow discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity.
