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The statement also noted that the producers would amend the language of the casting call to welcome "people of all ethnicities" to audition for Hamilton.

By stripping Congress of its ability to fully debate and amend the language of today's all-encompassing trade pacts, fast-track authority renders Congress unable to ensure that trade negotiations result in agreements that benefit communities and the environment.

fought back, attempting to amend the language to strike the five percent requirement.

The lawsuit was filed by the mayor's legal staff against the Campaign Finance Board, a nonpartisan city agency, and provoked an immediate response from the City Council in legislation that amended the language of the 1998 law.

Mr. Rumsfeld and the chiefs tried to help, amending the language of the strategic guidelines to remove a demand that United States forces be ready to "concurrently" carry out the four core missions.

Over the summer, Mayor Bill de Blasio amended the language of the 421-a tax-abatement program to forbid the creation of separate entrances for tenants of different classes, a nice gesture that became irrelevant last Friday, when the program expired, after a six-month extension, amid the usual New York City/Albany finger-pointing.

And, indeed, the end of the bill amends the language of the Budget Control Act of 2011 -- the debt ceiling law that created the super committee -- so that the target of deficit reduction is raised from $1.5 trillion to $1.95 trillion.

The position of pay czar -- if you will -- was established earlier this year when Congress amended the language of the TARP legislation to ensure that a situation similar to AIG's issuance of exorbitant bonuses did not happen again.

If we are unable to alter the reality we can at least amend the language.

55 We amended the language used in the PIS, removing the repetition of medical terminology and using brand names rather than generic names for medicinal products (appendix B, web only file).

Concerned that it had been misunderstood, the panel took the extraordinary step of amending the standard language of its recommendations and removed the critical word "against" as applied to routine mammography of women in their 40s.