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The vote totals must be revised because they are based on the "rejection of a number of legal votes sufficient to change or place in doubt the result of the election".

In this 1 June letter to NCATS, the Association of American Medical Colleges says the templates should be revised because they "require academic partners to share data and other information with firms providing the compounds even where IP [intellectual property] rights do not necessarily extend to that information".

The results suggest that the fare systems of health care and dental care should be revised because they contribute to inequalities in health care.

Individuals who will never be revised because they have died, are censored and thus treated as if they still could be revised.

The histopathological diagnosis of 4 teratomas as mature types had to be revised because they unexpectedly expressed hTERT mRNA and telomerase activity and the histopathological reexamination did reveal areas with yolk sac tumor (in two cases), yolk sac tumor / embryonal carcinoma (one case) immature cartilage (one case).

And the payment to the Acorn affiliate was reported in campaign filings, although they had to be revised because of an error.

The top-seeded Sampras has often been accused of being dull, an image that might be revised because of today's unusual behavior.

The new leader of Britain's 50,000 family doctors says the "five-a-day" target for fruit and vegetable consumption should be revised because it is unaffordable for many Britons.

Ted Williams, who died Friday, was a central part of the pregame ceremony, but the script had to be revised because of the attempt by Williams's son to have his father's body frozen for possible future use.

A federal judge here has ruled that a Bush administration plan for distributing water from the Klamath River, where 33,000 salmon died last year in one of the country's biggest fish kills, must be revised because it is based on a biological opinion that violates the Endangered Species Act.

This goes to the heart of why the PNG prime minister, Peter O'Neill, surprised his Australian counterpart, Tony Abbott, in October with advice that the existing resettlement agreement would have to be revised because PNG had to "work through the issues" owing to lack of public support.