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Now, as I've said before, the jobs numbers are notoriously volatile, and these numbers will almost certainly be significantly revised next month.
The lower height will reduce the available space, and it remains unclear whether Mr. Nouvel's design will be significantly revised and whether all the planned components will fit in the building.
For example, when Jane Goodall reported seeing chimpanzee hunting and lethal intergroup aggression, the scientific image of chimpanzees had to be significantly revised (Goodall 1986).
If India redraws its poverty line at 77 per cent, which it should, even the global estimates of hunger will have to be significantly revised upwards.
4) The manuscript should be significantly revised to make it accessible to the non-expert reader given the intended general audience of eLife.
UNICEF anticipates that the emergency requirements for Haiti and the region detailed in this report will be significantly revised and increased as the scale of the devastation caused by the earthquake and its impact on children and women becomes clearer.
He also gave us some insight into the pace with which Tesla will be significantly revising the tech offered on existing models — big changes will come every year or year-and-a-half, on average.
The existing regulations on crane safety were created in 1971 and have not been significantly revised since then.
He kept the main components of the creative team -- including Scott Pask as set designer and Donald Holder as lighting designer -- although their work was significantly revised.
Finally, the overwhelming majority of the plazas and other spaces deemed "marginal" in the report (41percentt) were built prior to 1975 and 1977, the years when the standards were significantly revised.
