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The ghost, a combination of many literary figures, was originally addressed in the poem as "Ser Brunetto" before being revised as an ambiguous "you".

The final lyrics and Menzel's "ability to be so fragile and vulnerable and then break into this powerhouse voice" turned the plot around and led to Elsa being revised as a "good" character.

Therefore, the directive should be revised as soon as possible.

That hurried method was, as far as I can tell, perfected (I say this in the sense that it truly cannot get any better) by Charles Van Over in his book, "The Best Bread Ever," published in 1997 and set to be revised as an e-book this fall.

Figures have been revised as a result of housing association debt being included.

As a result of this pilot study the site was revised as a final form.

The Suffolk bill has been revised as a result and would now result in monthly notification on a Web site while also mapping where heroin arrests take place.

Fluctuations in the financial markets could improve the pension funds' soundness, and the new accounting rule might be revised as a result of public comments.

The generational exchange that was once portrayed in black drama as beaten-down old heads pleading with defiant, reckless youth has been revised as a responsibility of black tutelage, a passing on of necessary survival techniques.

First shown as a studio performance in summer 2008, William Tuckett's Faeries has been revised as a Christmas children's show for the stage, with some key changes: it's set in winter, there's a scene-setting backdrop of Zeppelins over London, and the lead character is a boy rather than a girl.

The argument goes like this: Even if G.D.P. was revised as a more modern, logical G.D.P. 2.0, our reliance on such a measure suggests that we may still be equating economic growth with progress on a planet that is possibly overburdened already by human consumption and pollution.