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Between 1995 and 2000, he published an edited edition of the diaries, which was excerpted in The New Yorker, a well-received biography, several reissues of Powell's novels and plays, and a collection of letters.

Newly edited editions of some of Reinhold's major works have also begun to appear, most notably the two volumes of his Beyträge zur Berichtigung bisheriger Missverständnisse der Philosophen, edited by Alessandro Lazzari and issued in the "Philosophische Bibliothek" series published by Felix Meiner.

I enjoyed listening to John Pilger and Julian Assange on PJ Harvey's guest-edited edition of Radio 4's Today programme this morning.

Kate Moss, with whom she shares intimate knowledge of the shambolic Doherty, put her in her guest-edited edition of French Vogue and has been, Lazareanu says, her 'protector'protector

Shillinglaw, the BBC's former science and natural history chief, said the re-edited editions of Top Gear could be on BBC2 as early as the summer and definitely before the end of the year.

Kerr and Larkin's edited edition is made up of fourteen authors and came out of a workshop held at Kings College London in January 2014.

The redesign is the first in 14 years and comes only weeks after a similar revamping at the London-edited international edition of Time magazine.

Corona del Mar High School was scheduled to perform the school edition of "Rent," an edited version of the Jonathan Larson musical about downtown Manhattanites living with the specter of AIDS, on April 23.

Adi Da heavily edited subsequent editions of his books, for which they have been criticized as auto-hagiography and self-mythology.

This is an edited version of a piece in December's edition of the cricket literary quarterly The Nightwatchman.

· This is an edited version of the introduction to a new edition of Eminent Victorians published this month by Continuum.