DLJ extensively revised the manuscript and MJF and RLH suggested substantial revisions, which were incorporated by DLJ.
A third edition, extensively revised, came out in 1831.
It was extensively revised seven times under various titles, most recently last year.
So she happily endorsed the translation and republication of her early books, many of which she now extensively revised.
The Dutch civil code of 1838 has since been extensively revised.
However, its proposal will probably be based on a far more extensively revised revenue-sharing plan among teams.
True, the St . Petersburgversion was extensively revised by Marius Petipa in the 1880s and overhauled by various directors later.
This, too, was well received, with an extensively revised edition, A Sounding of Storytellers, appearing in 1979.
Performed this way, it was just the thing to precede Varèse's tumultuous "Amériques," written and extensively revised during the 1920's.
Mr. Lane, who has extensively revised (i.e., piled endless jokes upon) Burt Shevelove's original adaptation, is the moving force behind this latest incarnation of the musical.
Because the text has now been so extensively revised, the traditional score, first composed in 1811 by Rochus Dedler, has had to be revised as well.
