At the news conference, Mr. Yanukovych and his lawyer accused the Ukrainian government of deliberately dragging out the trial in order to prevent him from telling an alternative version of what had happened.
Nobody in Florida with the power to do so stopped the state from forcing a 9-year-old boy named Michael, who was born with a brain stem but not a complete brain, from taking an alternative version of the standardized Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test.
For Marks to Prove It, having their own studio for the first time gave the band a kind of incessant "limitlessness", Weeks says, reeling off the list of scatterbrained ideas they had, from recording an alternative version of the album with a viola player and a bassoonist, to a very complicated-sounding one-off light installation.
The few existing photographs of Diment look like stills from a movie, perhaps an alternative version of Antonioni's Blow-Up.
The president's speechwriters whipped up one draft, and I was asked by the White House chief of staff to write an alternative version from my perch as an assistant to Treasury Secretary Bill Simon.
The big difference at Artbank's new space is that it also has a gallery, and for its launch it is staging Loose Canon, an exhibition of work drawn from the collection to present an alternative version of the history of recent Australian art.
"Morning Bell/Amnesiac" is an alternative version of "Morning Bell" from Kid A. O'Brien said that Radiohead often record and abandon different versions of songs, but that this version was "strong enough to bear hearing again".
The document has also benefited from extensive input by NGOs, which have released an alternative version of the draft document.
The act was succeeded by an appearance from Danish pop singer and actor Stig Rossen, who sang an alternative version of the notable song "Wonderful Copenhagen".
Nine years into a life sentence, King says that detectives coerced a false confession from him after detaining him for ten hours and setting forth an alternative version of events—an incriminating one.
