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The United Nations has slightly revised upward the projected world population for 2050, to 9.3 billion from 8.9 billion, based on a possible range from 7.9 billion to 10.9 billion.

Health had slightly revised them and added nutrition facts.

During a visit to Calais Monday, Macron appeared to have slightly revised his earlier position, saying only that France would from now on be "more demanding" of the UK with regard to migrants.

I have slightly revised that list for the purposes of this book, and you will recognize in it – to help you review – some strategies I've already covered, but you will also notice some new language and a few new ideas.

After this study we have slightly revised the protocol.

We have slightly revised the Methods section to clarify this.

First, the C230 has the 192-horsepower, 2.3-liter supercharged four-cylinder engine from the SLK, and this motor has been slightly revised, with a new fuel-injection unit and streamlined exhaust, both said to improve low-end torque.

"The play itself has been slightly revised (and improved) by Mamet, and it remains the best work yet to come from the best playwright Chicago has produced in this decade," Christiansen wrote.

The remainder of the New Testament was taken from older Latin versions, which may have been slightly revised by Jerome.

We (the first author and a colleague) have since slightly revised and translated the AQ according to standard procedure, and this version is available at http://www.autismresearchcentre.com.com

Meanwhile, "Merrily" itself has had an afterlife: a (slightly revised) version has become popular in regional and amateur productions, and the cast album insured that Sondheim's tuneful, complex score would live on.