Shakespeare's plays exist in multiple versions.
Act 3: In 2007, Vista is released in multiple versions, including "Home Basic," which lacks Vista's distinctive graphics.
It's entirely apt that a film dedicated to replication should exist in multiple versions; there is not one Blade Runner, but seven.
Miguel Gomes's mad anthology Arabian Nights, which takes in multiple versions of Latin jazz standard Perfidia, plus the Carpenters' Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft.
That video, in multiple versions, has become the most-watched political entry on the site, having been seen around 15 million times.
One was that Estonia's system uses lots of different software, in multiple versions, some of them out of date.
But these letters illustrate a new reality for Times readers: multiple media channels result in multiple versions of a story and a headline.
Apple stories often come in multiple versions, and a lot of tales that may not be true have attached themselves to him, in the way that a lot of quotes have attached themselves to, say, Dorothy Parker or Yogi Berra.
Already some advertisements are produced in multiple versions, with people of different ethnicities, genders and ages, for use in different markets; it's not uncommon in the Asian market.
The "Elvira Madigan" Piano Concerto No. 21, the Clarinet Concerto, the Requiem, the "Haffner" and "Jupiter" Symphonies: all these have been danced in recent years, some of them in multiple versions.
