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Below is our conversation, which has been mildly edited for clarity.
[This section is a mildly edited transcript of the video.
But still I wonder why some TV ads from large companies run in one form and then -- very shortly thereafter -- run only in an edited form, with a clever or perhaps racy or mildly offensive line edited out.
"Tough Enough" is mildly entertaining because it is slickly edited and packaged (which you'd expect from the channel of "The Real World") and because the W.W.F. is a parody to begin with.
A leader of open access, University of California, Berkeley, biologist Michael Eisen, a PLoS co-founder and board member, said launching another journal edited by "elite" scientists seems "mildly reactionary" and that paying reviewers "might not scale" to other journals.
It's simply a dull chore steeped in flaccid machismo, a shapeless, poorly edited trudge that adds some mildly appalling sexism and even a soupçon of racism to its abundant, hideously timed gun worship".
At the show, I was mildly shocked to realize that my own memory had edited the image in exactly that way, framing a meaning that Eggleston's actual composition, while not denying it, fastidiously de-emphasizes.
Its first editor was William Henry Wilkins, a mildly successful novelist who oversaw the publication's editing from 1896 to 1902.
But Fleming came back and, muttering mildly anti-Semitic remarks to friends, reshot scenes as Selznick requested, and assisted in the editing.
Mildly unenthusiastically.
