In deciding on the finished text, publishers have the following options: the version that shows the final wishes of the author; an "ideal" version that shows all collaborations; the very first version without any intrusive tidying up; or a text with multiple versions showing everything, but with a "reading text" to guide the reader through the story.
Multiple versions are stored, but only one is marked as current.
There are multiple versions of this, but the best one is "No Drink Driving", in which you have to finish a beer and complete a race, but you can't do both simultaneously.
There are multiple versions of this, but the best one is "No Drunk Driving," in which you have to finish a beer and complete a race, but you can't do both simultaneously.
More recently, the idea of versioning has been applied by some publishers, e.g. F1000Research: a DOI refers permanently to a specific version of an article, but multiple versions of this article remain accessible permanently in order to document the evolution of the publication.
It's entirely apt that a film dedicated to replication should exist in multiple versions; there is not one Blade Runner, but seven.
Shouldn't we instead strive to be a nation with a single history, but with the courage to embrace multiple versions of the same narrative?
Flavin had planned to make multiple versions of various works, generally in editions of three or five, but in many cases he fabricated only one or two.
Delivering one creditable performance for a show is tough enough, but Maslany nails several here, often appearing in scenes as multiple versions interacting seamlessly.
Shakespeare's plays exist in multiple versions.
