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In an interview with The Huffington Post in 2011 after releasing a revised version of his breakthrough work, Blatty discussed the novel's appeal. .

The Labor Department will release a revised estimate on Feb. 28.

ZenithOptimedia also released a revised forecast for growth in global advertising spend of 4.8%, to $489bn.

On Tuesday, the governor released a revised deficit reduction plan that took small steps toward a compromise.

But on Tuesday it said it would release a revised earnings forecast as soon as possible to reflect the coming writedown.

On Nov. 23 Lady Gaga is to release a revised version of her debut album, "The Fame," called "The Fame Monster".

But two long-time members of his production company, David C. Fein and Michael Matessino, persuaded Mr. Wise and Paramount to release a revised video version.

The state government has released a revised business case for the project, including a cost-benefit analysis showing the project would generate a return of $1.10 for every dollar invested, or $1.50 if wider economic benefits were included.

Rebuilding officials released a revised and expanded master plan for the World Trade Center site yesterday that includes a taller, slimmer set of office towers surrounding the central memorial area and a large new park immediately to the south.

Although the novel, Frankenstein, was first published anonymously in 1818, in 1831 Shelley released a revised version of the text, complete with the first illustration of the monster by the artist Theodor von Holst.

On Friday, the government will release a revised estimate for the economy's growth in the last three months of 1999 and some economists believe it will be much stronger than the 5.8 percent rate the government initially estimated.