The BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten has accused his senior colleagues of deliberately misleading him over the official account they gave the public about the Savile scandal, which had been repeatedly edited and approved by the BBC's spin doctors and executives.
He has filled his Administration with people like Philip A. Cooney, who, in 2001, left the American Petroleum Institute, the umbrella lobby for the oil industry, to become chief of staff for the White House Council on Environmental Quality, where he repeatedly edited government documents so as to question the link between fuel emissions and climate change.
A16 SCIENCE/HEALTH Official Edited Climate Data A White House official who once led the oil industry's fight against limits on greenhouse gases has repeatedly edited government climate reports in ways that play down links between such emissions and global warming, according to internal documents.
Because Bezhin Meadow was repeatedly edited, re-shot, and changed to satisfy the Soviet government authorities, several versions of the film were created.
The automatic loading of datasets obviates the need to write or repeatedly edit dataset names in Stata programmes when datasets are renamed, included, excluded or moved.
Repeatedly reprinting and editing draft thesis chapters has two very helpful functions.
Our university newspaper, Trinity News, which I spent time editing, repeatedly features front page spreads showing students protesting against the fee rises.
Baquet and Kahn responded to copy editors' concerns in a letter on Wednesday, writing, "We are not, as we have said repeatedly, eliminating copy editing.
A Wikipedia edit war has also started, with disgruntled fans repeatedly trying to edit Henry's page to include references to cheating.
In April 2007, Peter Lipson, a doctor of internal medicine, repeatedly attempted to edit Conservapedia's article on breast cancer to include evidence arguing against Conservapedia's claim that abortion was a major cause of the disease.
