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A22 Revised Privacy Rules Sought Leaders of the health care industry said they would immediately ask Mr. Bush to revise new rules issued by President Clinton to protect the privacy of medical records.

Seoul canceled military exchanges with Japan and decided not to move ahead with a program to tear down cultural barriers after Japan again refused to revise new textbooks that Koreans say gloss over wartime atrocities.

Leaders of the health care industry said today that they would immediately ask President-elect George W. Bush to revise new rules issued by President Clinton to protect the privacy of medical records.

By refusing to revise new history textbooks that make no reference to the suffering of the "comfort women" who were forced into systematic sexual slavery for the Japanese military in World War II (news article, July 10), the administration of Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi is clearly discarding the halfhearted apologies of earlier governments and trying to justify past aggression in Asia.

In the second section we revise new therapeutic strategies based on new drug families that target key molecular pathways of major relevance in this malignancy.

In this way, agents continually remove and revise new tasks as other agents find they can create a more valuable sequence with that task.

SHOWTIME Sunday is my most significant day for revising new material.

James himself tried to address the problem late in life, with the revised "New York Edition" of his writing.

The revised New Source Review rules were initially released in late August, while the agency was being run by the acting E.P.A. administrator, Marianne Horinko.

In the radically revised new adaptation used here, by Florian Borchmeyer, Stockmann's righteous harangue is not just a defense of his ideas.

Giles Goat-Boy, in full Giles Goat-Boy; or, The Revised New Syllabus, satiric allegorical novel by John Barth, published in 1966.