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Totcharova goes on: "The criteria are regularly revised to reflect the evolution of the world heritage concept itself.
The Baselworld watch fair in March included many new or revised iconic diving watches, and several brands looked at their heritage collections from the 1950s through the 1970s for design inspiration.
Originally based on a National Vocational Qualification, the programme was revised and relaunched in 2004, and consisted of a basic cultural heritage course, providing opportunities to develop academic skills and improve confidence, and to support individuals seeking to return to employment.
The recording, issued by PS Classics, a nonprofit organization devoted to the American musical-theater heritage, includes many early versions of songs that were substantially revised after the demos were recorded.
The revised framework is expected to include explicit protection for some protected landscapes with environmental or heritage importance, and for sports playing fields, and will include a definition of "sustainable development" – an omission highlighted by critics of the original.
There is a core of long-term and permanent exhibits, reviewed regularly for possible changes, updates, and revised displays and information, and there is a programme of temporary exhibitions to reflect many aspects of local life and heritage.
As revised by government bureaucrats, the latest version promises only that, at some future point, steps will be taken to "protect the environment, maintain biodiversity, enhance the natural heritage and promote the sustainable use of resources".
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