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And, when Egypt's Hosni Mubarak cracked down on pro-democracy activists in 2006, the Bush "freedom agenda" was quietly revised to keep the pipeline of aid open to a key Middle Eastern ally.

Childcare subsidy is universal regardless of income and has been revised to keep up with rising costs.

Weintraub said that campaign finance regulations, which require disclosure of spending and disclaimers on ads, may need to be revised to keep up with the evolution of online advertising.

The NIH Guidelines, now called the NIH Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant or Synthetic Nucleic Acid Molecules, are reviewed and revised periodically to keep pace with current research.

The revised rule aims to keep the share of natural gas in the nation's power mix at current levels.

It revised sentencing laws to keep non-violent drug and property offenders out of prison, directing them instead toward alternatives drug courts, day-reporting centres, mental-health courts designed to treat and rehabilitate rather than punish.

Flemish politicians want to revise the Constitution to keep more economic decisions at the regional level.

It operates a fee for service system but, instead of restricting access, it uses the fee schedule – which is revised every two years – to keep prices under control.

Facing the possibility that the EIA would show significant adverse impacts, in tandem with vocal tenant opposition and consideration of legislation for a local moratorium on demolition, the developer agreed to negotiate with tenants and ultimately revised the development proposal to keep 360 of the new units rent-controlled with lifetime leases for existing tenants (Shaw 2005).

I want this "Faust" to keep revising itself and evolving.

In the coming days, a Homeland Security task force is to recommend whether to keep, revise or scrap the color-coded terrorism-alert system that has for years alternately panicked and befuddled Americans.