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Editors' Note, Oct. 3, 2014: This article has been revised to remove the victim's surname.

It was further revised to remove an unsubstantiated description of Microsoft being a "major surveillance partner for the US government".

The country's most popular history textbook was then revised to remove descriptions of protesters against the Stamp Act as a "mob" and of Boston Massacre victims as "ruffians".

It was first published on 14 July 2011 and was substantially revised to remove inaccurate details of the law relating to data protection.

3 In 2015-16, descriptiof of Requirement was revised to remove explicit reference to "phenomena of the natural world" and to emphasize hands-on project work.

Editors' Note: This article has been revised to remove a list of the specific words in a memory test, which continues to be used in current research.

Changes to access to and utilisation of services have important implications for the health staff in Zimbabwe - if the user fee policy is revised to reduce or remove fees, which would translate into improved access and increased utilization of services, which would in turn increase pressure on staff.

The Post has revised the estimates to remove the minor dependents.

Responding to objections raised by scholars, writers, artists and others, the New York Public Library has revised its plan to remove most of the books from its flagship Fifth Avenue research center to make room for a circulating library.

Lawmakers revised that bill to remove terms borrowed from the Arizona law that would have allowed the police to ask immigration questions based on a "reasonable suspicion" that a person they stopped was an illegal immigrant.

The state-maintained list of health plan doctors also needs to be revised, he said, to remove errors that at times result in patients being assigned to doctors who do not speak their language or are not part of the managed-care network.