While President Bush reworks drafts of a new Mideast plan, his agenda is being yanked from under him by delusional young Palestinians.
It suggests that, while there's something to Capote's observation (the show's centerpiece is half of the fabled hundred-and-twenty-foot-long typescript scroll of the manuscript, which he pounded out in a reported three weeks), the truth is that Kerouac reworked his drafts like a pro.
Members of an expanded commission of 35 people have traveled around the country holding public meetings as they have reworked the draft.
But Catholic and center-right politicians reworked the draft, imposing harsh restrictions.
But the draft report was reworked not because of outside contacts but because of 400 comments received from the nine outside reviewers and because members of the panel spotted errors in the draft report and changed their minds about some issues, he said.
The instructions he gives his co-authors are very detailed, he explained, and then he extensively reworks their drafts.
Rather, Aristotle's extant works read like what they very probably are: lecture notes, drafts first written and then reworked, ongoing records of continuing investigations, and, generally speaking, in-house compilations intended not for a general audience but for an inner circle of auditors.
Much to Crosby's chagrin, McGuinn and Hillman reworked three of his songs following his departure, namely "Tribal Gathering", "Dolphin's Smile" and "Draft Morning", and included them in the final running order for the album.
The repertory includes two reworked stagings of ballet classics.
The reworked phrases of the speechwriter Richard Goodwin fell upon a hushed chamber.
