If he didn't rewrite the rules, the rules were certainly rewritten around him.
In the beginning, they were only laughing at half of what I said but I kept moving things around, rewriting and kept working at it.
Tal, a self-professed "digital advertising expert," says the team founded the business at the end of 2014, after the two other co-founders had been playing around rewriting Wikipedia articles for laughs — which in turn sparked the idea to automate copywriting for ad-driven purposes after he got involved and, he says, had his wicked way with the concept.
It is an ultimate compliment to the individual when the universe rewrites itself around a fantasy of self-worth.
An introspective and precocious girl, she's more likely to be found reading Shakespeare or rewriting classic novels than running around in the playground.
Perhaps most egregiously, a number of 18th-century editors committed something known as bowdlerization, the deletion of crude elements, on Shakespeare and other classic authors, at times rewriting whole scenes to work around the absent sexual jokes.
As long as most people assume that market capitalism is sustainable, they'll focus on reforming it -- cleaning it up around the edges, rewriting regulations, making it work in the public interest, and so on.
Simply rewriting regulations won't help, Kane said, because investors find ways around new rules.
Mr. Sondheim said he has been "rewriting lyrics here and there and rewriting some of the dialogue, though as little as possible since George isn't around".
Sondheim told the New York Times he has been "rewriting lyrics here and there and rewriting some of the dialogue, though as little as possible since George isn't around".
