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He insisted that the election manifesto be rewritten to reflect the ways in which a Conservative government would make citizens more "secure" at every stage of their lives.

Instead of defending the law as he did, Mr. Karzai must ensure that it is rewritten to reflect principles of freedom and dignity for women.

That's been rewritten to reflect more accurately the kind of birthday party that one of the all-time great hip hop lyricists, producers and performers might throw.

By common consent, the legislation on surveillance is outdated and confusing and should be rewritten to reflect the massive changes in technology over the past 15 years.

The cybersecurity bill, already heavily rewritten to reflect opposition from industry groups and their political allies, died in the Senate on  Thursday.

Like Wiletta, Childress made a stand over her own play: a white producer wanted to transfer it to Broadway but only if it was rewritten to reflect the sensibilities of predominantly white audiences.

That means that the intergenerational contract needs rewriting to reflect the fact that the working careers of the young will have very different needs to those of the recently retired.

He rewrote things to reflect this, now calling for the "abolishment of politics".

No one in this day and age should feel they have to rewrite lyrics to reflect their gender and sexuality.

The government, with the BJP's hardline-Hindutva allies, is rewriting textbooks to reflect India's glorified "Hindu past" and "national pride".

A Bush administration official said the United States did not support the report even though the high-profile task force rewrote it to reflect some American objections.