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Countless American school children have memorized the speech over the decades, even though no definitive edition of the text exists.

Her Revelation Project is one of few places where the text exists without verse numbers or chapter breaks, reimagining the whole chronicle as a completely new beast; thematic as opposed to more measured, quantitative breaks.

For centuries the text existed only as a chapter of the Liji ("Collection of Rituals"), one of the Wujing ("Five Classics") of Confucianism.

There are various stories about the novel's final chapters, but whether it was down to Burgess's indecision or the insistence of his publishers, two versions of the text exist.

Julian of Norwich's text, which includes the famous line "all shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well", is also rare: the short text, which she is believed to have written soon after her 1373 visions, only exists in one manuscript, also kept in the British Library, while the later text exists in three copies dating to the 17th century.

A small amount of text exists on the back of all Breitling watches.

Their work also supplements much of the lost corpus of his plays, of which no complete text exists, except that of the Dyscolus, first printed in 1958 from some leaves of a papyrus codex acquired in Egypt.

The Albanian dialects of Istria, for which a text exists, and of Syrmia (Srem), for which there is none, have become extinct.

His text exists in mine as a kind of authoritative voice that Mara alternately questions and corroborates, and that shapes her version of events.

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– Strange text exists in Help text for Games tile when in Chinese language.