It may be hard to account for these different versions in effect studies.
The version currently in effect is the most recent edition published in 2009 [ 4], while the immediately preceding edition appeared in 2004 [ 5].
I first encountered The Duino Elegies in the early 70s, in David Young's colloquial version, which in effect rendered the great symphonic poem into American by breaking Rilke's line into a version of William Carlos Williams's three-part "variable foot" - a decision that at the time made the poem seem accessible but now feels eccentric.
This version, still in effect today, includes guidelines for measuring and communicating energy use, greenhouse gas impact and animal care on the farm level.
The probability of a return to outright military rule rather than the stealth version arguably in effect already is therefore increasing.
Aho and ClearPlay, he says, "are being clever about how they create the new version, but in effect it's the same result".
(In her recent edition, Valerie Rumbold chose to print the two versions as, in effect, separate texts).
But midway through the murder trial, Farzana Ahmed unexpectedly changed her version of events, in effect pointing the finger at her husband, saying he was involved in a single, violent attack on their daughter on the night she went missing in September 2003.
(Let C = 'If C is true then God exists'.) The version presented above is (in effect) Prior's version.
Muslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, agnostics, atheists, and etc. do not want to be silenced by militant religionists who would impose their versions of orthodoxy, in effect a new Inquisition with the Muslim identity becoming the first target.
(Other financial transaction taxes include a federal version, which was put in effect in 1914 to help pay for World War I and eliminated in 1966, and taxes in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania that were also done away with in the 1950s).
