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A version of this edition for the use of Socinians (Unitarians) was prepared by the Hebraist Szymon Budny (Nieswicz, 1570 82), and another revision, primarily executed by Daniel Mikołajewski and Jan Turnowski (the "Danzig Bible") in 1632, became the official version of all Evangelical churches in Poland.
An online version of this edition is planned sometime after 2018.
The link to the electronic version of this edition of the journal is available on this site.
Print and online versions of this edition of the "Chicago Manual" are being released simultaneously for the first time in the guide's history.
Earlier versions of this story, including in the print editions of The Washington Post, misstated the amount that Virginia Gov. Robert F. McDonnell wants to spend on the state's roads.
Earlier versions of this article, including in the print editions of The Washington Post, incorrectly said that completing the East Kentucky Power Cooperative's now-canceled Smith Unit No. 1 coal plant would have cost an estimated $819 million in addition to the $150 million already spent.
By now I had discovered that some of these new titles had been inspired by Japan's Manga tradition, that some were indeed western versions of Manga editions.
Earlier versions of this article, including the print edition of Thursday's Washington Post, incorrectly said that Anita Dunn advised President Clinton.
Earlier versions of this article, including in the print edition of Friday's Washington Post, misstated the number of Yemeni detainees represented by attorney David Remes.
Earlier versions of this article, including in the print edition of Thursday's Washington Post, misstated the rank of Ambassador Karl W. Eikenberry when he retired from the U.S. Army.
Earlier versions of this article, including in the print edition of The Washington Post, understated the amount that the Academy for Educational Development returned to the government when its contract was terminated.
