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"I suspect that that the history of reform movements such as the Underground Railroad will be rewritten once historians appreciate how famous and little-known activists communicated through the newspapers," Professor Hodges said.

Last month's bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad, and this weekend's resignation of the Palestinian prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, on whom Mr. Bush had pinned so many of his hopes of a broader Middle East peace, only reinforced the sense that the president's post-Iraq strategy will need to be rewritten once again.

Carefully modulated policies will be rewritten on the hoof.

But it's been rewritten and physicists expect that it will be rewritten again.

Outsourcing contracts will be rewritten, to clarify provisions on disaster recovery.

The Leahy years will be rewritten as the period in which Tesco overreached itself.

Therefore, the relation (3) will be rewritten.

The story of what happened Friday when 20 children and seven adults were killed has been written and rewritten, and it probably will be rewritten again.

Understand that your edits will be rewritten and modified.

They commissioned new drafts from Nicholas Pileggi and Paul Schrader, but the script was rewritten once more by Bo Goldman.

And she says she'll be rewriting those rules.