Some of these rewritings were simply for financial gain.

The government demanded many script changes, rewritings and final cut privilege.

This version of the song became the best known, and most later rewritings are based around the idea of lost love.

But these rewritings were hasty, at the level of rough draft, and in no way comparable to what has preceded.

C. Rewriting of B, using the old manuscript (see pp.

However, perhaps more importantly, the novel has been the center of a number of rewritings and reinterpretations.

Recurrent themes include attitudes to homosexuality and the many rewritings of history in South Africa.

After numerous rewritings during a four-year period, it found its center in the protagonist's recurring ruminations about his own death.

The Rewriting of America's history.

From 1979 to 1989 Aralica published eight novels, which can be best described as modernist rewritings of historical fiction.

Some of the best writers complain that their best work is the result of monumental mental effort and many painful rewritings.

Certain sections of Mary Shelley's novels are often interpreted as masked rewritings of her life.

More complex rewritings involving modus tollens are often seen, for instance in set theory:

Why Rewriting Logic?

Also other rewritings of time signatures are possible, most commonly a simple time signature with triplets can be translated into a compound meter.

Hillary, as we will trace in Rewriting History, has an unsettling amount in common with the man she investigated during Water-gate.

Gremlin, a graph-based programming language (see Graph Rewriting)

Even amongst some 12 independent surviving manuscripts, small differences in some of the characters, rearrangements and possible rewritings cause the texts to vary a little.

- "Translation and Rewriting", Rimini 1994.

After many writings and rewritings, the first volume was released under the title Beelzebub's Tales to His Grandson.

Ellison did a number of rewritings himself, delivering his Second Revised Final Draft in December 1966.

With these rewritings, we were hearing teasings of indestructible tunes; we were in the presence of ideas about music.

Mr. Terrasson moved out of orthodoxy with obsessive, repeating figures and almost perverse rewritings of melodies.

The Rewriting Process Mr. Hayford sent the manuscript to publishers and again began collecting rejections.

Thomson, Robert W. Rewriting Caucasian History.

The rewrite men of America's past have done their work well.

All I have to do is rewrite a couple of the programs.

We have within us the ability to rewrite history at any moment.

When something did not work for him, he would simply rewrite it himself.

It is just as clear that John's play needs a rewrite.

Of course, that could take even longer than rewriting anything.

Every moment of her past had been rewritten by the present.

However, I do not think we need to rewrite the books just yet on this one.

"When you rewrite, your main job is taking out all the things that are not the story."

The play, in production for several years, has been rewritten.

But now he seemed determined to rewrite them all again.

Rewrite the stand first and run it on page four.

"I would have rewritten the whole song if they wanted me to."

A student asked to rewrite his paper for a better grade.

Practice on new stories, never rewrite the old ones more than a few times.

But she became known as someone who could write or rewrite almost any kind of movie.

Better to rewrite the books of others, which is what a good editor does.

"And the end result is that history has been rewritten."

A major rewrite of the book appeared in June 2008.

If his life were a movie, it would need a serious rewrite.

Then we have the last ten years of records to rewrite.

Now is not the time to say that we need to rewrite the text.

But a year later, he appears ready to rewrite the story of his career.

Not many people get to make history, but anyone can have fun rewriting it.