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• His story of what happened that night didn't correspond with the witness's version.

• Some of the language in the original play has been toned down for the television version.

• The film version of the novel received a lot of criticism.

• He's listened to an abridged version of the Lord of the Rings trilogy on tape.

• His version of events just doesn't fit with the facts.

• Here was a version of philosophical commerce closer to our own definition of the word "commerce," yet one intimately related to practice.

• However, rural reform has not abolished such ruralism but replaced it with its own version.

• In the final 57-item version, items are grouped into 14 domains representing the common methodological themes of economic evaluation.

• It is a straightforward reprint of the original version with printing errors corrected.

• But the structural differences between the two versions cannot be described as 'correction'.

• The author would like to thank the referee for valuable comments and suggestions on the first version of this paper.

• Thus, regardless of how it is packaged, every version of the cosmological argument can be assessed by targeting this core structure.

• It is not possible to find a degraded version to realise the service; it has to be stopped.

• We use a more precise version of the expansion (3.10c).

• The line breaks in the orthographic version may represent places to pause, but they may also represent something else: a point of reflection or intensification.

• More precisely, here are the boundary versions of this kind of 'identity principle' for commuting holomorphic maps.

• Imitations and cover versions led to a veritable despoliation of black talent which has only belatedly received legal compensation and public recognition.

• The clinicians' difficulties are further compounded by the older adult often having internalised the media version, so pushing down and distorting their own experiences.

• Some of the reformed versions of certain chants were clearly based on differing 'originals', or even on quite different (though equally 'authentic') melodies.

• We ultimately decided to treat each setting as a separate work, rather than attempting a composite or conflated version.