Written as a dramatic piece for comedian Milton Berle, the script had gone into massive rewrites.
"Even after the rewrites I only appear in 25% of the pilot, " he said.
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The late comedian, Milton Berle, was to have starred, however, massive rewrites forced Spinrad pull the episode.
Translations are necessarily rewrites of the original, and Mr Cela's exquisite Castilian Spanish may not travel easily.
Although our recollections seem like literal snapshots of the past, they're actually deeply flawed reconstructions, a set of stories constantly undergoing rewrites.
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Estate tax lawyers have come up with a variety of ways to deal with this craziness, short of annual estate plan rewrites.
Build in flexibility, to cope with changes in direction, timing or unforeseen events, like last-minute rewrites of the CEO letter, mergers and the like.
The Gray Lady owes more to her readers, and to other publications like reason who go out and do the heavy lifting, than lazy rewrites.
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For it would actually require entire system rewrites to do so.
Still, Booker T. and crew weren't known for putting together great albums: The legacy rests mostly on "Green Onions" and the thinly veiled rewrites that followed on subsequent releases.
In a cynical gesture, he gets his cousin Boris the job of Iraq correspondent for a Zagreb newspaper and newswire where he's employed, except that Toni rewrites his cousin's reports.
Glu was formed around a unique porting system that efficiently, quickly and inexpensively takes videogames, perhaps written for consoles or personal computers, and rewrites them to work on wireless networks.
To do that, Intel whipped up some software that effectively rewrites the way the two radios communicate with one another, in particular by eliminating the extra data sent confirming transmissions.
This is the direct result of major rewrites of the Export Administration Act in 1985 and 1988, by which Congress awarded the Commerce Department exclusive responsibility in a number of relevant areas.
There's an off-the-cuff quality to the storytelling here -- the movie rewrites its own laws of physics whenever it's convenient to do so -- which by rights should be a bigger problem than it is.
At a minimum, Congress for the first time in three decades will produce fundamental rewrites of our tax code: The House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committees will offer two visions of tax reform.
No hypothetical situations, rewrites, or extended deadlines.
Compare that to a site like Newser.com, that shamelessly rewrites and condenses the content of entire stories, or to the many popular blogs that will lift several paragraphs of text and run them as block quotes, making a click-through redundant.
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Rewrites careers, for good and bad.
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