EPP, which is likely to remain the parliament's biggest political group, has rewritten its statutes so as to accommodate the British Tories, who explicitly reject the group's traditional federalism.

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I've spent a lot of time thinking about my conversation with Andy, and I've rewritten this column more than a few times as a result.

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The Ryan budget anticipates sufficient cuts in tax preferences so that a rewritten tax code raises the same amount of money as current law.

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The new player has been completely rewritten in ActionScript 3 code and should resolve current issues, as well as being significantly lighter in page load.

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The law, No Child Left Behind, as it currently stands, is four years overdue for being rewritten.

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Bug-for-bug compatibility is a problem, but breaking backward compatibility would be a much bigger problem, so even as the lowest layers of the operating system are revised and rewritten, the layers that applictions talk to (the application programming interface, or API) are carefully tested to ensure that no changes are visible to the application.

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The position paper - known as the draft Brighton Declaration - says the European Convention should be rewritten so that it includes two key principles.

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In August another sign of the struggle surfaced when CBS' chief executive, Leslie Moonves, had his contract rewritten to insulate himself from Shari's sway, should her father leave as his boss.

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