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revised

adjective as in corrected

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The Met initially said 25 people had been arrested for a range of offences in what it described as "wholly unacceptable" violence, but revised that number to 24 on Sunday.

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Critics of AB 715 — which include the California Teachers Assn. — acknowledge that bill was revised to address their concerns but still oppose it.

Ministers risked missing a revised deadline of having a licensing system in place by the start of this autumn's shooting season and a commitment to allow shoots enough time to prepare, he concluded.

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England's target was revised to 69 in five overs and with little choice but to attack from the outset, they reached 43-5 needing 26 from five balls.

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The group has issued its own immunization schedule for children, and noted that it does not endorse the CDC’s revised child immunization schedule.

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