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She thinks of “The Ballad of Sexual Dependency” — her signature collection of some 700 unfiltered images of Goldin’s life, friends and lovers in early ’80s downtown New York — as a film that she continues to edit and reedit.

CBS and its partners quickly backtracked, announcing last week they would scrap the broadcast and reedit existing footage for a documentary special sans the gameplay.

Her work may not have been as flashy as, say, Smith’s, but she managed to reedit all of the scenes with Kevin Spacey — who was replaced by Christopher Plummer — in just nine days.

Jones also argued that his contracts with Jackson stipulated he be given the first opportunity to reedit or remix any of the masters and that he be given producer credit for each of the master recordings.

For the American release, Ferrara was contractually obligated to deliver an R-rated cut, but he was unwilling to reëdit the film; its worldwide distributor, Wild Bunch, made an R-rated cut on its own, which is the version being released tomorrow at IFC Center and on video-on-demand.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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