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When this happened, the raw data had to be emended.

The text of the song was emended in three stages.

But the C text was not emended in the present passage.

In particular, software and support should take account of the possible need to emend the data after it has been released.

Singer emended the section in 1986 to take into account that a bulb is not always present.

The document, as published and emended by Schwartz in 1905 here follows.

If only the past were as easily emended.

His original fleet estimate of 100 boats will be emended in future editions.

The manuscript portion is in two forms, the first heavily emended, and the second written out fair.

The C Series was emended in 1936 to reflect changed living requirements.

Almost all the dates from 2990 - 1 to the end were emended in pencil, and the results are best set out in a table.

Moreover he was liable to emend a text after later texts had been derived from it.

He omitted the names of the consuls and sometimes altered or emended the original.

"Yes., Anyway," she emended, "they were walking up and down near the arbor."

He also was able to emend illegible portions of the text by comparing them to similar works.

In any case, consider the record emended.

This paragraph was emended at different times, and it is not perfectly clear what was intended.

Subsequently my father emended these notes in ink.

We emend this: so it was his mother."

This excerpt is from the 1967 Grove Press edition, as emended over the years by the playwright.

The generic description was emended in 2011.

This was subsequently emended in pencil, but I give it first as it was written.

After some considerable interval, as I judge, he returned to the type- script B and emended it.

"Ambassador," he said, and then emended himself.

Noldoli emended from Gnomes at the time of writing.