On Saturday he said the national curriculum for primary schools in England would be rewritten with an explicit reference to competitive team sports.

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Take the updating of Wikipedia, or the mere fact that any arbitrary string of bits can be written, copied, and rewritten with full fidelity.

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IBM's software is being rewritten to deal with the mobile world.

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The rewritten indictment charged the three men with kidnapping conspiracy.

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Bolivia's newly elected president, Evo Morales, has nationalized the energy industry, rewritten the constitution and promised to work with Mr. Chavez and Cuban dictator Fidel Castro to form an "Axis of Good" to oppose the United States.

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The answers were minimal at best with even some of my questions rewritten by Mr. Smith.

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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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Even with this capability many applications will have to be rewritten.

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More colorfully, and nostalgically: people screaming through the halls, being hired and fired, attacking the press, leaking, then too tightly controlling information, then leaking, and speaking in the special patois of the Clinton staff, with the famous dialogue evocative of David Mamet as rewritten by Joe Pesci.

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Tuesday in the Commons begins with questions to the Health Secretary Andrew Lansley, with the Labour pack hounding a wounded minister whose signature legislation has been rewritten to defuse objections from the Lib Dems and the NHS professions.

BBC: Viewing guide: The week ahead at Parliament