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PS The only bit of schoolwork I still have is my re-working, aged 8, of the Annunciation.
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"There really needs to be a re-working of tax structures in the country and how we relate to the new economic realities of the world."
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In the end, it will probably just cover cost, but know there are some out there that would like to have something to remember the show buy, and I figure, a re-working of the shows album art was a nice way to do it.
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He favors the re-working of traditional architectural types, but he is open-minded about design, so long as the urbanism is good.
Frank Gruber: Talking Urban: A Review of The Language of Towns and Cities by Dhiru A. Thadani
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She still insisted, however, that I spend my birthday re-working the bio she already had posted on her website – – and that I was planning to use – – along with other demands.
Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » The Personal Feeds the Professional
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I have tendency to write too much and then find myself consistently re-working and whittling down.
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The zombie ones all need re-working to take into account the last few years of film and book output, and the comic-book ones probably need updating as well.
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There's an old writer's saw that there are really only seven original story lines out there and everything you read or see is a re-working of one of those.
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Finally, for "real" books, I'm re-working my way through Thomas Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow.
What Are You Reading? | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment
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"The Peony Pavilion" was a re-working of the play by Tang Xianzu on ancient Chinese literary themes for the National Ballet of China, the company trained in the classical Russian tradition, with the women en pointe.
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