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Meanings of edited in English

Improved or corrected by critical editing.

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Usage of edited in English
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Convergence Culture: Reality TV is billed as live entertainment but it's edited.
The Irish Times
2
In 1992 he edited The Granta Book of the American Short Story.
The Irish Times
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Illustrations: George Wafula Produced and edited by Kathleen Hawkins Additional images: Getty
BBC
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The source said Gates signed off on the speech and edited it.
The Guardian
5
She later admitted to the mistake and said it had been edited.
News.com.au
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UUP Conference: The following is an edited version of the leader's speech.
The Irish Times
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Lend Me Your Ears: Great Speeches in History, edited by William Safire.
Wired
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I edited some of his works in London; not without faults, though.
The Oregon Trail: Sketches of Prairie and Rocky-Mountain Life
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The letter has been edited by The Irish Times on legal advice.
The Irish Times
10
This is an edited version of a speech given to the NSPCC.
The Guardian
11
Read an edited excerpt of the interview below: What's your role there?
Radio NZ
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However, they may have edited that out of my college prospectus profile.
The Irish Times
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I told 'World of Mystery' about it, but they edited it out.
Mysterious Skin
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The edited footage of the interview was later shown to the authorities.
The Guardian
15
The new-look financial services newspaper will be edited by Mr Oliver O'Connor.
The Irish Times
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Animal Kingdom is skilfully lit and edited and the performances are remarkable.
The Guardian
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