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Meanings of revised in English
Usage of revised in English
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However, it was not clear whether the final regulation had been revised.
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The government revised their proposals to change the scheme earlier this month.
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The new, revised Green List will come into effect from September 28.
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Analysts said the revised guidance was expected given the farm economy slump.
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The list was revised and several countries were removed from the list.
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Nevertheless, we are obviously concerned to see its revised assessment, he said.
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Trump's first travel order was more sweeping than the second revised order.
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He has revised his security clearance form, called an SF-86, several times.
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And it's always possible that November's jobs number will be revised downward.
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He pledged a revised order would come in a matter of days.
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On Monday it filed revised terms, restarting the process of going public.
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The good news was offset after the April numbers were revised downwards.
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Report on the Political Consultation Conference and resolutions made and later revised.
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Several analysts revised their 2010 iPad sales estimates today after Apple's announcement.
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The revised offer is approximately 16 million euros above the prior offer.
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The company had sought feedback from market participants on the revised system.
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