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The definitive version of the first book was published in 1911.

Production of the definitive version began at a slow rate in 1985.

There is little to suggest they are the definitive versions.

This edition is, therefore, the first definitive version of the book.

History has never had a definitive version of the book.

At the very least we'd have definitive versions of her poetry.

Again, it is a starting point for negotiations and should not be seen as a definitive version.

That production, which ran for six months, proved to be the definitive version.

This is considered the definitive filmed version of the story.

It is generally considered the definitive version of the album.

It was eleven o'clock before the final copy was signed.

It took hours and it was not until the late afternoon that he began the final copy.

Fine, draft a final copy and set up a meeting.

I then retype the whole thing as the final copy.

Once the final copy is approved, it can be filmed out for publishing.

However, this was later attributed to the recording being a preview as opposed to a final copy.

The Democrats complained that the meeting was being held less than 24 hours after they had received a final copy of the bill.

Mr Ball had the full, final hard copy of the book for five months.

Not only that, but he wrote down these colossal spans of music without making sketches, straight into the final copy.

Another staff member will then edit and send the final copy.