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Can the article be redrafted given it is so obviously wrong?

You will appreciate that it may be subject to redrafting in the light of experience.

Sometimes it is done by companies themselves, which want to redraft claims or submit new information.

His discussion paper on the subject had now been drafted and redrafted several times.

Porter started an affair with her after he was redrafted into service.

"The amendment as a whole would have to be redrafted to comply with Federal law," he said.

If so, the amendment could possibly be redrafted to correct the problem.

He sought to redraft the bill and subject it to a public referendum.

"We're looking to help the community use its own strengths to redraft that imbalance."

I don't want to have to find another attorney and redraft the documents.

It would be easy to redraft the law properly.

Now that we have more information, I think we should redraft our original plan.

For six years he worked in the committee, initially redrafting taxation laws.

Often laws are drafted on a trial basis, with the law being redrafted after several years.

He said he would have required the lower court to redraft that section.

A number of those amendments overlap and redrafting may be necessary for other reasons.

On completion of the consultation process with members the paper will be redrafted then submitted to Government.

Tells me he's finished his autobiography, 660 pages long, now redrafting.

I think it is best to start over by repealing and redrafting legislation.

But the Bush order cries out for redrafting in narrower, more careful terms.

Then you might care for me to redraft the complete document in more concise form.

The proposed route is redrafted, and the survey ship proceeds.

I wish you a happy Christmas in redrafting the Rules.

I objected to this version and redrafted my bill, incorporating some department suggestions.

His primary focus was on redrafting the Militia Act of 1846.