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Перевод: unedited

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Тезаурус:

1. Thought you ought to see my first published letter - in its edited unedited versions.
2. This financial corpus was relatively small, totalling 5,113 running words in its unedited state.
3. We sit in the big room and watch some unedited footage from the "Runaway" video.
4. "It was the unedited, extended transcribed interview, no one had ever done it in Britain or America.
5. Other criticisms focus on massaging of the data, in the form of simplification of ape utterances in their reporting, so as (probably unwittingly) to make them look more like human utterances than the hodge-podges they really are; and re-analysis of unedited films of "discussions" with the apes, showing just what a high proportion of the exchanges embody no more than unconscious cueing by the human experimenter, slavish imitation by the ape, or his redundant expansion and embroidery of their exchanges without commensurate amplification of information conveyed.
6. I told him I should have to publish Sir Hubert's disclaimer, and warned him that an unedited publication would endanger implementation of an appointment from which Burmans expected so much, and would also lead to an unhappy relationship between the paper and the government.
7. All six companies use unedited quantitative information; for example, the annual accounts which can be analysed by the planners themselves in order to form their own opinions.
8. to be transcribed by Mrs Padmore and forwarded to you unedited.
9. Sorry, the unedited version Right, so what have you got, what have you got to change about him?
10. As it had been made an exhibit at trial they were entitled to inspect the tape in the jury room, subject to the discretion of the trial judge to prevent e.g. an unedited version containing inadmissible material from being handed over.
11. And that er, on the centenary of my birth, which will fall in two thousand and forty six, my heirs and executors will be free to er, release it to the world, on condition, however, that it's published complete and unexpurgated and unedited.
12. Many interesting works of English Literature of the past remain unedited and unavailable, and it is a pity that the ingenuity and assiduity that goes into the labour, or play, of interpretation could not be directed to the truly useful work of editing these texts.
13. useful for assembling unedited selections