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I love the episode of Stargate SG1 called "Revisions" in which an entire world has deposited all of its knowledge into a super computer.
Revisions Mish 2010
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I love the episode of Stargate SG1 called "Revisions" in which an entire world has deposited all of its knowledge into a super computer.
Archive 2010-02-01 Mish 2010
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These "Revisions," as Sayyed Imam's book is widely known in Arab intellectual circles, elicited a harsh and immediate response from unreconstructed jihadists.
How al Qaeda Will Perish Bret Stephens 2008
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"Revisions", Dropbox saves all the previous versions of files, and this can also be done from the website.
Gaj-It.com - UK Gadget and Tech News, Reviews and Shopping 2009
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Meanwhile, according to a recent article at Islam Online, the Libyan Armed Fighting Group, nominally affiliated with al Qa'eda, is on the verge of issuing its own "Revisions", supposedly based on an even more far-reaching formula for reform than that of Egypt's al Gama'a.
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"Revisions" require involvement by the legislature, whereas amendments can bypass the legislature altogether; the legislature might ordinarily be inclined, to insure its continued relevance and participation, to define the revision category broadly.
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Several reports in the Arabic-language media have presented evidence of a non-violent turn inside al Jihad even before the group's one-time leader, Sayyid Imam - also known as Dr Fadl - published his "Revisions" in 2007.
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In the advance estimate, the increase in real GDP was 3.5 percent (see "Revisions" on page 3).
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Dr Fadl's vaunted 2007 "Revisions" are not as significant as al Gama'a's moves toward reform, as they do not lay out a formula for dealing with the conditions that drove the group to violence in the first place.
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The country's two main jihadist groups, al Jihad and al Gama'a al Islamiyya, have both published books denouncing their past actions, usually referred to as the "Revisions", and most of their members have since been released from jail.
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