- - Correct edition probed by fellows
- - Revise pieces penned by journalist
- - in the conclusion the first person is correct
- - in the conclusion you'll find me correct
- - Polish and English blokes heading for Deal
- - in consequence, this setter will make improvement
- - you'll find me interrupting the conclusion to put things right
- - Better blokes brought in by editor
- - in a conclusion you'll find me correct
- - Simple anagram clue in crossword, finally correct
- - put things right by sending me back to finish
- - Correct some work the men did wrongly
- - Correct your setter in conclusion
- - you'll find me upset by the conclusion – that's correct
- - Polish characters taken in by The Wise Men deceived
- - Some average men did better
- - Improve and take me back before the finish
- - Change myself, to take part in the finale
- - Change in writing
- - set me up at the finish to make corrections
- - Polish people news boss brings in
- - Some dissolute men doing better
- - put me up on purpose to correct the text
- - Polish troops occupying base close to Stargard
- - Editor brings chaps in to make corrections
- - Correct by making iterations in the text
- - Correct the spelling, e.g.
- - Make scholarly revisions in
- - Make corrections in
- - Improve the text
- - Correct the spelling
- - Polish prose
- - Some dependable men did better
- - Some pitiable men deserve better
- - Some of the Orangemen deceived by change
- - Some miserable men deserve better
- - Better people news chief brings in
- - Improve workers in education
- - Some able men doing better
- - In conclusion this writer is correct
- - Characters in The Wise Men deceived by Polish
- - News boss has men in to remove errors
- - Better people brought in by news boss
- - Some unfortunate men deserve better
- - Better people brought in by editor
- - Repair ships trapped in centre of Sweden
- - Editor's men in to remove errors
- - Editor has people in to make corrections
- - Edit in or out
- - Improve by editing
- - Editor brings in people to do his work
- - Correct pieces penned by journalist
- - Make corrections to pieces penned by editor
- - Polish, as prose
- - Word from the Latin for "without fault"
- - Make alteration to what's apparent in Yemen docks
- - Tinker with the text
- - Improve, in writing
- - Polish, as text
- - Correct, in a way
- - Correct me and Ned when wrong
- - put me up at last to make corrections
- - Correct edition is about people
- - Remove errors from Cavemen Diaries
- - My boss accepts people to do what subeditors do
- - Pieces my boss receives, and what he may do to them?
- - Edit to remove errors
- - eastern fellows with 500 to edit
- - free from fault
- - correct end of nicotine patch
- - Remove faults from
- - Aprepitant brand
- - journalist has soldiers to correct
- - journalist gets soldiers to improve
- - remove faults
- - Fix or revise, as copy
- - Revise and/or correct
- - to correct
- - This compiler brought up aim to improve
- - improve half of them to finish with
- - editor inspires chaps to improve
- - Make corrections or alterations to a text
- - Correct misspellings, e.g.
- - Rectify (text)
- - Correct, as a text
- - Make scholarly revisions, e.g.
- - Update manuscripts
- - Make textual improvements
- - Make corrections to, as text
- - Improve, as writing
- - Free from errors
- - Fiddle with, as a term paper
- - Edit text
- - Edit copy
- - Castigate texts
- - Castigate a text
- - Add a rider
- - Upgrade, as text
- - Textually alter
- - Seek to improve
- - Revise editorially
- - Make changes to, as text
- - Make changes to, as copy
- - Make a correction to
- - Make a correction
- - Improve, textwise
- - Improve copy quality
- - Improve a thesis' quality, e.g.
- - Improve a book
- - Edit; correct
- - Edit a text
- - Edit e.g.
- - Edit critically
- - Do editing
- - Correct or improve
- - Better text
- - Alter; correct
- - Fix copy
- - Correct copy
- - Fix a manuscript
- - Make corrections
- - Fix a text
- - Fix, as a manuscript
- - Correct texts
- - Correct, as copy
- - Correct errata
- - Change a text
- - Rewrite
- - Change, as text
- - Improve a text
- - Make changes to(Used today)
- - Make changes
- - Free from defects
- - MAKE revisions
- - Change, as a manuscript
- - Do editorial work.
- - Revise a text.
- - Set to rights
- - Improve text
- - Englishmen seen with duke? Correct!
- - Edit; improve
- - Correct and revise (text)
- - Rectify, as a report
- - Rewrite part of poem, 'Endymion'
- - Make corrections to
- - Red-pencil
- - Correct or edit
- - Fix, as text
- - Alter text
- - Correct a text
- - Alter, as a manuscript
- - Correct person to work on article about soldiers
- - Correct text
- - Make refinements to
- - Alter, as writing
- - Correct; edit
- - Remove errors from text
- - Aim to tour Maine? Correct
- - Touch up, as text
- - Repair, as text
- - Cut and paste text
- - Make improvements
- - Add riders
- - Adjust, as text
- - Make scholarly corrections to
- - Do a rewrite on, perhaps
- - Edit; make alterations to a draft
- - Do text correction on
- - Improve, as a text
- - Correct to improve
- - Correct/revise (a text)
- - Rework text
- - Tinker with text
- - Fix, as copy
- - Part of eco-system endures change
- - Make corrections to written work
- - Make improvements or corrections to
- - As referred to initially, Minnesota Democrat's correct
- - Correct conclusion about this writer
- - Free from faults
- - Make scholarly revisions
- - Alter, as text
- - Correct a manuscript
- - Revise (a text) (E, not A)
- - Improve (writing)
- - Tinker with, as text
- - Remove errors
- - Make corrections (var.)
- - Correct, as a manuscript
- - Edit, as an article
- - Blue-pencil
- - Remove errors from
- - Free of errors
- - Correct, as text
- - Revise, as a manuscript
- - Change somewhat
- - Make revisions to
- - Redact
- - Tweak
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