abridged version

The abridged version was available to the public in 1903.

Later he apologized and gave her an abridged version of the event.

In 1888 an abridged version of one volume was published.

The abridged version could well represent a subjective part of the work, the director's cut.

An abridged version of the adopted budget is available in electronic form.

Despite strong opposition from the band, an abridged version of the song was used.

Both abridged versions of the film were not well received by audiences or critics.

Even if the general public never sees it, a document of what happened needs to exist, not some abridged version.

Again he tried an abridged version of the facts.

The 1929 edition is an abridged version of Faulkner's original work.

It is an abridged version of the original story.

An abridged version of her doctoral thesis, the book took a decade to complete.

An abridged version is also available in audio form read by Aiken himself.

An abridged version was in the top 20 on Newgrounds briefly.

The edition in print today is an abridged version, which has only 16 chapters.

A 400-page abridged version of his 2 volume scholarly biography.

Due to the length of the Institutes, several abridged versions have been made.

Abridged versions of the novels were also released as audio books.

Earlier this week "Ursonate" was shown in an abridged version.

An abridged version of the book on audio cassette was released the same year.

Reprinted, together with an abridged version of Part 2, originally in vol.

This obscure edition features an abridged version of the commentary.

This abridged version was published in 1950 by Random House.

I caution readers to avoid abridged versions of Augustine's works.