definitive version

The definitive version of the first book was published in 1911.

Production of the definitive version began at a slow rate in 1985.

There is little to suggest they are the definitive versions.

History has never had a definitive version of the book."

At the very least we'd have definitive versions of her poetry.

This edition is, therefore, the first definitive version of the book.

It is generally considered the definitive version of the album.

That production, which ran for six months, proved to be the definitive version.

Again, it is a starting point for negotiations and should not be seen as a definitive version.

Because in the end, memories are more potent than any definitive version of history.

And they all insisted that their recipe was the definitive version.

Sega really went above and beyond to make this the definitive version of the game.

This definitive version was to be used in all churches throughout the realm.

However no definitive version was written down by Emmet himself.

Some blues critics consider this to be the definitive version of the song.

There is no definitive version, and there never will be.

Painters don't create a painting and, two years later, want to touch it up just to give us the definitive version.

The design of the console and controller were not definitive versions.

The report is the Pentagon's definitive version of how the war was fought and what lessons have been learned from it.

That questionable choice aside, this is the definitive version of a dark American classic.

There is no definitive version of this popular classic.

Continuators aren't usually hoping to provide a definitive version or ending.

A few iterations of the track had previously been developed, but the "definitive version was only ever played once."

It has consistently been voted the "greatest country song of all time" and the hit will always be the definitive version.

The author's note at the start of the book describes the edition as containing the definitive versions.