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rewrite
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rewrite verb amend, bring up-to-date, change, copy, correct, edit, emend, improve, improve upon, make correccions, make improvements, modify, overhaul, recast, recreate, rectify, redraft, refine, reform, remold, revamp, revise, rework
See also: alter, amend, change, copy, correction, edit, emend, modify, redact, revise, revision
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VERDICT: BOLT CAPTION(S): FASTEST Usain Bolt rewrote the record books from the era of Jesse Owens
Usain Bolt v Jesse Owens; ATHLETICS by The Mirror (London, England)
Napier rewrote the record books with a breathtaking assault against Sussex on this ground recently when he smashed an incredible 152 for 58 balls, the highest score in English Twenty20 which included a record 16 sixes.
Cricket: Big-hitting Napier looks overrated after miracle innings by The Racing Post (London, England)
At 19 years, nine months, Junhui also rewrote the record books by becoming the youngest player to have made a televised maximum.
Junhui's maximum impact by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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