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1. Even re-recorded, the disc was ignored by radio types who had long stopped programming Merle Haggard and George Jones.

2. This involves using cassette players to re-record commercially produced recordings on to tape.

3. Even the distinctive signature tune has been re-recorded to provide a more modern feel.

4. But generally only included home, to re-record more pages, you may need 2 weeks -3 weeks.

5. More than 75 mega-stars gathered on Monday to re-record the 1985 charity anthem, "We Are the World" to raise money for Haiti.

6. We obviously liked the song enough to re-record it later on[http://Sentencedict.com], and I think it also turned up on a couple of live albums.

7. Using touch-tone phone technology, you can fetch messages from remote phones, re-record your greetings, and keep or delete messages.

8. If you make any kind of a mistake, you should re-record the offending passage there and then.

9. And as any good record sleeve will tell you, re-recording a record without a licence is illegal.

10. Incidentally Ciccolini also plays several works for piano 4 hands, partnering himself by re-recording!

11. However, a possible concern when you use the recording feature is that you may need to re-record the test activity when your application to be tested is changed.

12. Record / playback misleads many testers into using automation to separately re-record each instance of a repeated flow.

13. With a human-readable and easily editable script in hand, we didn.t have to re-record the entire script in response to a few small changes in the test.

14. This paper presents the working theory of USB Data Re-record Box, which is based on SCM control.