Question: This transport is not however included in the reference scenario due to the large differences between the cottonproducing countries and their ways of cultivating cotton
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Answer: This transport is not, however, included in the reference scenario, due to the large differences between the cotton-producing countries and their ways of cultivating cotton.
A reluctance to deal with the issue of closing down villages grew and it still exists today despite the fact that the present government has taken initiatives to hold village conferences and debates on the subject

Can you repeat this sentence, but add in punctuation?
A reluctance to deal with the issue of closing down villages grew and it still exists today, despite the fact that the present government has taken initiatives to hold village conferences and debates on the subject.
input: This is one of the things that makes the game visibly attractive to many card players
fixed: This is one of the things that makes the game visibly attractive to many card players.
input ---- The assignment includes soil and threw the contract for renovation of existing district heating networks for AffaldVarme Aarhus by Jens Juul Road The contract comprises approximately 1000 m mainline trenches carried out in preinsulated single pipe steel pipe from DN100 to DN250 In addition performed 24 laterals in aluflextra as connected to the existing plant
output ---- The assignment includes soil and threw the contract for renovation of existing district heating networks for AffaldVarme Aarhus by Jens Juul Road. The contract comprises approximately 1,000 m mainline trenches carried out in pre-insulated single pipe steel pipe from DN100 to DN250. In addition performed 24 laterals in aluflextra as connected to the existing plant.
Add punctuation: The feastmeeting in the evening began with these words
A: The feast-meeting in the evening began with these words.
Question: The history of carbon dioxide and climate usually starts with the Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius who in 1896 published a paper arguing that increased levels of carbon dioxide could raise global temperatures
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The history of carbon dioxide and climate usually starts with the Swedish scientist, Svante Arrhenius, who in 1896 published a paper arguing that increased levels of carbon dioxide could raise global temperatures.