Sentence 1: The evaluators identified the key elements of the programs as implemented and what measurable changes were likely to occur and developed measures of the outcomes, as well as designs for testing cause and effect in the subsequent larger study (Chelimsky and Sasfy, 1976).

Sentence 2: The key elements of the programs as implemented, and what measurable changes were likely to occur were identified by the evaluators, and they also developed measures of the outcomes, as well as designs for testing cause and effect in the subsequent larger study (Chelimsky and Sasfy, 1976).
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Sentence 1: Following this, ancient Egyptians believed that the monument possessed prophetic powers and it still has a mysterious hold on the modern psyche.

Sentence 2: Egyptians believed that many items held prophetic powers
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Sentence 1: Hochschild wants to say that we can reclaim safe haven in our family life from a market-dominated world, but her idea of a solution ends up sounding like the ultimate triumph of the commodified mentality.

Sentence 2: Hochschild's idea of a solution sounds like the triumph of the commodified mentality.
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yes