[Q]: [AdditionalinformationNERA13filter.radiusof8m.BIO-TANK(antibacterial)]
[A]: [Additional information NERA13 filter. radius of 8m. BIO-TANK (antibacterial)]
Problem: Add spaces: Onthewestsideofthesquareonefindsthenewlyrestored18thcenturyFozPalace,whichisalsothenationaltourismofficeandontheeastside,withintheoldnineteenfiftiesCondesCinema,isLisbon'sHardRockCafe,whichattractshundredsofhomesicktourists.

Spaces added: On the west side of the square one finds the newly restored 18th century Foz Palace, which is also the national tourism office and on the east side, within the old nineteen fifties Condes Cinema, is Lisbon's Hard Rock Cafe, which attracts hundreds of homesick tourists.
This text is missing some spaces, please add them: Youcanrefusetheuseofcookiesonyourcomputerbyselectingtheappropriatesettingsonyourbrowser.
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input question: Fix spacing: AboutX179:PinkRedColorBurstPatternCrystallizedAgateKnottedNecklacewithGoldenColorMetalChain(TheChainCanBeDeducted)

output answer: About X179 : Pink Red Color Burst Pattern Crystallized Agate Knotted Necklace with Golden Color Metal Chain ( The Chain Can Be Deducted )
Problem: AnothermemorablemomentforOlgawastomeetHelgevensen,whowastheconstableinchargeoforderinthecourt-roomatthetrialagainstKnutHamsuninGrimstad.
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Another memorable moment for Olga was to meet Helge vensen, who was the constable in charge of order in the court-room at the trial against Knut Hamsun in Grimstad.
AESprovidesstrongencryptionandhasbeenselectedbyNISTasaFederalInformationProcessingStandardinNovember2001(FIPS-197),andinJune2003theU.S.Government(NSA)announcedthatAESissecureenoughtoprotectclassifiedinformationuptotheTOPSECRETlevel,whichisthehighestsecuritylevelanddefinedasinformationwhichwouldcause"exceptionallygravedamage"tonationalsecurityifdisclosedtothepublic.
AES provides strong encryption and has been selected by NIST as a Federal Information Processing Standard in November 2001 (FIPS-197), and in June 2003 the U.S. Government (NSA) announced that AES is secure enough to protect classified information up to the TOP SECRET level, which is the highest security level and defined as information which would cause "exceptionally grave damage" to national security if disclosed to the public.