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Original:  Aboard were three Expedition 20 crew members, Roman Romanenko of the Russian Federal Space Agency (RSA), Belgian Frank De Winne of the European Space Agency (ESA) and Robert Thirsk of the Canadian Space Agency (CSA). upCrew of the Soyuz TMA-15 From left to right;
Revised:  Aboard were three Expedition 20 crew members, Roman Romanenko of the Russian Federal Space Agency (RSA), Belgian Frank De Winne of the European Space Agency (ESA) and of the (CSA). upCrew of the Soyuz TMA-15 From left to right;
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Original:  Aboard were three Expedition 20 crew members, Roman Romanenko of the Russian Federal Space Agency (RSA), Belgian Frank De Winne of the European Space Agency (ESA) and Robert Thirsk of the Canadian Space Agency (CSA). upCrew of the Soyuz TMA-15 From left to right;
Revised:  Aboard were three Expedition 20 crew members, Roman Romanenko of the Russian Federal Space Agency (RSA), Belgian Frank De Winne of the European Space Agency (ESA) and Robert Thirsk of the Canadian Space Agency (CSA). upCrew of the From left to right;
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Original:  Romanenko follows his father's footsteps, cosmonaut Yuri Romanenko, into space. upThe rollout of Soyuz TMA-15 on May 25, 2009 DeWinne will become the ISS commander in October following Gennady Padalka . "It is quite an achievement," said Crown Prince Philippe of Belgium , "He represents Europe, he represents Belgium, he represents international collaboration for peaceful application of science."
Revised:  Romanenko follows his father's footsteps, Yuri Romanenko, into space. upThe rollout of Soyuz TMA-15 on May 25, 2009 DeWinne will become the ISS commander in October following Gennady Padalka . "It is quite an achievement," said Crown Prince Philippe of Belgium , "He represents Europe, he represents Belgium, he represents international collaboration for peaceful application of science."
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Original:  Romanenko follows his father's footsteps, cosmonaut Yuri Romanenko, into space. upThe rollout of Soyuz TMA-15 on May 25, 2009 DeWinne will become the ISS commander in October following Gennady Padalka . "It is quite an achievement," said Crown Prince Philippe of Belgium , "He represents Europe, he represents Belgium, he represents international collaboration for peaceful application of science."
Revised:  Romanenko follows his father's footsteps, cosmonaut Yuri Romanenko, into space. upThe rollout of Soyuz TMA-15 on May 25, 2009 DeWinne will become the ISS commander in October following . "It is quite an achievement," said Crown Prince Philippe of Belgium , "He represents Europe, he represents Belgium, he represents international collaboration for peaceful application of science."
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Original:  Romanenko follows his father's footsteps, cosmonaut Yuri Romanenko, into space. upThe rollout of Soyuz TMA-15 on May 25, 2009 DeWinne will become the ISS commander in October following Gennady Padalka . "It is quite an achievement," said Crown Prince Philippe of Belgium , "He represents Europe, he represents Belgium, he represents international collaboration for peaceful application of science."
Revised:  Romanenko follows his father's footsteps, cosmonaut Yuri Romanenko, into space. upThe rollout of Soyuz TMA-15 on May 25, 2009 DeWinne will become the ISS commander in October following Gennady Padalka . "It is quite an achievement," said , "He represents Europe, he represents Belgium, he represents international collaboration for peaceful application of science."
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Original:  Stephen Strasburg, a pitcher from San Diego State University ,  was taken by the Washington Nationals with the first overall pick in the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft . Strasburg was widely considered to be the top prospect going into the draft.
Revised:  , was taken by the Washington Nationals with the first overall pick in the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft . Strasburg was widely considered to be the top prospect going into the draft.
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Original:  Stephen Strasburg, a pitcher from San Diego State University ,  was taken by the Washington Nationals with the first overall pick in the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft . Strasburg was widely considered to be the top prospect going into the draft.
Revised:  Stephen Strasburg, a pitcher from San Diego State University , a from , was taken by the Washington Nationals with the first overall pick in the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft . Strasburg was widely considered to be the top prospect going into the draft.
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Original:  Stephen Strasburg, a pitcher from San Diego State University ,  was taken by the Washington Nationals with the first overall pick in the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft . Strasburg was widely considered to be the top prospect going into the draft.
Revised:  Stephen Strasburg, a pitcher from San Diego State University , was taken by the Washington Nationals with the first overall pick in the . Strasburg was widely considered to be the top prospect going into the draft.
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Original:  He has started 15 games this season for the San Diego State Aztecs college baseball team, compiling a record of 13 wins and 1 loss, with a 1.32 earned run average .
Revised:  He has started 15 games this season for the San Diego State Aztecs team, compiling a record of 13 wins and 1 loss, with a 1.32 earned run average .
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Original:  He has started 15 games this season for the San Diego State Aztecs college baseball team, compiling a record of 13 wins and 1 loss, with a 1.32 earned run average .
Revised:  He has started 15 games this season for the San Diego State Aztecs college baseball team, compiling a record of 13 wins and 1 loss, with a 1.32 .
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Original:  The top position player taken was University of North Carolina centerfielder Dustin Ackley , drafted second overall by the Seattle Mariners . John Manuel of Baseball America, writing for SI.com , has graded the Nationals, the Colorado Rockies , and the Minnesota Twins as the best performers on the first day of the draft.
Revised:  The top taken was centerfielder , drafted second overall by the Seattle Mariners . John Manuel of Baseball America, writing for SI.com , has graded the Nationals, the Colorado Rockies , and the Minnesota Twins as the best performers on the first day of the draft.
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Original:  The top position player taken was University of North Carolina centerfielder Dustin Ackley , drafted second overall by the Seattle Mariners . John Manuel of Baseball America, writing for SI.com , has graded the Nationals, the Colorado Rockies , and the Minnesota Twins as the best performers on the first day of the draft.
Revised:  The top position player taken was University of North Carolina centerfielder Dustin Ackley , drafted second overall by the . John Manuel of Baseball America, writing for SI.com , has graded the Nationals, the Colorado Rockies , and the Minnesota Twins as the best performers on the first day of the draft.
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Original:  The top position player taken was University of North Carolina centerfielder Dustin Ackley , drafted second overall by the Seattle Mariners . John Manuel of Baseball America, writing for SI.com , has graded the Nationals, the Colorado Rockies , and the Minnesota Twins as the best performers on the first day of the draft.
Revised:  The top position player taken was University of North Carolina centerfielder Dustin Ackley , drafted second overall by the Seattle Mariners . John Manuel of Baseball America, writing for , has graded the Nationals, the Colorado Rockies , and the Minnesota Twins as the best performers on the first day of the draft.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  The top position player taken was University of North Carolina centerfielder Dustin Ackley , drafted second overall by the Seattle Mariners . John Manuel of Baseball America, writing for SI.com , has graded the Nationals, the Colorado Rockies , and the Minnesota Twins as the best performers on the first day of the draft.
Revised:  The top position player taken was University of North Carolina centerfielder Dustin Ackley , drafted second overall by the Seattle Mariners . John Manuel of Baseball America, writing for SI.com , has graded the Nationals, the , and the Minnesota Twins as the best performers on the first day of the draft.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  The top position player taken was University of North Carolina centerfielder Dustin Ackley , drafted second overall by the Seattle Mariners . John Manuel of Baseball America, writing for SI.com , has graded the Nationals, the Colorado Rockies , and the Minnesota Twins as the best performers on the first day of the draft.
Revised:  The top position player taken was University of North Carolina centerfielder Dustin Ackley , drafted second overall by the Seattle Mariners . John Manuel of Baseball America, writing for SI.com , has graded the Nationals, the Colorado Rockies , and the as the best performers on the first day of the draft.
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Original: Rafael Nadal at the 2009 Australian Open Rafael Nadal, the 2008 Men's Singles winner at the Wimbledon Championships , announced today his withdrawal from the 2009 Championships because of a knee injury caused by his tendinitis .
Revised: Rafael Nadal at the Rafael Nadal, the 2008 Men's Singles winner at the Wimbledon Championships , announced today his withdrawal from the 2009 Championships because of a knee injury caused by his tendinitis .
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Original: Rafael Nadal at the 2009 Australian Open Rafael Nadal, the 2008 Men's Singles winner at the Wimbledon Championships , announced today his withdrawal from the 2009 Championships because of a knee injury caused by his tendinitis .
Revised: Rafael Nadal at the 2009 Australian Open Rafael Nadal, the 2008 Men's Singles winner at , announced today his withdrawal from the 2009 Championships because of a knee injury caused by his tendinitis .
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Original: Rafael Nadal at the 2009 Australian Open Rafael Nadal, the 2008 Men's Singles winner at the Wimbledon Championships , announced today his withdrawal from the 2009 Championships because of a knee injury caused by his tendinitis .
Revised: Rafael Nadal at the 2009 Australian Open Rafael Nadal, the 2008 Men's Singles winner at the Wimbledon Championships , announced today his withdrawal from the because of a knee injury caused by his tendinitis .
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Original: Rafael Nadal at the 2009 Australian Open Rafael Nadal, the 2008 Men's Singles winner at the Wimbledon Championships , announced today his withdrawal from the 2009 Championships because of a knee injury caused by his tendinitis .
Revised: Rafael Nadal at the 2009 Australian Open Rafael Nadal, the 2008 Men's Singles winner at the Wimbledon Championships , announced today his withdrawal from the 2009 Championships because of a knee injury caused by his .
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Original:  As a result, fifth seed Juan Martín del Potro takes Nadal's place in the first quarter of the draw, seventeenth seed James Blake takes del Potro's place in the fifth quarter, Nicolas Kiefer becomes the thirty-third seed and takes Blake's place in the fourth quarter, with his own previous spot now filled by lucky loser Thiago Alves . Björn Borg was quoted on Tuesday (June 16) as saying "Nadal is always a dangerous player because he is the best in the world —
Revised:  As a result, fifth seed takes Nadal's place in the first quarter of the draw, seventeenth seed James Blake takes del Potro's place in the fifth quarter, Nicolas Kiefer becomes the thirty-third seed and takes Blake's place in the fourth quarter, with his own previous spot now filled by lucky loser Thiago Alves . Björn Borg was quoted on Tuesday (June 16) as saying "Nadal is always a dangerous player because he is the best in the world —
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  As a result, fifth seed Juan Martín del Potro takes Nadal's place in the first quarter of the draw, seventeenth seed James Blake takes del Potro's place in the fifth quarter, Nicolas Kiefer becomes the thirty-third seed and takes Blake's place in the fourth quarter, with his own previous spot now filled by lucky loser Thiago Alves . Björn Borg was quoted on Tuesday (June 16) as saying "Nadal is always a dangerous player because he is the best in the world —
Revised:  As a result, fifth seed Juan Martín del Potro takes Nadal's place in the first quarter of the draw, seventeenth seed takes del Potro's place in the fifth quarter, Nicolas Kiefer becomes the thirty-third seed and takes Blake's place in the fourth quarter, with his own previous spot now filled by lucky loser Thiago Alves . Björn Borg was quoted on Tuesday (June 16) as saying "Nadal is always a dangerous player because he is the best in the world —
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  As a result, fifth seed Juan Martín del Potro takes Nadal's place in the first quarter of the draw, seventeenth seed James Blake takes del Potro's place in the fifth quarter, Nicolas Kiefer becomes the thirty-third seed and takes Blake's place in the fourth quarter, with his own previous spot now filled by lucky loser Thiago Alves . Björn Borg was quoted on Tuesday (June 16) as saying "Nadal is always a dangerous player because he is the best in the world —
Revised:  As a result, fifth seed Juan Martín del Potro takes Nadal's place in the first quarter of the draw, seventeenth seed James Blake takes del Potro's place in the fifth quarter, becomes the thirty-third seed and takes Blake's place in the fourth quarter, with his own previous spot now filled by lucky loser Thiago Alves . Björn Borg was quoted on Tuesday (June 16) as saying "Nadal is always a dangerous player because he is the best in the world —
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  As a result, fifth seed Juan Martín del Potro takes Nadal's place in the first quarter of the draw, seventeenth seed James Blake takes del Potro's place in the fifth quarter, Nicolas Kiefer becomes the thirty-third seed and takes Blake's place in the fourth quarter, with his own previous spot now filled by lucky loser Thiago Alves . Björn Borg was quoted on Tuesday (June 16) as saying "Nadal is always a dangerous player because he is the best in the world —
Revised:  As a result, fifth seed Juan Martín del Potro takes Nadal's place in the first quarter of the draw, seventeenth seed James Blake takes del Potro's place in the fifth quarter, Nicolas Kiefer becomes the thirty-third seed and takes Blake's place in the fourth quarter, with his own previous spot now filled by lucky loser . Björn Borg was quoted on Tuesday (June 16) as saying "Nadal is always a dangerous player because he is the best in the world —
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  As a result, fifth seed Juan Martín del Potro takes Nadal's place in the first quarter of the draw, seventeenth seed James Blake takes del Potro's place in the fifth quarter, Nicolas Kiefer becomes the thirty-third seed and takes Blake's place in the fourth quarter, with his own previous spot now filled by lucky loser Thiago Alves . Björn Borg was quoted on Tuesday (June 16) as saying "Nadal is always a dangerous player because he is the best in the world —
Revised:  As a result, fifth seed Juan Martín del Potro takes Nadal's place in the first quarter of the draw, seventeenth seed James Blake takes del Potro's place in the fifth quarter, Nicolas Kiefer becomes the thirty-third seed and takes Blake's place in the fourth quarter, with his own previous spot now filled by lucky loser Thiago Alves . was quoted on Tuesday (June 16) as saying "Nadal is always a dangerous player because he is the best in the world —
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Original:  Walter Cronkite in 2006 From 1962 to 1981, Cronkite anchored the CBS Evening News, and in that capacity reported the Kennedy assassination in 1963, the 1969 landing of the Apollo 11 astronauts on the Moon, and the 1974 Resignation of Richard Nixon to millions of Americans.
Revised:  Walter Cronkite in 2006 From 1962 to 1981, Cronkite anchored the Evening News, and in that capacity reported the Kennedy assassination in 1963, the 1969 landing of the Apollo 11 astronauts on the Moon, and the 1974 Resignation of Richard Nixon to millions of Americans.
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Original:  Walter Cronkite in 2006 From 1962 to 1981, Cronkite anchored the CBS Evening News, and in that capacity reported the Kennedy assassination in 1963, the 1969 landing of the Apollo 11 astronauts on the Moon, and the 1974 Resignation of Richard Nixon to millions of Americans.
Revised:  Walter Cronkite in 2006 From 1962 to 1981, Cronkite anchored the CBS Evening News, and in that capacity reported the in 1963, the 1969 landing of the Apollo 11 astronauts on the Moon, and the 1974 Resignation of Richard Nixon to millions of Americans.
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Original:  Walter Cronkite in 2006 From 1962 to 1981, Cronkite anchored the CBS Evening News, and in that capacity reported the Kennedy assassination in 1963, the 1969 landing of the Apollo 11 astronauts on the Moon, and the 1974 Resignation of Richard Nixon to millions of Americans.
Revised:  Walter Cronkite in 2006 From 1962 to 1981, Cronkite anchored the CBS Evening News, and in that capacity reported the Kennedy assassination in 1963, the 1969 landing of the astronauts on the Moon, and the 1974 Resignation of Richard Nixon to millions of Americans.
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Original:  Walter Cronkite in 2006 From 1962 to 1981, Cronkite anchored the CBS Evening News, and in that capacity reported the Kennedy assassination in 1963, the 1969 landing of the Apollo 11 astronauts on the Moon, and the 1974 Resignation of Richard Nixon to millions of Americans.
Revised:  Walter Cronkite in 2006 From 1962 to 1981, Cronkite anchored the CBS Evening News, and in that capacity reported the Kennedy assassination in 1963, the 1969 landing of the Apollo 11 astronauts on the Moon, and the 1974 to millions of Americans.
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Original:  As an editorial journalist, Cronkite's powerful criticisms of the Vietnam War reportedly moved then-president Lyndon Johnson to say, "If I've lost Cronkite, I've lost Middle America."
Revised:  As an editorial journalist, Cronkite's powerful criticisms of the reportedly moved then-president Lyndon Johnson to say, "If I've lost Cronkite, I've lost Middle America."
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Original:  Also, his addition of "day..." counting up the days of the Iranian hostage crisis inspired a similar practice on Countdown with Keith Olbermann . Cronkite's career began in radio in the 1930s in Houston , Texas.
Revised:  Also, his addition of "day..." counting up the days of the inspired a similar practice on Countdown with Keith Olbermann . Cronkite's career began in radio in the 1930s in Houston , Texas.
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Original:  Also, his addition of "day..." counting up the days of the Iranian hostage crisis inspired a similar practice on Countdown with Keith Olbermann . Cronkite's career began in radio in the 1930s in Houston , Texas.
Revised:  Also, his addition of "day..." counting up the days of the Iranian hostage crisis inspired a similar practice on . Cronkite's career began in radio in the 1930s in Houston , Texas.
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Original:  Also, his addition of "day..." counting up the days of the Iranian hostage crisis inspired a similar practice on Countdown with Keith Olbermann . Cronkite's career began in radio in the 1930s in Houston , Texas.
Revised:  Also, his addition of "day..." counting up the days of the Iranian hostage crisis inspired a similar practice on Countdown with Keith Olbermann . Cronkite's career began in radio in the 1930s in , Texas.
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Original:  Joining UPI in 1939 as a war correspondent, he covered the Nuremberg war crimes trials following World War II. Cronkite's rise to television prominence began with the 1952 Republican National Convention .
Revised:  Joining in 1939 as a war correspondent, he covered the Nuremberg war crimes trials following World War II. Cronkite's rise to television prominence began with the 1952 Republican National Convention .
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Original:  Joining UPI in 1939 as a war correspondent, he covered the Nuremberg war crimes trials following World War II. Cronkite's rise to television prominence began with the 1952 Republican National Convention .
Revised:  Joining UPI in 1939 as a war correspondent, he covered the following World War II. Cronkite's rise to television prominence began with the 1952 Republican National Convention .
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Original:  Joining UPI in 1939 as a war correspondent, he covered the Nuremberg war crimes trials following World War II. Cronkite's rise to television prominence began with the 1952 Republican National Convention .
Revised:  Joining UPI in 1939 as a war correspondent, he covered the Nuremberg war crimes trials following World War II. Cronkite's rise to television prominence began with the .
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Original:  After retiring in 1981, Cronkite remained active and prominent in the media, advising an eponymous journalism school at Arizona State University , writing books, recording voice-overs for the film Apollo 13 , and making guest appearances on the newsroom-based sitcoms The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Murphy Brown . Cronkite was also an avid sailor.
Revised:  After retiring in 1981, Cronkite remained active and prominent in the media, advising an eponymous at , writing books, recording voice-overs for the film Apollo 13 , and making guest appearances on the newsroom-based sitcoms The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Murphy Brown . Cronkite was also an avid sailor.
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Original:  After retiring in 1981, Cronkite remained active and prominent in the media, advising an eponymous journalism school at Arizona State University , writing books, recording voice-overs for the film Apollo 13 , and making guest appearances on the newsroom-based sitcoms The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Murphy Brown . Cronkite was also an avid sailor.
Revised:  After retiring in 1981, Cronkite remained active and prominent in the media, advising an eponymous journalism school at Arizona State University , writing books, recording voice-overs for the film , and making guest appearances on the newsroom-based sitcoms The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Murphy Brown . Cronkite was also an avid sailor.
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Original:  After retiring in 1981, Cronkite remained active and prominent in the media, advising an eponymous journalism school at Arizona State University , writing books, recording voice-overs for the film Apollo 13 , and making guest appearances on the newsroom-based sitcoms The Mary Tyler Moore Show and Murphy Brown . Cronkite was also an avid sailor.
Revised:  After retiring in 1981, Cronkite remained active and prominent in the media, advising an eponymous journalism school at Arizona State University , writing books, recording voice-overs for the film Apollo 13 , and making guest appearances on the newsroom-based sitcoms and . Cronkite was also an avid sailor.
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Original:  Baitullah Mehsud , amīr (leader) of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), is dead, said two Taliban leaders in a phone call to the BBC . Mehsud was reportedly killed on August 5, 2009, during a U.S. drone attack on South Waziristan ;
Revised:  , amīr (leader) of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), is dead, said two Taliban leaders in a phone call to the BBC . Mehsud was reportedly killed on August 5, 2009, during a U.S. drone attack on South Waziristan ;
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Original:  Baitullah Mehsud , amīr (leader) of the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), is dead, said two Taliban leaders in a phone call to the BBC . Mehsud was reportedly killed on August 5, 2009, during a U.S. drone attack on South Waziristan ;
Revised:  Baitullah Mehsud , amīr (leader) of the (TTP), is dead, said two Taliban leaders in a phone call to the BBC . Mehsud was reportedly killed on August 5, 2009, during a U.S. drone attack on South Waziristan ;
Edit intent: clarity