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Original:  At one point Board member Susan Curran Hoyt said, "we know you've cut down your number of rooms on this project, but we still see it doesn't seem to fit the desciption of a 'botique' hotel," and asked Eva Hassett, Vice President of Savarino Construction, "we wonder if you could reduce the rooms further." "One thing I didn't talk about was the price levels of these rooms and that will be important to know.
Revised:  At one point Board member Susan Curran Hoyt said, "we know you've cut down your number of rooms on this project, but we still see it doesn't seem to fit the description of a 'botique' hotel," and asked Eva Hassett, Vice President of Savarino Construction, "we wonder if you could reduce the rooms further." "One thing I didn't talk about was the price levels of these rooms and that will be important to know.
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Original:  The room rate will be somewhere between one-hundered and twenty and one-hundred and sixty dollars a night which is about the same price of the Hampton Inn down town and the smaller you make the hotel, the more expensive the rooms will get.
Revised:  The room rate will be somewhere between US$120 and $160 a night, which is about the same price of the Hampton Inn down town and the smaller you make the hotel, the more expensive the rooms will get.
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Original:  Common Council also tables hotel proposal The city 's Common Council also agreed to table the proposal also citing the need for more public engagement and the need for more organizations to respond including the Buffalo Preservation Board and the Office of Historic Preservation.
Revised:  Common Council also tables hotel proposal The City 's Common Council also agreed to table the proposal also citing the need for more public engagement and the need for more organizations to respond including the Buffalo Preservation Board and the Office of Historic Preservation.
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Original:  The The common Council is expected to meet and hold a public hearing about the project and the rezoning of the properties to be demolished (1119-1121 Elmwood) on Tuesday March 7, 2006 at 2: 00p .m. in Council Chambers at City Hall.
Revised:  The Common Council is expected to meet and hold a public hearing about the project and the rezoning of the properties to be demolished (1119-1121 Elmwood) on Tuesday March 7, 2006 at 2: 00p .m. in Council Chambers at City Hall.
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Original:  The The common Council is expected to meet and hold a public hearing about the project and the rezoning of the properties to be demolished (1119-1121 Elmwood) on Tuesday March 7, 2006 at 2: 00p .m. in Council Chambers at City Hall.
Revised:  The The common Council is expected to meet and hold a public hearing about the project and the rezoning of the properties to be demolished (1119-1121 Elmwood) on Tuesday March 7, 2006 at 2: 00 p .m. in Council Chambers at City Hall.
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Original: An amateur sex video allegedly filmed in Singapore using a mobile phone has become an Internet phenomenon. Various blogs are reporting that tens of thousands of Internet users are searching for the video, creating what bloggers call a "blogstorm". According to unconfirmed reports, the female in the video is "Tammy", a 17 year old student at Nanyang Polytechnic (NYP)in Singapore, and the male is her 21 year old boyfriend. The incident has stirred controversy, with many bloggers critical of the interest the video has attracted.
Revised: Surah 99. The Earthquake
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Original:  Terms such as "tammy nyp" and "tammy video" topped the list of search terms on Technorati, a blog search engine, for days. Bloggers appear to be creating entries containing the terms to increase hits to their blogs. Domain names such as nyptammy.com have been registered, in an attempt to make money through advertising. Further, The Malaysian Star (A major newspaper in a neighbouring country, Malaysia) reported last week that a DVD version of the clips is available for sale on the streets of Penang.
Revised:  1. When the earth is shaken to her (utmost) convulsion,
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Original:  While it is unlikely that the culprits who uploaded the video will ever be caught, a warning must be sounded to people seeking to exploit this unfortunate incident. Under Singapore Law, bloggers who intentionally spread the "Tammy videos" are liable in tort to "Tammy"          .   
Revised:  3. And man cries (distressed): 'What is the matter with her?'- . 
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Original: Rev. Mary Magdalen (Rachel Bevilacqua) of the Church of the SubGenius, a postmodern or parody religion ,  lost custody of her child in February of 2006, seemingly due to her involvement with the church.
Revised: Rev. Mary Magdalen (Rachel Bevilacqua) of the , lost custody of her child in February of 2006, seemingly due to her involvement with the church.
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Original: Rev. Mary Magdalen (Rachel Bevilacqua) of the Church of the SubGenius, a postmodern or parody religion ,  lost custody of her child in February of 2006, seemingly due to her involvement with the church.
Revised: Rev. Mary Magdalen (Rachel Bevilacqua) of the Church of the SubGenius, a postmodern or parody religion , a or , lost custody of her child in February of 2006, seemingly due to her involvement with the church.
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Original:  Judge James Punch ( Orleans County ) allegedly denied custody of the child her son out of anger, after seeing videos of Rev. Magdalen in a bondage "dress" and papier maché goat’s head at the church's X-Day celebration and performance art piece.
Revised:  Judge James Punch ( ) allegedly denied custody of the child her son out of anger, after seeing videos of Rev. Magdalen in a bondage "dress" and papier maché goat’s head at the church's X-Day celebration and performance art piece.
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Original:  Judge James Punch ( Orleans County ) allegedly denied custody of the child her son out of anger, after seeing videos of Rev. Magdalen in a bondage "dress" and papier maché goat’s head at the church's X-Day celebration and performance art piece.
Revised:  Judge James Punch ( Orleans County ) allegedly denied custody of the child her son out of anger, after seeing videos of Rev. Magdalen in a bondage "dress" and papier maché goat’s head at the church's and piece.
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Original:  The church members traditionally consider the for-profit arm to have "religious significance", due in part to the church's intentional parody of Scientology and New Age religions , and the church declares itself to be "the only religion that is proud to pay its taxes."
Revised:  The church members traditionally consider the for-profit arm to have "religious significance", due in part to the church's intentional parody of and , and the church declares itself to be "the only religion that is proud to pay its taxes."
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Original:  Religions or deities engaging in satire , such as the Church of the SubGenius, Discordianism, the Invisible Pink Unicorn , and the Flying Spaghetti Monster , have become significantly more widespread through the internet.
Revised:  Religions or deities engaging in , such as the Church of the SubGenius, Discordianism, the Invisible Pink Unicorn , and the Flying Spaghetti Monster , have become significantly more widespread through the internet.
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Original:  Religions or deities engaging in satire , such as the Church of the SubGenius, Discordianism, the Invisible Pink Unicorn , and the Flying Spaghetti Monster , have become significantly more widespread through the internet.
Revised:  Religions or deities engaging in satire , such as the Church of the SubGenius, Discordianism, the , and the Flying Spaghetti Monster , have become significantly more widespread through the internet.
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Original:  Religions or deities engaging in satire , such as the Church of the SubGenius, Discordianism, the Invisible Pink Unicorn , and the Flying Spaghetti Monster , have become significantly more widespread through the internet.
Revised:  Religions or deities engaging in satire , such as the Church of the SubGenius, Discordianism, the Invisible Pink Unicorn , and the , have become significantly more widespread through the internet.
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Original:  However, the Church of the SubGenius is relatively old, dating to 1979, and gained much of its current popularity through its published books, including the Book of the SubGenius , and its Hour of Slack radio program.
Revised:  However, the Church of the SubGenius is relatively old, dating to 1979, and gained much of its current popularity through its published books, including the , and its Hour of Slack radio program.
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Original:  However, the Church of the SubGenius is relatively old, dating to 1979, and gained much of its current popularity through its published books, including the Book of the SubGenius , and its Hour of Slack radio program.
Revised:  However, the Church of the SubGenius is relatively old, dating to 1979, and gained much of its current popularity through its published books, including the Book of the SubGenius , and its radio program.
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Original:  including Boing Boing and Fark . External links Rachel Bevilacqua's Blog entry Summary of Rev. Magdalen's case, with updates TV news story on the case, March 26th, 2006 boingboing article on the case, 3, 20,'06%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Related links Rachel Bevilacqua's blog containing court documents filed against her, and the custody ruling Affidavits filed by Rachel Bevilacqua in her defense Court transcript of Rachel Bevilacqua's testimony on Feb. 3, 2006 Copy of the judge's order The Office Pulpit of Rev. Ivan Stang Notice from the Church of the SubGenius MetaFilter discussion Judge James Punch judicial directory entry
Revised:  including Boing Boing and Fark . External links %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Related links Rachel Bevilacqua's blog containing court documents filed against her, and the custody ruling Affidavits filed by Rachel Bevilacqua in her defense Court transcript of Rachel Bevilacqua's testimony on Feb. 3, 2006 Copy of the judge's order The Office Pulpit of Rev. Ivan Stang Notice from the Church of the SubGenius MetaFilter discussion Judge James Punch judicial directory entry
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Original:  March 26th, 2006 boingboing article on the case, 3, 20,'06%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Related links Rachel Bevilacqua's blog containing court documents filed against her, and the custody ruling Affidavits filed by Rachel Bevilacqua in her defense Court transcript of Rachel Bevilacqua's testimony on Feb. 3, 2006 Copy of the judge's order The Office Pulpit of Rev. Ivan Stang Notice from the Church of the SubGenius MetaFilter discussion Judge James Punch judicial directory entry
Revised:  March 26th, 2006 boingboing article on the case, 3, 20,'06%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Sister links
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Original:  The Minister for Health and Ageing Tony Abbott ( Liberal, Warringah ) had introduced a policy that the Government would pay Medicare users up to a fixed amount — the safety net — to help in addressing "gaps" in certain payments which Medicare would not cover, such as certain hospital payments.
Revised:  The Minister for Health and Ageing Tony Abbott ( , ) had introduced a policy that the Government would pay Medicare users up to a fixed amount — the safety net — to help in addressing "gaps" in certain payments which Medicare would not cover, such as certain hospital payments.
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Original:  He alleged that criticism by the Opposition Health spokeswoman Julia Gillard ( Labor, Lalor ) that the safety net favoured Liberal/ National Party coalition electorates was misleading as it was a Labor electorate, Grayndler that received the "highest safety net benefits per electorate".
Revised:  He alleged that criticism by the Opposition Health spokeswoman Julia Gillard ( , ) that the safety net favoured Liberal/ National Party coalition electorates was misleading as it was a Labor electorate, Grayndler that received the "highest safety net benefits per electorate".
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Original:  He alleged that criticism by the Opposition Health spokeswoman Julia Gillard ( Labor, Lalor ) that the safety net favoured Liberal/ National Party coalition electorates was misleading as it was a Labor electorate, Grayndler that received the "highest safety net benefits per electorate".
Revised:  He alleged that criticism by the Opposition Health spokeswoman Julia Gillard ( Labor, Lalor ) that the safety net favoured Liberal/ coalition electorates was misleading as it was a Labor electorate, Grayndler that received the "highest safety net benefits per electorate".
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Original:  He alleged that criticism by the Opposition Health spokeswoman Julia Gillard ( Labor, Lalor ) that the safety net favoured Liberal/ National Party coalition electorates was misleading as it was a Labor electorate, Grayndler that received the "highest safety net benefits per electorate".
Revised:  He alleged that criticism by the Opposition Health spokeswoman Julia Gillard ( Labor, Lalor ) that the safety net favoured Liberal/ National Party coalition electorates was misleading as it was a Labor electorate, that received the "highest safety net benefits per electorate".
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Original:  This led Gillard to make a personal explanation after Question Time, stating that "the top four electorates receiving money under the Medicare safety net are Wentworth, North Sydney, Bradfield and Warringah " -- all coalition electorates.
Revised:  This led Gillard to make a personal explanation after Question Time, stating that "the top four electorates receiving money under the Medicare safety net are , , and " -- all coalition electorates.
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Original:  This led Gillard to make a personal explanation after Question Time, stating that "the top four electorates receiving money under the Medicare safety net are Wentworth, North Sydney, Bradfield and Warringah " -- all coalition electorates.
Revised:  This led Gillard to make a personal explanation after Question Time, stating that "the top four electorates receiving money under the Medicare safety net are Wentworth, North Sydney, Bradfield and Warringah " — all coalition electorates.
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Original:  The Leader of the Opposition, Kim Beazley (Labor, Brand ), put a question to the Speaker of the House, David Hawker (Liberal, Wannon ) asking of the Speaker his "assurance that no person is being deliberately misled by the actions of any other person".
Revised:  The Leader of the Opposition, (, ), put a question to the Speaker of the House, David Hawker (Liberal, Wannon ) asking of the Speaker his "assurance that no person is being deliberately misled by the actions of any other person".
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Original:  The Leader of the Opposition, Kim Beazley (Labor, Brand ), put a question to the Speaker of the House, David Hawker (Liberal, Wannon ) asking of the Speaker his "assurance that no person is being deliberately misled by the actions of any other person".
Revised:  The Leader of the Opposition, Kim Beazley (Labor, Brand ), put a question to the , (, ) asking of the Speaker his "assurance that no person is being deliberately misled by the actions of any other person".
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Original: 222px|RTL Übertragungswagen in Dresdener Altstadt Not only the citizens of the affected cities of the high water leading rivers in Germany have sleepless nights – as the flood means work for TV and radio stations as well.
Revised: 222px|RTL Übertragungswagen in Dresdener Altstadt Not only do the citizens of the affected cities of the high water leading rivers in Germany have sleepless nights – as the flood means work for TV and radio stations as well.
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Original: 222px|RTL Übertragungswagen in Dresdener Altstadt Not only the citizens of the affected cities of the high water leading rivers in Germany have sleepless nights – as the flood means work for TV and radio stations as well.
Revised: 222px|RTL Übertragungswagen in Dresdener Altstadt Not only the citizens of the cities near rivers with rising water in Germany have sleepless nights – as the flood means work for TV and radio stations as well.
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Original: 222px|RTL Übertragungswagen in Dresdener Altstadt Not only the citizens of the affected cities of the high water leading rivers in Germany have sleepless nights – as the flood means work for TV and radio stations as well.
Revised: 222px|RTL Übertragungswagen in Dresdener Altstadt Not only the citizens of the affected cities of the high water leading rivers in Germany have sleepness nights - the flood also means more work for TV and radio stations as well.
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Original:  At 04:00 UTC , the river Elbe had  a level of 7.36 meters, with the water still rising. Besides RTL, several other news agencies have also positioned themselves at critical points , in order to provide TV and radio consumers with information.
Revised:  At 04:00 UTC , the river Elbe had a level of 7.36 meters, with the river continuing to rise. RTL, a local news agency, along with several other agencies have positioned themselves at critical points , in order to provide TV and radio consumers with information.
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Original:  Equipped with satellite uplinks, video editing  and other means to make the filmed clips ready for broadcasting, RTL has positioned itself near the "Radeberger Schankwirtschaft" at the Brühlsche Terrassen.
Revised:  Equipped with satellite uplinks, video editing tools, and other means to make the filmed clips ready for broadcasting, RTL has positioned itself near the "Radeberger Schankwirtschaft" at the Brühlsche Terrassen.
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Original:  In this instance, the judge threw the case out due to a part of the law which states that any objections must be raised at least seven days prior to the court case , so as to allow the defendent time to collect evidence.
Revised:  The judge threw the case out due to a part of the law which states that any objections must be raised at least seven days prior to the court case , so as to allow the defendent time to collect evidence.
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Original:  In this instance, the judge threw the case out due to a part of the law which states that any objections must be raised at least seven days prior to the court case , so as to allow the defendent time to collect evidence.
Revised:  In this instance, the judge threw the case out due to a part of the law which requires that any objections must be raised at least seven days prior to the court case , so as to allow the defendent time to collect evidence.
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Original:  In this instance, the judge threw the case out due to a part of the law which states that any objections must be raised at least seven days prior to the court case , so as to allow the defendent time to collect evidence.
Revised:  In this instance, the judge threw the case out due to a part of the law which states that any objections must be raised at least seven days prior to the court case to allow the defendent time to collect evidence.
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Original:  In this instance, the judge threw the case out due to a part of the law which states that any objections must be raised at least seven days prior to the court case , so as to allow the defendent time to collect evidence.
Revised:  In this instance, the judge threw the case out due to a part of the law which states that any objections must be raised at least seven days prior to the court case , so as to allow the defendant time to collect evidence.
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Original:  The objections that were brought to the court were brought the day of the trial , as opposed to seven days previously . Jen Paski, a spokeswomen for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had this to say: “We were very distressed by this challenge and we are absolutely thrilled that it failed."
Revised:  The objections in this case were brought the day of the trial , as opposed to seven days previously . Jen Paski, a spokeswomen for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had this to say: “We were very distressed by this challenge and we are absolutely thrilled that it failed."
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Original:  The objections that were brought to the court were brought the day of the trial , as opposed to seven days previously . Jen Paski, a spokeswomen for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had this to say: “We were very distressed by this challenge and we are absolutely thrilled that it failed."
Revised:  The objections that were brought to the court were brought the day of the trial . Jen Paski, a spokeswomen for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had this to say: “We were very distressed by this challenge and we are absolutely thrilled that it failed."
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Original:  The objections that were brought to the court were brought the day of the trial , as opposed to seven days previously . Jen Paski, a spokeswomen for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had this to say: “We were very distressed by this challenge and we are absolutely thrilled that it failed."
Revised:  The objections that were brought to the court were brought the day of the trial , as opposed to seven days previously . Jen Paski, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had this to say: “We were very distressed by this challenge and we are absolutely thrilled that it failed."
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Original:  The objections that were brought to the court were brought the day of the trial , as opposed to seven days previously . Jen Paski, a spokeswomen for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee had this to say: “We were very distressed by this challenge and we are absolutely thrilled that it failed."
Revised:  The objections that were brought to the court were brought the day of the trial , as opposed to seven days previously . Jen Paski, a spokeswomen for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee said, “We were very distressed by this challenge and we are absolutely thrilled that it failed."
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