wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  The phenomenon is important for understanding and controlling emerging infectious diseases in humans, especially those caused by viruses , where one reservoir species transfers the virus to a vector species, which in turn transfers the virus to humans . Most viral diseases of humans are zoonotic in origin, having been historically transmitted to human populations from various animal species;
Revised:  The concept is important in understanding and controlling emerging infectious diseases in humans, especially those caused by viruses , where one reservoir species transfers the virus to a vector species, which in turn transfers the virus to humans . Most viral diseases of humans are zoonotic in origin, having been historically transmitted to human populations from various animal species;
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Original:  The phenomenon is important for understanding and controlling emerging infectious diseases in humans, especially those caused by viruses , where one reservoir species transfers the virus to a vector species, which in turn transfers the virus to humans . Most viral diseases of humans are zoonotic in origin, having been historically transmitted to human populations from various animal species;
Revised:  The phenomenon is important for understanding and controlling emerging infectious diseases in humans, especially those caused by viruses . Most viral diseases of humans are zoonotic in origin, having been historically transmitted to human populations from various animal species;
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Original:  The exact mechanisms that facilitate cross-species transmission vary by pathogen, and even for widespread diseases are often unknown; however, it is believed that viruses with very high mutation rates are able to rapidly adapt to new hosts and thereby overcome host-specific immunological defenses, allowing their continued transmission.
Revised:  The exact mechanisms that facilitate cross-species transmission vary by pathogen, and even for widespread diseases are often poorly understood. It is believed that viruses with very high mutation rates are able to rapidly adapt to new hosts and thereby overcome host-specific immunological defenses, allowing their continued transmission.
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Original:  It can also occur  between species with low contact rates if facilitated by an intermediary species . For example, bats can directly transfer the rabies virus to humans through bites, and also through aerosolization of bat saliva and urine which can then be absorbed by human mucous membranes in the nose, mouth, and eyes. A host shifting event occurs when a strain that was previously zoonotic now circulates exclusively among humans.
Revised:  It can also occur between species with low contact rates if facilitated by an intermediary species 
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Original: Hantu Tinggi (Tall Ghost) is a being similar to 'Hantu Raya' or 'genderuwo' albeit extremely large, larger then aforementioned beings, so large that it's waist to head are covered by clouds.
Revised: Hantu Tinggi (Tall Ghost) is a being similar to 'Hantu Raya' or 'genderuwo' albeit extremely large, larger then aforementioned beings, so large that its waist to head are covered by clouds.
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Original:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad  ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
Revised:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' which means 'Demon's Dad ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
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Original:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad  ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
Revised:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad . ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
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Original:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad  ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
Revised:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad ' (Dad in this usage means bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad  ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
Revised:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad  ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
Revised:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi may be mistakenly conflated with Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
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Original:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad  ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
Revised:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the form of bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad  ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest , they're actually not .
Revised:  In Indonesia and Borneo the common layman term usually would be called 'Bapak Hantu' or 'Bapak Jin' in which the meaning is 'Demon's Dad ' (Dad in this term of usage is usually meaning to be said bigger than the usual biggest.) Nature Hantu Tinggi , although mistaken for being that looks like Hantu Galah, which is a spirit in the structure of a bamboo in the forest .
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Original:  When people meets Hantu tinggi they usually gets many problems, which are hex or curse, in the form of: blind issue (if ever gotten eye contact with Hantu Tinggi) or an illness, or physically destructed, like broken spine issue, broken necks, or any issue related to being broken or crushed without any issues .
Revised:  People may be cursed with physical ailments such as broken spines or necks if they encounter Hantu Tinggi, or blindness if they make eye contact .
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Original:  The people in the land that is in the east or west of Malaysia, if they ever need protection they will recite Qur'an, or quranic verses, coupled with du'a , those after Islamic era of Malaysia. Those of not, or before Islamic era are said to avoid forests in general, or in this case ones with high enough tree, and also hills and mountains.
Revised:  The people in the land that is in the east or west of Malaysia, if they ever need protection they will recite Qur'an, or quranic verses, coupled with du'a to protect against Hanta Tinggi, or for their children to avoid tall forests or hills and mountains.
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Original:  Parents would always advise both (before and after Islamic era in Malaysia) aforementioned things against any demon/Hantu,Jin,etc. One will go to traditional healer to heal themselves of the curse/hex or of possession if they ever gets one. In all time people goes to Bomoh, Pawang, Dukun, but the one with religious knowledge will seek ustadz, Imam, Ruqyah healers or any Islamic healer to cure them.
Revised:  Someone cursed by one may go to a Bomoh, Pawang, Dukun, but the one with religious knowledge will seek ustadz, Imam, Ruqyah healers or any Islamic healer to cure them.
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Original:  In all time people goes to Bomoh, Pawang, Dukun, but the one with religious knowledge will seek ustadz, Imam, Ruqyah healers or any Islamic healer to cure them.
Revised:  In all time people goes to Bomoh, Pawang, Dukun, or ustadz, Imam, Ruqyah healers or any Islamic healer to cure them.
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Original:  In popular culture The Hantu tinggi is not as popular as Hantu Galah and Hantu Raya but they appears in Malaysian book of horror or autobiography of the author that experience it firsthand or secondhand.
Revised:  In popular culture The Hantu tinggi is not as popular as Hantu Galah and Hantu Raya but they appears in Malaysian books of horror or autobiography of the author that experience it firsthand or secondhand.
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Original:  In popular culture The Hantu tinggi is not as popular as Hantu Galah and Hantu Raya but they appears in Malaysian book of horror or autobiography of the author that experience it firsthand or secondhand.
Revised:  In popular culture The Hantu tinggi is not as popular as Hantu Galah and Hantu Raya but they appears in Malaysian book of horror or autobiographies of people who have experienced it first or secondhand.
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Original:  Some people does not know the difference of the Hantu galah and hantu tinggi that they make it as if they know everything and just similarised them. another popular culture for this is from tongue of people, folklore if you will . Old people will tell this to those who stay around to hear from them. All in all, most people will say that don't believe you own any of the stories, because in Islamic Malay saying: "ghaib itu hanya tuhan yang tahu" . Translated to: "only god knows of " Ghaib" . Some media, like youtuber paranormal and youtuber explorers did mention time to time, and horror/scary info youtuber makes explanatory or breakdown about Hantu Tinggi as well .
Revised:  Most people will say not to believe you own any of the stories, because in Islamic Malay saying: "ghaib itu hanya tuhan yang tahu" . Translated to: "only god knows of " Ghaib" . Some media, like youtuber paranormal and youtuber explorers did mention time to time, and horror/scary info youtuber makes explanatory or breakdown about Hantu Tinggi as well .
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Original:  All in all, most people will say that don't believe you own any of the stories, because in Islamic Malay saying: "ghaib itu hanya tuhan yang tahu" . Translated to: "only god knows of " Ghaib" . Some media, like youtuber paranormal and youtuber explorers did mention time to time, and horror/scary info youtuber makes explanatory or breakdown about Hantu Tinggi as well .
Revised:  All in all, most people will say that don't believe you own any of the stories, because in Islamic Malay saying: "ghaib itu hanya tuhan yang tahu" ( "only god knows of " Ghaib" . Some media, like youtuber paranormal and youtuber explorers did mention time to time, and horror/scary info youtuber makes explanatory or breakdown about Hantu Tinggi as well .
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Original:  All in all, most people will say that don't believe you own any of the stories, because in Islamic Malay saying: "ghaib itu hanya tuhan yang tahu" . Translated to: "only god knows of " Ghaib" . Some media, like youtuber paranormal and youtuber explorers did mention time to time, and horror/scary info youtuber makes explanatory or breakdown about Hantu Tinggi as well .
Revised:  All in all, most people will say that don't believe you own any of the stories, because in Islamic Malay saying: "ghaib itu hanya tuhan yang tahu" . Translated to: "only god knows of Ghaib" . Some media, like youtuber paranormal and youtuber explorers did mention time to time, and horror/scary info youtuber makes explanatory or breakdown about Hantu Tinggi as well .
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Original:  All in all, most people will say that don't believe you own any of the stories, because in Islamic Malay saying: "ghaib itu hanya tuhan yang tahu" . Translated to: "only god knows of " Ghaib" . Some media, like youtuber paranormal and youtuber explorers did mention time to time, and horror/scary info youtuber makes explanatory or breakdown about Hantu Tinggi as well .
Revised:  All in all, most people will say that don't believe you own any of the stories, because in Islamic Malay saying: "ghaib itu hanya tuhan yang tahu" . Translated to: "only god knows of " Ghaib" Some media, like youtuber paranormal and youtuber explorers did mention time to time, and horror/scary info youtuber makes explanatory or breakdown about Hantu Tinggi as well .
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Original:  All in all, most people will say that don't believe you own any of the stories, because in Islamic Malay saying: "ghaib itu hanya tuhan yang tahu" . Translated to: "only god knows of " Ghaib" . Some media, like youtuber paranormal and youtuber explorers did mention time to time, and horror/scary info youtuber makes explanatory or breakdown about Hantu Tinggi as well .
Revised:  All in all, most people will say that don't believe you own any of the stories, because in Islamic Malay saying: "ghaib itu hanya tuhan yang tahu" . Translated to: "only god knows of " Ghaib" . ) .
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Original:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos  , Valerios Stais  , Spyridon Marinatos  and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos  , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
Revised:  ; mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos , Valerios Stais , Spyridon Marinatos and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
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Original:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos  , Valerios Stais  , Spyridon Marinatos  and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos  , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
Revised:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory (acclaimed contributor to real and complex analysis and the calculus of variations); archaeologists Manolis Andronikos , Valerios Stais , Spyridon Marinatos and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
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Original:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos  , Valerios Stais  , Spyridon Marinatos  and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos  , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
Revised:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos (unearthed the tomb of Philip II) , Valerios Stais , Spyridon Marinatos and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
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Original:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos  , Valerios Stais  , Spyridon Marinatos  and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos  , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
Revised:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos , Valerios Stais (recognised the Antikythera mechanism) , Spyridon Marinatos and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
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Original:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos  , Valerios Stais  , Spyridon Marinatos  and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos  , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
Revised:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos , Valerios Stais , Spyridon Marinatos (specialised in Mycenaean sites) and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
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Original:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos  , Valerios Stais  , Spyridon Marinatos  and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos  , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
Revised:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos , Valerios Stais , Spyridon Marinatos and Ioannis Svoronos ; chemists Leonidas Zervas (of Bergmann-Zervas synthesis and Z-group discovery fame), K. C. Nicolaou (first total synthesis of taxol) and Panayotis Katsoyannis (first chemical synthesis of insulin); computer scientists Michael Dertouzos , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
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Original:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos  , Valerios Stais  , Spyridon Marinatos  and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos  , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
Revised:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos , Valerios Stais , Spyridon Marinatos and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos and Nicholas Negroponte (known for their early work with the World Wide Web) , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
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Original:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos  , Valerios Stais  , Spyridon Marinatos  and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos  , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
Revised:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos , Valerios Stais , Spyridon Marinatos and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos , John Argyris (co-creator of the FEM), Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize"
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Original:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos  , Valerios Stais  , Spyridon Marinatos  and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos  , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award , the "Nobel Prize" of Computer Science ), Christos Papadimitriou (2002 Knuth Prize , 2012 Gödel Prize ) and Mihalis Yannakakis (2005 Knuth Prize)
Revised:  , mathematician Constantin Carathéodory , archaeologists Manolis Andronikos , Valerios Stais , Spyridon Marinatos and Ioannis Svoronos , computer scientists Michael Dertouzos , John Argyris , Nicholas Negroponte, Joseph Sifakis (2007 Turing Award ), Christos Papadimitriou (2002 Knuth Prize , 2012 Gödel Prize ) and Mihalis Yannakakis (2005 Knuth Prize)
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Original:  of Computer Science ), Christos Papadimitriou (2002 Knuth Prize , 2012 Gödel Prize ) and Mihalis Yannakakis (2005 Knuth Prize)
Revised:  of Computer Science ), Christos Papadimitriou (2002 Knuth Prize ) and Mihalis Yannakakis (2005 Knuth Prize)
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Original:  Dimitri Nanopoulos and John Iliopoulos (2007 Dirac Prize for his contributions on the physics of the charm quark, a major contribution to the birth of the Standard Model, the modern theory of Elementary Particles), astronomer Eugenios Antoniadis , biologist Fotis Kafatos , botanist Theodoros Orphanides , economist Xenophon Zolotas , linguist Yiannis Psycharis , historians Constantine Paparrigopoulos  and Helene Glykatzi Ahrweiler  and political scientists Nicos Poulantzas  and Cornelius Castoriadis  .
Revised:  Dimitri Nanopoulos and John Iliopoulos (2007 Dirac Prize for work on the charm quark); astronomer Eugenios Antoniadis , biologist Fotis Kafatos , botanist Theodoros Orphanides , economist Xenophon Zolotas , linguist Yiannis Psycharis , historians Constantine Paparrigopoulos and Helene Glykatzi Ahrweiler and political scientists Nicos Poulantzas and Cornelius Castoriadis .
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Original:  a major contribution to the birth of the Standard Model, the modern theory of Elementary Particles), astronomer Eugenios Antoniadis , biologist Fotis Kafatos , botanist Theodoros Orphanides , economist Xenophon Zolotas , linguist Yiannis Psycharis , historians Constantine Paparrigopoulos  and Helene Glykatzi Ahrweiler  and political scientists Nicos Poulantzas  and Cornelius Castoriadis  .
Revised:  a major contribution to the birth of the Standard Model, the modern theory of Elementary Particles), astronomer Eugenios Antoniadis ; biologist Fotis Kafatos , botanist Theodoros Orphanides , economist Xenophon Zolotas , linguist Yiannis Psycharis , historians Constantine Paparrigopoulos and Helene Glykatzi Ahrweiler and political scientists Nicos Poulantzas and Cornelius Castoriadis .
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