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Original:  January 31%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% West Papuan refugees may face death if deported Refugee rights advocates and Australian Parliamentarians on Christmas Island have expressed alarm at the Indonesian Government's direct request to Prime Minister John Howard for the return of 43 Papuan refugees, who arrived on Cape York by boat on January 18th. Rob Wesley-Smith from Australians for a Free West Papua said the asylum seekers escaped because their lives were threatened, and would certainly face death if forced to return. Indonesian President Suslio Bambang Yudhoyono has assured Mr Howard that the group will not be prosecuted if they are returned.
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Original:  February 3, 2006%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Indonesia warns Australia over West Papuan asylum seekers Indonesia's ambassador to Australia has warned that relations between the two neighbors could be "strained" if the Howard Government grants political asylum to a group of refugees from the troubled Indonesian province of West Papua...
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Indonesia warns Australia over West Papuan asylum seekers Indonesia's ambassador to Australia has warned that relations between the two neighbors could be "strained" if the Howard Government grants political asylum to a group of refugees from the troubled Indonesian province of West Papua...
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Original:  February 3, 2006%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Indonesia warns Australia over West Papuan asylum seekers Indonesia's ambassador to Australia has warned that relations between the two neighbors could be "strained" if the Howard Government grants political asylum to a group of refugees from the troubled Indonesian province of West Papua...
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Original:  March 25, 2006 42 West Papuan asylum seekers get temporary Australian visas The Australian government has granted temporary visas to 42 West Papuan asylum seekers. The group accuse the Indonesian military of "conducting genocide in their homeland." The 36 adults and seven children spent five days at sea in a traditional outrigger boat before arriving in far north Queensland's Cape York in January. They have been since been detained under Australia's Mandatory Detention policy.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% April 5, 2006 Six Papuans reported camping on Australian island ''The Australian government has received reports that a family of six people from the Indonesian province of West Papua are camping on Bamboo Island in the Torres Strait. The Australian customs service is trying to verify the accuracy of the reports. It is believed that the group consists of a union activist, his wife and four children. One of the children is believed to be two months old
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Original:  An Garda Síochána have regained control in Dublin, Ireland following riots in which a Republican counter-demonstration against Loyalist marches in the city descended into violence that engulfed the city centre.
Revised:  An Garda Síochána have regained control in Dublin, Ireland following riots in which a counter-demonstration against Loyalist marches in the city descended into violence that engulfed the city centre.
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Original:  An Garda Síochána have regained control in Dublin, Ireland following riots in which a Republican counter-demonstration against Loyalist marches in the city descended into violence that engulfed the city centre.
Revised:  An Garda Síochána have regained control in Dublin, Ireland following riots in which a Republican counter-demonstration against marches in the city descended into violence that engulfed the city centre.
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Original:  Shops on some of Dublin's major thoroughfares including O'Connell Street, Nassau Street and Kildare Street were closed as the Garda Riot Squad moved in from Grafton Street , and hundreds of shoppers were caught up in the disturbance.
Revised:  Shops on some of Dublin's major thoroughfares including , and were closed as the Garda Riot Squad moved in from Grafton Street , and hundreds of shoppers were caught up in the disturbance.
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Original:  Shops on some of Dublin's major thoroughfares including O'Connell Street, Nassau Street and Kildare Street were closed as the Garda Riot Squad moved in from Grafton Street , and hundreds of shoppers were caught up in the disturbance.
Revised:  Shops on some of Dublin's major thoroughfares including O'Connell Street, Nassau Street and Kildare Street were closed as the Garda Riot Squad moved in from , and hundreds of shoppers were caught up in the disturbance.
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Original:  About 1,000 Loyalist protestors, including members of the Orange Order , had travelled from Northern Ireland in order to march from Parnell Street down to Leinster House (the seat of the Irish parliament ) on Kildare Street.
Revised:  About 1,000 Loyalist protestors, including members of the , had travelled from Northern Ireland in order to march from Parnell Street down to Leinster House (the seat of the Irish parliament ) on Kildare Street.
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Original:  About 1,000 Loyalist protestors, including members of the Orange Order , had travelled from Northern Ireland in order to march from Parnell Street down to Leinster House (the seat of the Irish parliament ) on Kildare Street.
Revised:  About 1,000 Loyalist protestors, including members of the Orange Order , had travelled from Northern Ireland in order to march from Parnell Street down to (the seat of the Irish parliament ) on Kildare Street.
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Original:  About 1,000 Loyalist protestors, including members of the Orange Order , had travelled from Northern Ireland in order to march from Parnell Street down to Leinster House (the seat of the Irish parliament ) on Kildare Street.
Revised:  About 1,000 Loyalist protestors, including members of the Orange Order , had travelled from Northern Ireland in order to march from Parnell Street down to Leinster House (the seat of the ) on Kildare Street.
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Original:  Political figures, led by President of Ireland Mary McAleese , and including leaders of major political parties from across Ireland's political spectrum such as Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, the Democratic Unionist Party ,  the  Irish Labour Party, Sinn Féin and the Social Democratic Labour Party have condemned the violence.
Revised:  Political figures, led by , and including leaders of major political parties from across Ireland's political spectrum such as Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, the Democratic Unionist Party , the Irish Labour Party, Sinn Féin and the Social Democratic Labour Party have condemned the violence.
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Original:  Political figures, led by President of Ireland Mary McAleese , and including leaders of major political parties from across Ireland's political spectrum such as Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, the Democratic Unionist Party ,  the  Irish Labour Party, Sinn Féin and the Social Democratic Labour Party have condemned the violence.
Revised:  Political figures, led by President of Ireland Mary McAleese , and including leaders of major political parties from across Ireland's political spectrum such as , the Irish Labour Party, Sinn Féin and the Social Democratic Labour Party have condemned the violence.
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Original:  Political figures, led by President of Ireland Mary McAleese , and including leaders of major political parties from across Ireland's political spectrum such as Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, the Democratic Unionist Party ,  the  Irish Labour Party, Sinn Féin and the Social Democratic Labour Party have condemned the violence.
Revised:  Political figures, led by President of Ireland Mary McAleese , and including leaders of major political parties from across Ireland's political spectrum such as Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, the Democratic Unionist Party , , the Irish Labour Party, Sinn Féin and the Social Democratic Labour Party have condemned the violence.
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Original:  Political figures, led by President of Ireland Mary McAleese , and including leaders of major political parties from across Ireland's political spectrum such as Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, the Democratic Unionist Party ,  the  Irish Labour Party, Sinn Féin and the Social Democratic Labour Party have condemned the violence.
Revised:  Political figures, led by President of Ireland Mary McAleese , and including leaders of major political parties from across Ireland's political spectrum such as Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, the Democratic Unionist Party , the , the Irish Labour Party, Sinn Féin and the Social Democratic Labour Party have condemned the violence.
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Original:  Political figures, led by President of Ireland Mary McAleese , and including leaders of major political parties from across Ireland's political spectrum such as Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, the Democratic Unionist Party ,  the  Irish Labour Party, Sinn Féin and the Social Democratic Labour Party have condemned the violence.
Revised:  Political figures, led by President of Ireland Mary McAleese , and including leaders of major political parties from across Ireland's political spectrum such as Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael, the Democratic Unionist Party , the Irish , and the have condemned the violence.
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Original:  Unionist politicians due to participate in the rally, including Democratic Unionist Party MP Jeffrey Donaldson and Ulster Unionist deputy leader Danny Kennedy , have issued a complaint to the Irish Minister for Justice Michael McDowell , who has admitted that An Garda Síochána were not expecting the level of hostility that was realised.
Revised:  politicians due to participate in the rally, including Democratic Unionist Party MP Jeffrey Donaldson and Ulster Unionist deputy leader Danny Kennedy , have issued a complaint to the Irish Minister for Justice Michael McDowell , who has admitted that An Garda Síochána were not expecting the level of hostility that was realised.
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Original:  Unionist politicians due to participate in the rally, including Democratic Unionist Party MP Jeffrey Donaldson and Ulster Unionist deputy leader Danny Kennedy , have issued a complaint to the Irish Minister for Justice Michael McDowell , who has admitted that An Garda Síochána were not expecting the level of hostility that was realised.
Revised:  Unionist politicians due to participate in the rally, including and deputy leader , have issued a complaint to the Irish Minister for Justice Michael McDowell , who has admitted that An Garda Síochána were not expecting the level of hostility that was realised.
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Original:  Unionist politicians due to participate in the rally, including Democratic Unionist Party MP Jeffrey Donaldson and Ulster Unionist deputy leader Danny Kennedy , have issued a complaint to the Irish Minister for Justice Michael McDowell , who has admitted that An Garda Síochána were not expecting the level of hostility that was realised.
Revised:  Unionist politicians due to participate in the rally, including Democratic Unionist Party MP Jeffrey Donaldson and Ulster Unionist deputy leader Danny Kennedy , have issued a complaint to the , who has admitted that An Garda Síochána were not expecting the level of hostility that was realised.
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Original:  Republican Sinn Féin , a party which split from the main body of Sinn Féin in 1986 and which had been involved in the organisation of the counter-demonstration, have declared that it was irresponsible for the authorities to allow the marches to go ahead.
Revised:  , a party which split from the main body of Sinn Féin in 1986 and which had been involved in the organisation of the counter-demonstration, have declared that it was irresponsible for the authorities to allow the marches to go ahead.
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contrast to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on " loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma 2005 that the insurgency is " in the last throes " . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration . In his November 1 radio address President Bush said " loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma 2005 that the insurgency is " in the last throes " . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on " Some of the killers behind these attacks are loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma 2005 that the insurgency is " in the last throes " . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on " loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power and who resent Iraq's new freedoms. Others are foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma 2005 that the insurgency is " in the last throes " . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on " loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos . ... The terrorists and the Baathists hope to weaken our will. Our will cannot be shaken." 2005 that the insurgency is " in the last throes " . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on " loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma In a May 2005 that the insurgency is " in the last throes " . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on " loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma 2005 interview Vice President Cheney said " in the last throes " . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on " loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma 2005 that the insurgency is " I think they're in the last throes " . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on " loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma 2005 that the insurgency is " in the last throes , if you will, of the insurgency. " . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on " loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma 2005 that the insurgency is " in the last throes " Accoding to Robert Hutchings, the chairman of the National Intelligence Council from 2003 to 2005, and now diplomat in residence at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, there was a "steady stream" of intelligence reports warning Bush and his administration that the insurgency was intensifying and expanding, including a major study, called a National Intelligence Estimate, which was completed in October 2003. . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on "  loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma  2005 that the insurgency is "  in the last throes  "   . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
Revised: This is in stark contradiction to public statements made by the Bush administration who blamed much of the insurgency on " loyalists of the Saddam regime who seek to regain power " or " foreigners who have traveled to Iraq to spread fear and chaos " and insisted as late as Ma 2005 that the insurgency is " in the last throes " Hutchings said that from early 2003 on the intelligence reports reflected that there were "signs of incipient civil war" . "Frankly, senior officials simply weren't ready to pay attention to analysis that didn't conform to their own optimistic scenarios,"
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Original:  However, Evelyn Bencinich, a resident of Granger Place and whose house would be located directly behind the hotel said, "My property value will be depreciated or non-existant because no one is going to want to live behind a multi-story hotel.
Revised:  However, Evelyn Bencinich, a resident of Granger Place and whose house would be located directly behind the hotel said, "My property value will be depreciated or non-existent because no one is going to want to live behind a multi-story hotel.
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