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Original:  The non-governmental program Ecumenical Hellenism operates since 1995 and exists under the patronage of the Hellenic Republic as well as under the blessing and support of the Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Archbishop of Athens and All Greece Christodoulos . Category:Greece Category:Religion Category: C
Revised:  The non-governmental program Ecumenical Hellenism operates since 1995 and exists under the patronage of the as well as under the blessing and support of the Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Archbishop of Athens and All Greece Christodoulos . Category:Greece Category:Religion Category: C
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Original:  The non-governmental program Ecumenical Hellenism operates since 1995 and exists under the patronage of the Hellenic Republic as well as under the blessing and support of the Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Archbishop of Athens and All Greece Christodoulos . Category:Greece Category:Religion Category: C
Revised:  The non-governmental program Ecumenical Hellenism operates since 1995 and exists under the patronage of the Hellenic Republic as well as under the blessing and support of the Orthodox and the . Category:Greece Category:Religion Category: C
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Original:  The non-governmental program Ecumenical Hellenism operates since 1995 and exists under the patronage of the Hellenic Republic as well as under the blessing and support of the Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Archbishop of Athens and All Greece Christodoulos . Category:Greece Category:Religion Category: C
Revised:  The non-governmental program Ecumenical Hellenism operates since 1995 and exists under the patronage of the Hellenic Republic as well as under the blessing and support of the Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Archbishop of Athens and All Greece Christodoulos . Category:Greece Category:Religion Category: China Category:Athens, Greece Category:Europe Category:
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Original: Nagasaki Station (Photo by Kanko)  Itchō Itō, 61, the mayor of Nagasaki City, has been shot two times in the back and died at 2:28 a.m. at the Nagasaki University Hospital.
Revised: Nagasaki Station (Photo by Kanko) On April 16 Itchō Itō, 61, the mayor of Nagasaki City, has been shot two times in the back and died at 2:28 a.m. at the Nagasaki University Hospital.
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Original: Nagasaki Station (Photo by Kanko)  Itchō Itō, 61, the mayor of Nagasaki City, has been shot two times in the back and died at 2:28 a.m. at the Nagasaki University Hospital.
Revised: Nagasaki Station (Photo by Kanko) Itchō Itō, 61, mayor of Nagasaki City, has been shot two times in the back and died at 2:28 a.m. at the Nagasaki University Hospital.
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Original: Nagasaki Station (Photo by Kanko)  Itchō Itō, 61, the mayor of Nagasaki City, has been shot two times in the back and died at 2:28 a.m. at the Nagasaki University Hospital.
Revised: Nagasaki Station (Photo by Kanko) Itchō Itō, 61, the mayor of Nagasaki City, was shot two times in the back and died at 2:28 a.m. at the Nagasaki University Hospital.
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Original: Nagasaki Station (Photo by Kanko)  Itchō Itō, 61, the mayor of Nagasaki City, has been shot two times in the back and died at 2:28 a.m. at the Nagasaki University Hospital.
Revised: Nagasaki Station (Photo by Kanko) Itchō Itō, 61, the mayor of Nagasaki City, has been shot two times in the back . Mayor Itō died at 2:28 a.m. at the Nagasaki University Hospital.
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Original:  Nylander scored the first hat trick of the postseason, scoring the opening goal, as well as the final, as the Rangers to a dominated the Atlanta Thrashers , 7-0. Nylander scored his first of what would be three goals 0:32 into regulation, beating Kari Lehtonen , who was just barraged with pucks the entire night.
Revised:  Nylander scored the first of the postseason, scoring the opening goal, as well as the final, as the Rangers to a dominated the Atlanta Thrashers , 7-0. Nylander scored his first of what would be three goals 0:32 into regulation, beating Kari Lehtonen , who was just barraged with pucks the entire night.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Nylander scored the first hat trick of the postseason, scoring the opening goal, as well as the final, as the Rangers to a dominated the Atlanta Thrashers , 7-0. Nylander scored his first of what would be three goals 0:32 into regulation, beating Kari Lehtonen , who was just barraged with pucks the entire night.
Revised:  Nylander scored the first hat trick of the postseason, scoring the opening goal, as well as the final, as the to a dominated the Atlanta Thrashers , 7-0. Nylander scored his first of what would be three goals 0:32 into regulation, beating Kari Lehtonen , who was just barraged with pucks the entire night.
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Original:  Nylander scored the first hat trick of the postseason, scoring the opening goal, as well as the final, as the Rangers to a dominated the Atlanta Thrashers , 7-0. Nylander scored his first of what would be three goals 0:32 into regulation, beating Kari Lehtonen , who was just barraged with pucks the entire night.
Revised:  Nylander scored the first hat trick of the postseason, scoring the opening goal, as well as the final, as the Rangers to a dominated the , 7-0. Nylander scored his first of what would be three goals 0:32 into regulation, beating Kari Lehtonen , who was just barraged with pucks the entire night.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Nylander scored the first hat trick of the postseason, scoring the opening goal, as well as the final, as the Rangers to a dominated the Atlanta Thrashers , 7-0. Nylander scored his first of what would be three goals 0:32 into regulation, beating Kari Lehtonen , who was just barraged with pucks the entire night.
Revised:  Nylander scored the first hat trick of the postseason, scoring the opening goal, as well as the final, as the Rangers to a dominated the Atlanta Thrashers , 7-0. scored his first of what would be three goals 0:32 into regulation, beating Kari Lehtonen , who was just barraged with pucks the entire night.
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Original:  Nylander scored the first hat trick of the postseason, scoring the opening goal, as well as the final, as the Rangers to a dominated the Atlanta Thrashers , 7-0. Nylander scored his first of what would be three goals 0:32 into regulation, beating Kari Lehtonen , who was just barraged with pucks the entire night.
Revised:  Nylander scored the first hat trick of the postseason, scoring the opening goal, as well as the final, as the Rangers to a dominated the Atlanta Thrashers , 7-0. Nylander scored his first of what would be three goals 0:32 into regulation, beating , who was just barraged with pucks the entire night.
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Original:  The Atlanta Thrashers , down three games, will try to stop their skid, and the sweep of the opening round series Wednesday night, when they will travel to Madison Square Garden in New York City to battle the Rangers , perhaps for the last time.
Revised:  The , down three games, will try to stop their skid, and the sweep of the opening round series Wednesday night, when they will travel to Madison Square Garden in New York City to battle the Rangers , perhaps for the last time.
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Original:  The Atlanta Thrashers , down three games, will try to stop their skid, and the sweep of the opening round series Wednesday night, when they will travel to Madison Square Garden in New York City to battle the Rangers , perhaps for the last time.
Revised:  The Atlanta Thrashers , down three games, will try to stop their skid, and the sweep of the opening round series Wednesday night, when they will travel to in to battle the Rangers , perhaps for the last time.
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Original:  The Atlanta Thrashers , down three games, will try to stop their skid, and the sweep of the opening round series Wednesday night, when they will travel to Madison Square Garden in New York City to battle the Rangers , perhaps for the last time.
Revised:  The Atlanta Thrashers , down three games, will try to stop their skid, and the sweep of the opening round series Wednesday night, when they will travel to Madison Square Garden in New York City to battle the , perhaps for the last time.
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Original:  The next drive almost ended in a missed 39 yard field goal by Akers but was saved due to a running into the kicker penalty by . After the 5 yards were accessed, Akers lined up and made the 34 yard field goal bringing the score to 28-23.
Revised:  The next drive almost ended in a missed 39 yard field goal by Akers but was saved due to a running into the kicker penalty by . After the 5 yards were accessed, Akers lined up and made the 34 yard field goal bringing the score to 28–23.
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Original:  The 49ers responded with a 5 play touchdown drive ending with a Kaepernick 15 yard scramble to close the gap to 31-29 with the extra point to follow.
Revised:  The 49ers responded with a 5 play touchdown drive ending with a Kaepernick 15 yard scramble to close the gap to 31–29 with the extra point to follow.
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Original:  The 49ers attempted a two point conversion but the pass was overthrown resulting in a missed attempt, leaving the score at 31-29 with 9:57 remaining in the 4th quarter.
Revised:  The 49ers attempted a two point conversion but the pass was overthrown resulting in a missed attempt, leaving the score at 31–29 with 9:57 remaining in the 4th quarter.
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Original:  Lining up in punting formation, Koch caught the ball and ran around the end zone to waste time before getting pushed out for a safety by to make the score 34-31 with 4 seconds left in the game.
Revised:  Lining up in punting formation, Koch caught the ball and ran around the end zone to waste time before getting pushed out for a safety by to make the score 34–31 with 4 seconds left in the game.
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Original:  Reliever Scott Eyre came in to try and end the game, but gave up two hits, including the two-run single by Carlos Delgado that gave the Mets not only their first lead of the game, but the win.
Revised:  Reliever came in to try and end the game, but gave up two hits, including the two-run single by Carlos Delgado that gave the Mets not only their first lead of the game, but the win.
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Original:  Reliever Scott Eyre came in to try and end the game, but gave up two hits, including the two-run single by Carlos Delgado that gave the Mets not only their first lead of the game, but the win.
Revised:  Reliever Scott Eyre came in to try and end the game, but gave up two hits, including the two-run single by that gave the Mets not only their first lead of the game, but the win.
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Original:  The three-judge panel rejected the appeal in a 2-1 decision on Tuesday in Putrajaya . Lina Joy , 42, was born Azlina Jailani to Malay parents, and was raised as a Muslim.
Revised:  The three-judge panel rejected the appeal in a 2–1 decision on Tuesday in Putrajaya . Lina Joy , 42, was born Azlina Jailani to Malay parents, and was raised as a Muslim.
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Original:  The three-judge panel rejected the appeal in a 2-1 decision on Tuesday in Putrajaya . Lina Joy , 42, was born Azlina Jailani to Malay parents, and was raised as a Muslim.
Revised:  The three-judge panel rejected the appeal in a 2-1 decision on Tuesday in . Lina Joy , 42, was born Azlina Jailani to Malay parents, and was raised as a Muslim.
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Original:  The three-judge panel rejected the appeal in a 2-1 decision on Tuesday in Putrajaya . Lina Joy , 42, was born Azlina Jailani to Malay parents, and was raised as a Muslim.
Revised:  The three-judge panel rejected the appeal in a 2-1 decision on Tuesday in Putrajaya . , 42, was born Azlina Jailani to Malay parents, and was raised as a Muslim.
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Original:  The three-judge panel rejected the appeal in a 2-1 decision on Tuesday in Putrajaya . Lina Joy , 42, was born Azlina Jailani to Malay parents, and was raised as a Muslim.
Revised:  The three-judge panel rejected the appeal in a 2-1 decision on Tuesday in Putrajaya . Lina Joy , 42, was born Azlina Jailani to parents, and was raised as a Muslim.
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Original:  namely, the right to believe in the religion of one's choice and equally important, the right to marry a person of one's choice and to raise a family in the Malaysia context," Joy was quoted in a statement from her lawyer, and published in The Star . "The Federal Court has not only denied me that right but to all Malaysians who value fundamental freedoms.
Revised:  namely, the right to believe in the religion of one's choice and equally important, the right to marry a person of one's choice and to raise a family in the Malaysia context," Joy was quoted in a statement from her lawyer, and published in . "The Federal Court has not only denied me that right but to all Malaysians who value fundamental freedoms.
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Original:  "It's clearly justified and fair," Yusri Muhd, president of The Defenders of Islam Coalition, was quoted as saying by Channel NewsAsia . "We hope that we've seen the last of such an attempt."
Revised:  "It's clearly justified and fair," Yusri Muhd, president of The Defenders of Islam Coalition, was quoted as saying by . "We hope that we've seen the last of such an attempt."
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Original:  The lone dissenting justice, Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Richard Malanjum, wrote: "To expect the appellant to apply for a certificate of apostasy - when to do so would likely expose her to a range of offenses under the Islamic law - is, in my view, unreasonable." 
Revised:  The lone dissenting justice, Chief Judge of and Sarawak Richard Malanjum, wrote: "To expect the appellant to apply for a certificate of apostasy - when to do so would likely expose her to a range of offenses under the Islamic law - is, in my view, unreasonable." 
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Original:  The lone dissenting justice, Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Richard Malanjum, wrote: "To expect the appellant to apply for a certificate of apostasy - when to do so would likely expose her to a range of offenses under the Islamic law - is, in my view, unreasonable." 
Revised:  The lone dissenting justice, Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Richard Malanjum, wrote: "To expect the appellant to apply for a certificate of apostasy - when to do so would likely expose her to a range of offenses under the Islamic law - is, in my view, unreasonable." Sister links
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Original: On Thursday, June 7, the famous Vienna Ringstraße was partially blocked for about an hour as the 100-150 participants of a demonstration organized by the Austrian Pirate URL walked along it to call out against planned data retention legislation in Austria which would implement a European Union (EU) directive.
Revised: On Thursday, June 7, the famous Vienna was partially blocked for about an hour as the 100-150 participants of a demonstration organized by the Austrian Pirate URL walked along it to call out against planned data retention legislation in Austria which would implement a European Union (EU) directive.
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Original: On Thursday, June 7, the famous Vienna Ringstraße was partially blocked for about an hour as the 100-150 participants of a demonstration organized by the Austrian Pirate URL walked along it to call out against planned data retention legislation in Austria which would implement a European Union (EU) directive.
Revised: On Thursday, June 7, the famous Vienna Ringstraße was partially blocked for about an hour as the 100-150 participants of a demonstration organized by the Austrian Pirate URL walked along it to call out against planned legislation in Austria which would implement a European Union (EU) directive.
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Original: On Thursday, June 7, the famous Vienna Ringstraße was partially blocked for about an hour as the 100-150 participants of a demonstration organized by the Austrian Pirate URL walked along it to call out against planned data retention legislation in Austria which would implement a European Union (EU) directive.
Revised: On Thursday, June 7, the famous Vienna Ringstraße was partially blocked for about an hour as the 100-150 participants of a demonstration organized by the Austrian Pirate URL walked along it to call out against planned data retention legislation in Austria which would implement a (EU) directive.
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Original:  By then, supporters from a preceding demonstration against the G8 Summit in Germany, from the Austrian Green Party Youth, the Green and Alternative Students (German Wikipedia), the Austrian Communist Party, the Austrian Communist Students (German Wikipedia) and Monochrom , an artist group had gathered to march towards the Ministry for Traffic, Infrastructure and Technology, which is supposed to implement data retention.
Revised:  By then, supporters from a preceding demonstration against the in Germany, from the Austrian Green Party Youth, the Green and Alternative Students (German Wikipedia), the Austrian Communist Party, the Austrian Communist Students (German Wikipedia) and Monochrom , an artist group had gathered to march towards the Ministry for Traffic, Infrastructure and Technology, which is supposed to implement data retention.
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Original:  By then, supporters from a preceding demonstration against the G8 Summit in Germany, from the Austrian Green Party Youth, the Green and Alternative Students (German Wikipedia), the Austrian Communist Party, the Austrian Communist Students (German Wikipedia) and Monochrom , an artist group had gathered to march towards the Ministry for Traffic, Infrastructure and Technology, which is supposed to implement data retention.
Revised:  By then, supporters from a preceding demonstration against the G8 Summit in Germany, from the Youth, the Green and Alternative Students (German Wikipedia), the Austrian Communist Party, the Austrian Communist Students (German Wikipedia) and Monochrom , an artist group had gathered to march towards the Ministry for Traffic, Infrastructure and Technology, which is supposed to implement data retention.
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Original:  By then, supporters from a preceding demonstration against the G8 Summit in Germany, from the Austrian Green Party Youth, the Green and Alternative Students (German Wikipedia), the Austrian Communist Party, the Austrian Communist Students (German Wikipedia) and Monochrom , an artist group had gathered to march towards the Ministry for Traffic, Infrastructure and Technology, which is supposed to implement data retention.
Revised:  By then, supporters from a preceding demonstration against the G8 Summit in Germany, from the Austrian Green Party Youth, the (German Wikipedia), the Austrian Communist Party, the Austrian Communist Students (German Wikipedia) and Monochrom , an artist group had gathered to march towards the Ministry for Traffic, Infrastructure and Technology, which is supposed to implement data retention.
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Original:  By then, supporters from a preceding demonstration against the G8 Summit in Germany, from the Austrian Green Party Youth, the Green and Alternative Students (German Wikipedia), the Austrian Communist Party, the Austrian Communist Students (German Wikipedia) and Monochrom , an artist group had gathered to march towards the Ministry for Traffic, Infrastructure and Technology, which is supposed to implement data retention.
Revised:  By then, supporters from a preceding demonstration against the G8 Summit in Germany, from the Austrian Green Party Youth, the Green and Alternative Students (German Wikipedia), the , the (German Wikipedia) and Monochrom , an artist group had gathered to march towards the Ministry for Traffic, Infrastructure and Technology, which is supposed to implement data retention.
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Original:  By then, supporters from a preceding demonstration against the G8 Summit in Germany, from the Austrian Green Party Youth, the Green and Alternative Students (German Wikipedia), the Austrian Communist Party, the Austrian Communist Students (German Wikipedia) and Monochrom , an artist group had gathered to march towards the Ministry for Traffic, Infrastructure and Technology, which is supposed to implement data retention.
Revised:  By then, supporters from a preceding demonstration against the G8 Summit in Germany, from the Austrian Green Party Youth, the Green and Alternative Students (German Wikipedia), the Austrian Communist Party, the Austrian Communist Students (German Wikipedia) and , an artist group had gathered to march towards the Ministry for Traffic, Infrastructure and Technology, which is supposed to implement data retention.
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Original:  When the crowd reached the Ministry, Florian Hufsky, the speaker of the Austrian Pirate Party and Rickard Falkvinge , the founder and leader of the Swedish Pirate Party , addressed the participants.
Revised:  When the crowd reached the Ministry, Florian Hufsky, the speaker of the Austrian Pirate Party and , the founder and leader of the Swedish Pirate Party , addressed the participants.
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Original:  When the crowd reached the Ministry, Florian Hufsky, the speaker of the Austrian Pirate Party and Rickard Falkvinge , the founder and leader of the Swedish Pirate Party , addressed the participants.
Revised:  When the crowd reached the Ministry, Florian Hufsky, the speaker of the Austrian Pirate Party and Rickard Falkvinge , the founder and leader of the , addressed the participants.
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Original:  The Geneva , Switzerland-based International Committee of the Red Cross, or ICRC, said the Myanmar junta is systematically causing thousands of people to suffer, especially along the border with Thailand, where government soldiers raid villages, destroy food supplies, force people from their homes and commit acts of violence, including murder and child abuse.
Revised:  The , Switzerland-based International Committee of the Red Cross, or ICRC, said the Myanmar junta is systematically causing thousands of people to suffer, especially along the border with Thailand, where government soldiers raid villages, destroy food supplies, force people from their homes and commit acts of violence, including murder and child abuse.
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Original:  In Beijing yesterday, U.S. State Department officials held talks with representatives of Myanmar's military regime, with the U.S. issuing a "very pointed and very direct" demand that the junta release detained democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi .
Revised:  In yesterday, officials held talks with representatives of Myanmar's military regime, with the U.S. issuing a "very pointed and very direct" demand that the junta release detained democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi .
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Original:  In Beijing yesterday, U.S. State Department officials held talks with representatives of Myanmar's military regime, with the U.S. issuing a "very pointed and very direct" demand that the junta release detained democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi .
Revised:  In Beijing yesterday, U.S. State Department officials held talks with representatives of Myanmar's military regime, with the U.S. issuing a "very pointed and very direct" demand that the release detained democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi .
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Original:  In Beijing yesterday, U.S. State Department officials held talks with representatives of Myanmar's military regime, with the U.S. issuing a "very pointed and very direct" demand that the junta release detained democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi .
Revised:  In Beijing yesterday, U.S. State Department officials held talks with representatives of Myanmar's military regime, with the U.S. issuing a "very pointed and very direct" demand that the junta release detained democracy leader .
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