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Original:   Daldali's Mela (yearly five-day festival) near to Nainpur at Gram Panchayat (local administrative body) of Village Shalivada is very popular in Nainpur Tehsil it is celebrated in between second%DIFDELCMD < & %%% third week of Decemberevery year . Educational Nainpur City have 5 Higher Secondary slandered , 10 Primary Level, 1 PG College, 2 Para Medical, 6 Computer education Institution .
Revised:  Daldali's Mela (yearly five-day festival) near to Nainpur at Gram Panchayat (local administrative body) of Village Shalivada is very popular in Nainpur Tehsil it is celebrated in between second%DIFDELCMD < & %%% third week of Decemberevery year . Educational Nainpur City have 5 Higher Secondary slandered , 10 Primary Level, 1 PG College, 2 Para Medical, 6 computer institutions .
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Original:  Many businesses were looted and substantial property damage was done with over 200 vehicles being set alight . Background Following independence and a period of ethnic riots shortly before independence, Mauritius experienced a thirty year period of peace and rapid economic growth.
Revised:  Many businesses were looted and substantial property damage was done with over 200 vehicles being set on fire . Background Following independence and a period of ethnic riots shortly before independence, Mauritius experienced a thirty year period of peace and rapid economic growth.
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Original:  Numerous shops, public buildings, police stations, and vehicles were looted and set on fire by rioters whilst 250 prisoners were released by rioters from a local prisoners . Protesters and rioters blocked roads with burning tires.
Revised:  Numerous shops, public buildings, police stations, and vehicles were looted and set on fire by rioters whilst 250 prisoners were released by rioters from a local prison . Protesters and rioters blocked roads with burning tires.
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Original:  Feillafé had been promoted as CP after the dismissal of former CP Raj Dayal who was the main subject of a Commission of Enquiry (led by Judge Sik Yuen) for fraud.
Revised:  Feillafé had been promoted as Commissioner of Police after the dismissal of former CP Raj Dayal who was the main subject of a Commission of Enquiry (led by Judge Sik Yuen) for fraud.
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Original:  Feillafé had been promoted as CP after the dismissal of former CP Raj Dayal who was the main subject of a Commission of Enquiry (led by Judge Sik Yuen) for fraud.
Revised:  Feillafé had been promoted as CP after the dismissal of former Commissioner of Police Raj Dayal who was the main subject of a Commission of Enquiry (led by Judge Sik Yuen) for fraud.
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Original:  In 1923 he was elected a Fellow of the university, allowing him to attend Oriel College, Oxford, where he was awarded a DPhil in 1928 for a dissertation entitled "The History and Value of the Distinction between Intellect and Intuition".
Revised:  In 1923 he was elected a Fellow of the university, allowing him to attend Oriel College, Oxford, where he was awarded a DPhil in 1928 for a dissertation on "The History and Value of the Distinction between Intellect and Intuition".
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Original:  Other notable publications of Aaron's include an essay, "Two Senses of the Word Universal" (published in Mind in 1939 ) and "Our Knowledge of Universals", a study read to the British Academy in 1945 and published in volume 23 of its Proceedings.
Revised:  Other notable publications of Aaron's include an essay, "Two Senses of the Word Universal" , in Mind in 1939 ) and "Our Knowledge of Universals", a study read to the British Academy in 1945 and published in volume 23 of its Proceedings.
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Original:  Other notable publications of Aaron's include an essay, "Two Senses of the Word Universal" (published in Mind in 1939 ) and "Our Knowledge of Universals", a study read to the British Academy in 1945 and published in volume 23 of its Proceedings.
Revised:  Other notable publications of Aaron's include an essay, "Two Senses of the Word Universal" (published in Mind in 1939 , and "Our Knowledge of Universals", a study read to the British Academy in 1945 and published in volume 23 of its Proceedings.
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Original:  Here he attacks the notion of universals as Platonic forms, but is equally critical of Aristotelian realism about essences , as he is of nominalism and conceptualism as theories of universals.
Revised:  Here he attacks the notion of universals as Platonic forms, but is as critical of Aristotelian realism about essences , as he is of nominalism and conceptualism as theories of universals.
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Original:  Here he attacks the notion of universals as Platonic forms, but is equally critical of Aristotelian realism about essences , as he is of nominalism and conceptualism as theories of universals.
Revised:  Here he attacks the notion of universals as Platonic forms, but is equally critical of Aristotelian realism on essences as he is of nominalism and conceptualism as theories of universals.
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Original:  In 1956 he was able to study the third draft of Locke's An Essay Concerning Human Understanding at the Pierpont Morgan Library, which resulted in a substantial addition to the second edition of John Locke, published in 1955.
Revised:  In 1956 he was able to study the third draft of Locke's An Essay Concerning Human Understanding at the Pierpont Morgan Library, which led to a substantial addition to the second edition of John Locke, published in 1955.
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Original:  In 1956 an annual lecture hosted by the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association ( who published the journal Mind) was instituted in Aberystwyth , and Aaron was invited to give the inaugural lecture.
Revised:  In 1956 an annual lecture hosted by the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association ( publisher of the journal Mind) was instituted in Aberystwyth , and Aaron was invited to give the inaugural lecture.
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Original:  In 1956 an annual lecture hosted by the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association ( who published the journal Mind) was instituted in Aberystwyth , and Aaron was invited to give the inaugural lecture.
Revised:  In 1956 an annual lecture hosted by the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association ( who published the journal Mind) was instituted in Aberystwyth and Aaron invited to give the inaugural lecture.
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Original:  In 1971, he published a third edition of his Locke biography and the book Knowing and the Function of Reason, which includes a broad discussion of the laws of non-contradiction, excluded middle and identity, of the use of language in speech and thought, and of substance and causality.
Revised:  In 1971, he published a third edition of his Locke biography and the book Knowing and the Function of Reason, which includes broad discussion of the laws of non-contradiction, excluded middle and identity, of the use of language in speech and thought, and of substance and causality.
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Original:  After retiring in 1969, he taught for a semester at Carlton College in Minnesota before returning to Wales, where he helped  write articles for the 1974 edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica.
Revised:  After retiring in 1969, he taught for a semester at Carlton College , Minnesota, before returning to Wales, where he helped write articles for the 1974 edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica.
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Original:  After retiring in 1969, he taught for a semester at Carlton College in Minnesota before returning to Wales, where he helped  write articles for the 1974 edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica.
Revised:  After retiring in 1969, he taught for a semester at Carlton College in Minnesota before returning to Wales, where he helped to write articles for the 1974 edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica.
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Original:  Anthony Eden, Dominions Secretary in the new British war cabinet, said "we do not want formally to recognise Eire as neutral while Eire remains a member of the British Commonwealth" as this he said would be in conflict with the "constitutional theory of the indivisibility of the crown . "  Robert Fisk, " In Time of War ", pg . 110 A prevalent view in the UK was that Ireland was obliged to support the UK in the war.
Revised:  Anthony Eden, Dominions Secretary in the new British war cabinet, said "we do not want formally to recognise Eire as neutral while Eire remains a member of the British Commonwealth" as this he said would be in conflict with the "constitutional theory of the indivisibility of the crown " Robert Fisk, " In Time of War ", pg . 110 A prevalent view in the UK was that Ireland was obliged to support the UK in the war.
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Original:  Anthony Eden, Dominions Secretary in the new British war cabinet, said "we do not want formally to recognise Eire as neutral while Eire remains a member of the British Commonwealth" as this he said would be in conflict with the "constitutional theory of the indivisibility of the crown . "  Robert Fisk, " In Time of War ", pg . 110 A prevalent view in the UK was that Ireland was obliged to support the UK in the war.
Revised:  Anthony Eden, Dominions Secretary in the new British war cabinet, said "we do not want formally to recognise Eire as neutral while Eire remains a member of the British Commonwealth" as this he said would be in conflict with the "constitutional theory of the indivisibility of the crown . " . Robert Fisk, " In Time of War ", pg . 110 A prevalent view in the UK was that Ireland was obliged to support the UK in the war.
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Original:  Anthony Eden, Dominions Secretary in the new British war cabinet, said "we do not want formally to recognise Eire as neutral while Eire remains a member of the British Commonwealth" as this he said would be in conflict with the "constitutional theory of the indivisibility of the crown . "  Robert Fisk, " In Time of War ", pg . 110 A prevalent view in the UK was that Ireland was obliged to support the UK in the war.
Revised:  Anthony Eden, Dominions Secretary in the new British war cabinet, said "we do not want formally to recognise Eire as neutral while Eire remains a member of the British Commonwealth" as this he said would be in conflict with the "constitutional theory of the indivisibility of the crown . " Robert Fisk, In Time of War ", pg . 110 A prevalent view in the UK was that Ireland was obliged to support the UK in the war.
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Original:  Anthony Eden, Dominions Secretary in the new British war cabinet, said "we do not want formally to recognise Eire as neutral while Eire remains a member of the British Commonwealth" as this he said would be in conflict with the "constitutional theory of the indivisibility of the crown . "  Robert Fisk, " In Time of War ", pg . 110 A prevalent view in the UK was that Ireland was obliged to support the UK in the war.
Revised:  Anthony Eden, Dominions Secretary in the new British war cabinet, said "we do not want formally to recognise Eire as neutral while Eire remains a member of the British Commonwealth" as this he said would be in conflict with the "constitutional theory of the indivisibility of the crown . " Robert Fisk, " In Time of War , p . 110 A prevalent view in the UK was that Ireland was obliged to support the UK in the war.
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Original: Girvin, pp .124 –125 Walshe's memoranda affected de Valera, with him telling MacDonald that Great Britain  could not destroy this [German] colossal machine  .Girvin, p .129 Nevertheless, from May 1940, Walshe and Col Liam Archer of Irish Military Intelligence discussed the defence of Ireland in the event of a German invasion with counterparts in Northern Ireland and a general strategic plan for UK military action "Plan W" across the border "if invited" was developed.
Revised: Girvin, pp . 124 –125 Walshe's memoranda affected de Valera, with him telling MacDonald that Great Britain could not destroy this [German] colossal machine .Girvin, p .129 Nevertheless, from May 1940, Walshe and Col Liam Archer of Irish Military Intelligence discussed the defence of Ireland in the event of a German invasion with counterparts in Northern Ireland and a general strategic plan for UK military action "Plan W" across the border "if invited" was developed.
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Original: Girvin, pp .124 –125 Walshe's memoranda affected de Valera, with him telling MacDonald that Great Britain  could not destroy this [German] colossal machine  .Girvin, p .129 Nevertheless, from May 1940, Walshe and Col Liam Archer of Irish Military Intelligence discussed the defence of Ireland in the event of a German invasion with counterparts in Northern Ireland and a general strategic plan for UK military action "Plan W" across the border "if invited" was developed.
Revised: Girvin, pp .124 –125 Walshe's memoranda affected de Valera, with him telling MacDonald that Great Britain " could not destroy this [German] colossal machine .Girvin, p .129 Nevertheless, from May 1940, Walshe and Col Liam Archer of Irish Military Intelligence discussed the defence of Ireland in the event of a German invasion with counterparts in Northern Ireland and a general strategic plan for UK military action "Plan W" across the border "if invited" was developed.
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Original: Girvin, pp .124 –125 Walshe's memoranda affected de Valera, with him telling MacDonald that Great Britain  could not destroy this [German] colossal machine  .Girvin, p .129 Nevertheless, from May 1940, Walshe and Col Liam Archer of Irish Military Intelligence discussed the defence of Ireland in the event of a German invasion with counterparts in Northern Ireland and a general strategic plan for UK military action "Plan W" across the border "if invited" was developed.
Revised: Girvin, pp .124 –125 Walshe's memoranda affected de Valera, with him telling MacDonald that Great Britain could not destroy this [German] colossal machine " .Girvin, p .129 Nevertheless, from May 1940, Walshe and Col Liam Archer of Irish Military Intelligence discussed the defence of Ireland in the event of a German invasion with counterparts in Northern Ireland and a general strategic plan for UK military action "Plan W" across the border "if invited" was developed.
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Original: Girvin, pp .124 –125 Walshe's memoranda affected de Valera, with him telling MacDonald that Great Britain  could not destroy this [German] colossal machine  .Girvin, p .129 Nevertheless, from May 1940, Walshe and Col Liam Archer of Irish Military Intelligence discussed the defence of Ireland in the event of a German invasion with counterparts in Northern Ireland and a general strategic plan for UK military action "Plan W" across the border "if invited" was developed.
Revised: Girvin, pp .124 –125 Walshe's memoranda affected de Valera, with him telling MacDonald that Great Britain could not destroy this [German] colossal machine .Girvin, p . 129 Nevertheless, from May 1940, Walshe and Col Liam Archer of Irish Military Intelligence discussed the defence of Ireland in the event of a German invasion with counterparts in Northern Ireland and a general strategic plan for UK military action "Plan W" across the border "if invited" was developed.
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Original:  In September 1940, a joint agreement on trade, shipping and exports fell through—"the main sticking point between the two sides was the prices on offer from Britain" Griven, p  162 owing to the refusal to allow transshipment and repair facilities following German pressure, including the threat to blockade Ireland and the bombing of Ambrosetown and Campile in County Wexford.
Revised:  In September 1940, a joint agreement on trade, shipping and exports fell through—"the main sticking point between the two sides was the prices on offer from Britain" Griven, p . 162 owing to the refusal to allow transshipment and repair facilities following German pressure, including the threat to blockade Ireland and the bombing of Ambrosetown and Campile in County Wexford.
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Original: Duggan p . 112, p. 132 , Girvin p. 161 In the autumn of 1940, the threat of German invasion had receded, but relations between the UK and Ireland deteriorated, largely as a result of the increased losses of Allied shipping to U-boat attack.
Revised: Duggan pp . 112, p. 132 , Girvin p. 161 In the autumn of 1940, the threat of German invasion had receded, but relations between the UK and Ireland deteriorated, largely as a result of the increased losses of Allied shipping to U-boat attack.
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Original: Duggan p . 112, p. 132 , Girvin p. 161 In the autumn of 1940, the threat of German invasion had receded, but relations between the UK and Ireland deteriorated, largely as a result of the increased losses of Allied shipping to U-boat attack.
Revised: Duggan p . 112, 132 , Girvin p. 161 In the autumn of 1940, the threat of German invasion had receded, but relations between the UK and Ireland deteriorated, largely as a result of the increased losses of Allied shipping to U-boat attack.
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Original: Duggan p . 112, p. 132 , Girvin p. 161 In the autumn of 1940, the threat of German invasion had receded, but relations between the UK and Ireland deteriorated, largely as a result of the increased losses of Allied shipping to U-boat attack.
Revised: Duggan p . 112, p. 132 ; Girvin p. 161 In the autumn of 1940, the threat of German invasion had receded, but relations between the UK and Ireland deteriorated, largely as a result of the increased losses of Allied shipping to U-boat attack.
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Original:  On 5 November, in the House of Commons, Churchill complained: The fact that we cannot use the South and West coasts of Ireland to refuel our flotillas and aircraft and thus protect the trade by which Ireland as well as Great Britain lives, is a most heavy and grievous burden and one which should never have been placed on our shoulders, broad though they may be.
Revised:  On 5 November, in the House of Commons, Churchill complained: 
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Original:  Jens Heffman argues that 'Celebrity attempts to sacrifice their privacy for publicity may result in a loss of legal protections, as celebrities claiming that an invasion of privacy by the press could be seen as utilizing media in order to achieve or maintain fame'.
Revised:  Jens Heffman argues that 'Celebrity attempts to sacrifice their privacy for publicity may result in a loss of legal protections, as celebrities claiming that an invasion of privacy by the press could be seen as using media to achieve or maintain fame'.
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Original:  Lee has sued Internet Entertainment Group (IEG) and Paramount for broadcasting a story in 1998, that contained excerpts from the tape, however the court considered her as voluntarily sacrificing her privacy in order to publicize herself.
Revised:  Lee has sued Internet Entertainment Group (IEG) and Paramount for broadcasting a story in 1998, that contained excerpts from the tape, however the court considered her as voluntarily sacrificing her privacy to publicize herself.
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Original:  Intrusion by paparazzi and fans Paparazzi Diana, Princess of Wales Celebrities' pictures are taken and sold to press for financial purposes by freelance photographers known by the term “paparazzi” . " Some techniques which are used by the term paparazzi include stalking which could cause turbulence to lives of celebrities if approached aggressively.
Revised:  Intrusion by paparazzi and fans Paparazzi Diana, Princess of Wales Celebrities' pictures are taken and sold to press for financial purposes by freelance photographers known by the term "paparazzi" . " Some techniques which are used by the term paparazzi include stalking which could cause turbulence to lives of celebrities if approached aggressively.
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Original:  Ray Murray argues that "some paparazzi will “draw an ethical line ” by abiding by specific rules and in a series of paparazzi interviews, most of the participants claimed that they would not break the law, and some attested that they would not take any photo of celebrity children without consent".
Revised:  Ray Murray argues that "some paparazzi will “draw an ethical line " by abiding by specific rules and in a series of paparazzi interviews, most of the participants claimed that they would not break the law, and some attested that they would not take any photo of celebrity children without consent".
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Original:  Fans Scholar Kinta Hung suggests the “ dual entertainment path model" shows that fans and non-fans adopt different ways to engage with their favorite celebrities For non-fans, they pay attention to celebrities and the released news to escape from boredom.
Revised:  Fans Scholar Kinta Hung suggests the " dual entertainment path model" shows that fans and non-fans adopt different ways to engage with their favorite celebrities For non-fans, they pay attention to celebrities and the released news to escape from boredom.
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Original:  These images can be either authorized or unauthorized, Seong Hong claims that due to the circulation of celebrity children photos, the media leads the public to establish a pseudo-relationship with celebrity children and imagine them as “our children” .
Revised:  These images can be either authorized or unauthorized, Seong Hong claims that due to the circulation of celebrity children photos, the media leads the public to establish a pseudo-relationship with celebrity children and imagine them as "our children" .
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Original:  Additionally, some celebrities send photos of their children to media in order to prevent paparazzi from continuing disrupting their private lives: American film celebrities David Arquette and Courteney Cox released the photo of their daughter Coco to the press, preventing themselves from being chased by paparazzi.
Revised:  Additionally, some celebrities send photos of their children to media to prevent paparazzi from continuing disrupting their private lives: American film celebrities David Arquette and Courteney Cox released the photo of their daughter Coco to the press, preventing themselves from being chased by paparazzi.
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Original:  Global celebrity privacy laws United States California “ Anti-Paparazzi ” Law In August 1997, Princess Diana died from a car accident in France which was suspected to be caused by seven paparazzi.
Revised:  Global celebrity privacy laws United States California " Anti-Paparazzi ” Law In August 1997, Princess Diana died from a car accident in France which was suspected to be caused by seven paparazzi.
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Original:  Global celebrity privacy laws United States California “ Anti-Paparazzi ” Law In August 1997, Princess Diana died from a car accident in France which was suspected to be caused by seven paparazzi.
Revised:  Global celebrity privacy laws United States California “ Anti-Paparazzi " Law In August 1997, Princess Diana died from a car accident in France which was suspected to be caused by seven paparazzi.
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Original:  As an  example, Kwame Anthony Appiah suggests the possibility of a cosmopolitan community in which individuals from varying locations (physical, economic, etc.) enter relationships of mutual respect despite their differing beliefs (religious, political, etc.).
Revised:  Cosmopolitanism is both prescriptive and aspirational, believing humans can and should be "world citizens" in a "universal community". The idea encompasses different dimensions and avenues of community, such as promoting universal moral standards, establishing global political structures, or developing a platform for mutual cultural expression and tolerance. example, Kwame Anthony Appiah suggests the possibility of a cosmopolitan community in which individuals from varying locations (physical, economic, etc.) enter relationships of mutual respect despite their differing beliefs (religious, political, etc.).
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