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Original:  |- | 9 August || Singapore turns 50. |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top| 2016 || 21 July || Beginning construction of the new Thomson-East Coast MRT Line (East Coast stretch).
Revised:  |- | 9 August || Singapore turns 50. |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top| 2016 || 21 July Beginning construction of the new Thomson-East Coast MRT Line (East Coast stretch).
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Original:  |- | rowspan=4 style=vertical-align:top| 2017 || 11 February | Nearly 300 year old Tembusu tree at Singapore Botanic Gardens falls, killing one and injured 4 others.
Revised:  2017 || 11 February | Nearly 300 year old Tembusu tree at Singapore Botanic Gardens falls, killing one and injured 4 others.
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Original:  |- | rowspan=4 style=vertical-align:top| 2017 || 11 February | Nearly 300 year old Tembusu tree at Singapore Botanic Gardens falls, killing one and injured 4 others.
Revised:  |- | rowspan=4 style=vertical-align:top| 2017 11 February | Nearly 300 year old Tembusu tree at Singapore Botanic Gardens falls, killing one and injured 4 others.
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Original:  |- | rowspan=4 style=vertical-align:top| 2017 || 11 February | Nearly 300 year old Tembusu tree at Singapore Botanic Gardens falls, killing one and injured 4 others.
Revised:  |- | rowspan=4 style=vertical-align:top| 2017 || 11 February Nearly 300 year old Tembusu tree at Singapore Botanic Gardens falls, killing one and injured 4 others.
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Original:  |- | 31 October || Singapore Changi Airport opens its fourth passenger terminal . |- | rowspan=3 style=vertical-align:top|2018 || 12 June || Singapore hosted the Singapore Summit, a summit meeting between North Korea and United States leaders.
Revised:  31 October || Singapore Changi Airport opens its fourth passenger terminal . |- | rowspan=3 style=vertical-align:top|2018 || 12 June || Singapore hosted the Singapore Summit, a summit meeting between North Korea and United States leaders.
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Original:  |- | 31 October || Singapore Changi Airport opens its fourth passenger terminal . |- | rowspan=3 style=vertical-align:top|2018 || 12 June || Singapore hosted the Singapore Summit, a summit meeting between North Korea and United States leaders.
Revised:  |- | 31 October Singapore Changi Airport opens its fourth passenger terminal . |- | rowspan=3 style=vertical-align:top|2018 || 12 June || Singapore hosted the Singapore Summit, a summit meeting between North Korea and United States leaders.
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Original:  |- | 31 October || Singapore Changi Airport opens its fourth passenger terminal . |- | rowspan=3 style=vertical-align:top|2018 || 12 June || Singapore hosted the Singapore Summit, a summit meeting between North Korea and United States leaders.
Revised:  |- | 31 October || Singapore Changi Airport opens its fourth passenger terminal .2018 12 June || Singapore hosted the Singapore Summit, a summit meeting between North Korea and United States leaders.
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Original:  |- | 31 October || Singapore Changi Airport opens its fourth passenger terminal . |- | rowspan=3 style=vertical-align:top|2018 || 12 June || Singapore hosted the Singapore Summit, a summit meeting between North Korea and United States leaders.
Revised:  |- | 31 October || Singapore Changi Airport opens its fourth passenger terminal . |- | rowspan=3 style=vertical-align:top|2018 || 12 June Singapore hosted the Singapore Summit, a summit meeting between North Korea and United States leaders.
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Original:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
Revised:  19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
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Original:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
Revised:  |- | 19 November A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
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Original:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
Revised:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building .2019 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
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Original:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
Revised:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
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Original:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
Revised:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles .17 April Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
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Original:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
Revised:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview .2020 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
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Original:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January || The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
Revised:  |- | 19 November || A new passenger terminal in Seletar Airport opened, replacing the old building . |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top|2019 || 28 January || Singapore celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the foundation of modern Singapore by Stamford Raffles . |- |17 April || Jewel Changi Airport opens after a week-long preview . |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || 23 January The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan.
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Original: Discovery-driven planning is a planning technique first introduced in a Harvard Business Review article by Rita Gunther McGrath and Ian C. MacMillan in 1995 McGrath , R. G. & MacMillan, I. C. 1995.
Revised: Discovery-driven planning is a planning technique first introduced in a Harvard Business Review article by Rita Gunther McGrath and Ian C. MacMillan in 1995McGrath , R. G. & MacMillan, I. C. 1995.
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Original:  Harvard Business Review, 63(5): 84– 90 Conventional project management tools, such as stage-gate models or the use of financial tools to assess innovation  have been found to be flawed in that they are not well suited for the uncertainty of innovation-oriented projects Rajesh, S. & Zafar, I. 2008.
Revised:  Harvard Business Review, 63(5): 84– 90. Conventional project management tools, such as stage-gate models or the use of financial tools to assess innovation have been found to be flawed in that they are not well suited for the uncertainty of innovation-oriented projects Rajesh, S. & Zafar, I. 2008.
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Original:  Harvard Business Review, 63(5): 84– 90 Conventional project management tools, such as stage-gate models or the use of financial tools to assess innovation  have been found to be flawed in that they are not well suited for the uncertainty of innovation-oriented projects Rajesh, S. & Zafar, I. 2008.
Revised:  Harvard Business Review, 63(5): 84– 90 Conventional project management tools, such as stage-gate models or the use of financial tools to assess innovation , have been found to be flawed in that they are not well suited for the uncertainty of innovation-oriented projects Rajesh, S. & Zafar, I. 2008.
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Original:  Stage-Gate Controls, Learning Failure, and Adverse Effect on Novel New Products . Journal of Marketing, 72(1): 118. Christensen, C., Kaufman, S., & Shih, W. 2008.
Revised:  Stage-gate controls, learning failure, and adverse effect on novel new products . Journal of Marketing, 72(1): 118. Christensen, C., Kaufman, S., & Shih, W. 2008.
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Original:  Harvard Business Review, 86(1): 98–105, 137 Discovery-driven planning has been widely used in entrepreneurship curricula and has recently been cited by Steven G. Blank as a foundational idea in the lean startup methodology Blank, S. (2013).
Revised:  Harvard Business Review, 86(1): 98–105, 137. Discovery-driven planning has been widely used in entrepreneurship curricula and has recently been cited by Steven G. Blank as a foundational idea in the lean startup methodology Blank, S. (2013).
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Original:  Harvard Business Review, 86(1): 98–105, 137 Discovery-driven planning has been widely used in entrepreneurship curricula and has recently been cited by Steven G. Blank as a foundational idea in the lean startup methodology Blank, S. (2013). "Why the Lean Start-Up Changes Everything. " Harvard Business Review  91(5): 63-72.
Revised:  Harvard Business Review, 86(1): 98–105, 137 Discovery-driven planning has been widely used in entrepreneurship curricula and has recently been cited by Steven G. Blank as a foundational idea in the lean startup methodology Blank, S. 2013. Why the lean start-up changes everything. Harvard Business Review 91(5): 63-72.
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Original:  A discovery driven plan incorporates five disciplines or plan elements: Definition of success for the plan or initiative, including a 'reverse' income statement Benchmarking against market and competitive parameters Specification of operational requirements Documentation of assumptions Specification of key checkpoints Using discovery-driven planning, it is often possible to iterate the ideas in a plan, encouraging experimentation at lowest possible cost.
Revised:  A discovery-driven plan incorporates five disciplines or plan elements: Definition of success for the plan or initiative, including a 'reverse' income statement Benchmarking against market and competitive parameters Specification of operational requirements Documentation of assumptions Specification of key checkpoints Using discovery-driven planning, it is often possible to iterate the ideas in a plan, encouraging experimentation at lowest possible cost.
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Original:  Roatán is shown in red Gálvez, who had been ordered by King Charles to "dislocate the English from their hidden settlements on the Gulf of Honduras ", Chávez, p. 151 began planning offensive operations against the British mainland settlements as early as 1780, after the British abandoned their failed expedition into Nicaragua.
Revised:  Roatán is shown in red Gálvez, who had been ordered by King Charles to "dislocate the English from their hidden settlements on the Gulf of Honduras ," Chávez, p. 151 began planning offensive operations against the British mainland settlements as early as 1780, after the British abandoned their failed expedition into Nicaragua.
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Original: Floyd, pp. 154–155 Gálvez'  plans called for assaults on the British presence in the Bay Islands (principally Roatán), followed by a sweep along the coast to eliminate the British from the mainland.
Revised: Floyd, pp. 154–155 Gálvez' s plans called for assaults on the British presence in the Bay Islands (principally Roatán), followed by a sweep along the coast to eliminate the British from the mainland.
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Original:  Leaving a force of 600 at Trujillo to further harass the British and their partisan allies, he embarked another 600 troops onto transports, and sailed for Roatán on March 12, escorted by three frigates (  Santa Matilde, the Santa Cecilia, and the Antiope) and a number of smaller armed naval vessels,Chávez, pp. 162–163 under the command of Commodore Enrique Macdonell .
Revised:  Leaving a force of 600 at Trujillo to further harass the British and their partisan allies, he embarked another 600 troops onto transports, and sailed for Roatán on March 12, escorted by three frigates ( the Santa Matilde, the Santa Cecilia, and the Antiope) and a number of smaller armed naval vessels,Chávez, pp. 162–163 under the command of Commodore Enrique Macdonell .
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Original:  Leaving a force of 600 at Trujillo to further harass the British and their partisan allies, he embarked another 600 troops onto transports, and sailed for Roatán on March 12, escorted by three frigates (  Santa Matilde, the Santa Cecilia, and the Antiope) and a number of smaller armed naval vessels,Chávez, pp. 162–163 under the command of Commodore Enrique Macdonell .
Revised:  Leaving a force of 600 at Trujillo to further harass the British and their partisan allies, he embarked another 600 troops onto transports, and sailed for Roatán on March 12, escorted by three frigates ( Santa Matilde, Santa Cecilia, and the Antiope) and a number of smaller armed naval vessels,Chávez, pp. 162–163 under the command of Commodore Enrique Macdonell .
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Original:  Leaving a force of 600 at Trujillo to further harass the British and their partisan allies, he embarked another 600 troops onto transports, and sailed for Roatán on March 12, escorted by three frigates (  Santa Matilde, the Santa Cecilia, and the Antiope) and a number of smaller armed naval vessels,Chávez, pp. 162–163 under the command of Commodore Enrique Macdonell .
Revised:  Leaving a force of 600 at Trujillo to further harass the British and their partisan allies, he embarked another 600 troops onto transports, and sailed for Roatán on March 12, escorted by three frigates ( Santa Matilde, the Santa Cecilia, and Antiope) and a number of smaller armed naval vessels,Chávez, pp. 162–163 under the command of Commodore Enrique Macdonell .
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Original:  Leaving a force of 600 at Trujillo to further harass the British and their partisan allies, he embarked another 600 troops onto transports, and sailed for Roatán on March 12, escorted by three frigates (  Santa Matilde, the Santa Cecilia, and the Antiope) and a number of smaller armed naval vessels,Chávez, pp. 162–163 under the command of Commodore Enrique Macdonell .
Revised:  Leaving a force of 600 at Trujillo to further harass the British and their partisan allies, he embarked another 600 troops onto transports, and sailed for Roatán on March 12, escorted by three frigates ( Santa Matilde, the Santa Cecilia, and the Antiope) and a number of smaller armed naval vessels,Chávez, pp. 162–163 under the command of Commodore Enrique MacDonell .
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Original: Floyd, p. 157 Battle upGuatemalan Governor Matías de Gálvez Enrique MacDonell The Spanish fleet arrived off Roatán at 6  am on March 13, and after its defenders fired several ineffectual cannon shots, the Santa Maltilda and the other ships anchored out of range.
Revised: Floyd, p. 157 Battle upGuatemalan Governor Matías de Gálvez Enrique MacDonell The Spanish fleet arrived off Roatán at 6 :00 am on March 13, and after its defenders fired several ineffectual cannon shots, the Santa Maltilda and the other ships anchored out of range.
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Original: Floyd, p. 157 Battle upGuatemalan Governor Matías de Gálvez Enrique MacDonell The Spanish fleet arrived off Roatán at 6  am on March 13, and after its defenders fired several ineffectual cannon shots, the Santa Maltilda and the other ships anchored out of range.
Revised: Floyd, p. 157 Battle upGuatemalan Governor Matías de Gálvez Enrique MacDonell The Spanish fleet arrived off Roatán at 6 am on March 13, and after its defenders fired several ineffectual cannon shots, the Santa Matilde and the other ships anchored out of range.
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Original:  At 8 am Gálvez sent his second-in-command on the 'Santa Matilda' Enrique MacDonell, who spoke English, in to request the surrender of the island's defenders.
Revised:  At 8 am Gálvez sent in his English-speaking second-in-command on the 'Santa Matilda' Enrique MacDonell, who spoke English, in to request the surrender of the island's defenders.
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Original:  At 8 am Gálvez sent his second-in-command on the 'Santa Matilda' Enrique MacDonell, who spoke English, in to request the surrender of the island's defenders.
Revised:  At 8 am Gálvez sent his second-in-command on the Santa Matilde, Enrique MacDonell, who spoke English, in to request the surrender of the island's defenders.
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Original:  At 8 am Gálvez sent his second-in-command on the 'Santa Matilda' Enrique MacDonell, who spoke English, in to request the surrender of the island's defenders.
Revised:  At 8 am Gálvez sent his second-in-command on the 'Santa Matilda' Enrique MacDonell, to request the surrender of the island's defenders.
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Original:  Gálvez and his men remained on the island for several days , collecting weapons, rounding up slaves that had run away, destroying all the buildings and agriculture on the island, as well as burning many of the ships in the harbour, which they assumed to be used in smuggling and other illicit trade.
Revised:  Gálvez and his men remained on the island for several days collecting weapons, rounding up slaves that had run away, destroying all the buildings and agriculture on the island, as well as burning many of the ships in the harbour, which they assumed to be used in smuggling and other illicit trade.
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Original:  Gálvez and his men remained on the island for several days , collecting weapons, rounding up slaves that had run away, destroying all the buildings and agriculture on the island, as well as burning many of the ships in the harbour, which they assumed to be used in smuggling and other illicit trade.
Revised:  Gálvez and his men remained on the island for several days , collecting weapons, rounding up slaves that had run away, destroying all the buildings and agriculture on the island, and burning many of the ships in the harbour, which they assumed to be used in smuggling and other illicit trade.
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Original:  He followed up his success at Roatán with the capture of Black River in early April, but any attempt to advance further bogged down . James Lawrie, the commander at Black River, and Edward Marcus Despard successfully recaptured Black River, and were able to hold it until the end of the war.
Revised:  He followed up his success at Roatán with the capture of Black River in early April, but any attempt to advance further lost momentum . James Lawrie, the commander at Black River, and Edward Marcus Despard successfully recaptured Black River, and were able to hold it until the end of the war.
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Original: Art. 226-25 to 226-30 of the Penal Code The French Council of State has described the law's purpose as upholding the "French regime of filiation" and preserving "the peace of   URL
Revised: Art. 226-25 to 226-30 of the Penal Code The French Council of State has stated the purpose of the law is upholding the "French regime of filiation" and preserving "the peace of URL
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Original: Art. 226-25 to 226-30 of the Penal Code The French Council of State has described the law's purpose as upholding the "French regime of filiation" and preserving "the peace of   URL
Revised: Art. 226-25 to 226-30 of the Penal Code The French Council of State has described the law's purpose as upholding the "French regime of filiation" and preserving "the peace of families." URL
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