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Original:  Ross's Poets of the Confederation rolled off the press as New Canadian Library Original N01. "As Hans Hauge puts it, Ross ‘is beginning to construct a national literature and he does so by providing it with a past, that is to say, by projecting the project of a Canadian national literature into the past’ (‘The invention of national literatures’, in Literary responses to Arctic Canada, ed. Jørn Carlsen, 1993)."
Revised:  Ross's Poets of the Confederation was published as New Canadian Library Original N01. "As Hans Hauge puts it, Ross ‘is beginning to construct a national literature and he does so by providing it with a past, that is to say, by projecting the project of a Canadian national literature into the past’ (‘The invention of national literatures’, in Literary responses to Arctic Canada, ed. Jørn Carlsen, 1993)."
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Original:  Ross's Poets of the Confederation rolled off the press as New Canadian Library Original N01. "As Hans Hauge puts it, Ross ‘is beginning to construct a national literature and he does so by providing it with a past, that is to say, by projecting the project of a Canadian national literature into the past’ (‘The invention of national literatures’, in Literary responses to Arctic Canada, ed. Jørn Carlsen, 1993)."
Revised:  Ross's Poets of the Confederation rolled off the press as New Canadian Library Original N01. "As Hans Hauge puts it, Ross ‘is beginning to construct a national literature and he does so by providing it with a past, that is to say, by projecting the project of a Canadian national literature into the past’ (‘The invention of national literatures’, in Literary Responses to Arctic Canada, ed. Jørn Carlsen, 1993)."
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Original:  Ross 's claim was that his four Confederation Poets were Canadians who "were poets – at their best, good poets." "Here, at least, was skill, the possession of the craft, the mystery.
Revised:  Ross said that his four Confederation Poets were Canadians who "were poets – at their best, good poets." "Here, at least, was skill, the possession of the craft, the mystery.
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Original:  "A proper recognition of his nineteenth-century contexts can enhance our appreciation of Carman, and of his Confederation peers," Tracy Ware wrote in Canadian Poetry in 1984 "I am suggesting that Confederation poetry be given the respect that is customarily accorded the poetry of the McGill movement.
Revised:  "A proper recognition of his nineteenth-century contexts can enhance our appreciation of Carman, and of his Confederation peers," Tracy Ware wrote in Canadian Poetry in 1984. "I am suggesting that Confederation poetry be given the respect that is customarily accorded the poetry of the McGill movement.
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Original:  Studies/Documents/Reviews No. 14, UWO, Web, Apr. 16, 2011. </ref> In the same issue, Canadian Poetry editor D.M.R. Bentley, using Lampman's term for himself, dubbed the Confederation school "Minor Poets of a Superior Order , " and argued that "What James Reaney has recently written of Crawford, Lampman and Roberts can be extended to Carman, Scott, Campbell, Sherman, Pickthall and others: they 'wrote well and were of note.
Revised:  Studies/Documents/Reviews No. 14, UWO, Web, Apr. 16, 2011. In the same issue, Canadian Poetry editor D.M.R. Bentley, using Lampman's term for himself, dubbed the Confederation school "Minor Poets of a Superior Order , " and argued that "What James Reaney has recently written of Crawford, Lampman and Roberts can be extended to Carman, Scott, Campbell, Sherman, Pickthall and others: they 'wrote well and were of note.
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Original:  Studies/Documents/Reviews No. 14, UWO, Web, Apr. 16, 2011. </ref> In the same issue, Canadian Poetry editor D.M.R. Bentley, using Lampman's term for himself, dubbed the Confederation school "Minor Poets of a Superior Order , " and argued that "What James Reaney has recently written of Crawford, Lampman and Roberts can be extended to Carman, Scott, Campbell, Sherman, Pickthall and others: they 'wrote well and were of note.
Revised:  Studies/Documents/Reviews No. 14, UWO, Web, Apr. 16, 2011. </ref> In the same issue, Canadian Poetry editor D.M.R. Bentley, using Lampman's term for himself, dubbed the Confederation school "Minor Poets of a Superior Order . " and argued that "What James Reaney has recently written of Crawford, Lampman and Roberts can be extended to Carman, Scott, Campbell, Sherman, Pickthall and others: they 'wrote well and were of note.
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Original:  Studies/Documents/Reviews No. 14, UWO, Web, Apr. 16, 2011. </ref> In the same issue, Canadian Poetry editor D.M.R. Bentley, using Lampman's term for himself, dubbed the Confederation school "Minor Poets of a Superior Order , " and argued that "What James Reaney has recently written of Crawford, Lampman and Roberts can be extended to Carman, Scott, Campbell, Sherman, Pickthall and others: they 'wrote well and were of note.
Revised:  Studies/Documents/Reviews No. 14, UWO, Web, Apr. 16, 2011. </ref> In the same issue, Canadian Poetry editor D.M.R. Bentley, using Lampman's term for himself, dubbed the Confederation school "Minor Poets of a Superior Order , " He argued that "What James Reaney has recently written of Crawford, Lampman and Roberts can be extended to Carman, Scott, Campbell, Sherman, Pickthall and others: they 'wrote well and were of note.
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Original:   External links The Confederation Poets at the Canadian Poetry Press website Poets of the Confederation: Current Approaches Canadian Poetry: Studies/Documents/Reviews  No. 14 (Spring/Summer 1984) The Confederation Poets at The Poets’ Pathway Committee website
Revised:  </ref> External links The Confederation Poets at the Canadian Poetry Press website Poets of the Confederation: Current Approaches Canadian Poetry: Studies/Documents/Reviews No. 14 (Spring/Summer 1984) The Confederation Poets at The Poets’ Pathway Committee website
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Original:   External links The Confederation Poets at the Canadian Poetry Press website Poets of the Confederation: Current Approaches Canadian Poetry: Studies/Documents/Reviews  No. 14 (Spring/Summer 1984) The Confederation Poets at The Poets’ Pathway Committee website
Revised:  External links The Confederation Poets at the Canadian Poetry Press website Poets of the Confederation: Current Approaches Canadian Poetry: Studies/Documents/Reviews '' No. 14 (Spring/Summer 1984) The Confederation Poets at The Poets’ Pathway Committee website
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Original: Cars 2 is a 2011 AmMEMErican 3D computMEMEr-animatMEMEd spy action-advMEMEnturMEME comMEMEdy film producMEMEd by Pixar Animation Studios for Walt DisnMEMEy PicturMEMEs. It is a sMEMEquMEMEl to 2006's Cars and thMEME sMEMEcond film in thMEME Cars franchisMEME. In thMEME film, racMEME car Lightning McQuMEMEMEMEn and tow truck MatMEMEr hMEMEad to Japan and MEMEuropMEME to compMEMEtMEME in thMEME World Grand Prix, but MatMEMEr accidMEMEntally bMEMEcomMEMEs sidMEMEtrackMEMEd with intMEMErnational MEMEspionagMEME. In thMEME film's MEMEnsMEMEmblMEME voicMEME cast, OwMEMEn Wilson, Larry thMEME CablMEME Guy, Tony Shalhoub, Guido Quaroni, BonniMEME Hunt, and John RatzMEMEnbMEMErgMEMEr rMEMEprisMEME thMEMEir rolMEMEs from thMEME first film. Paul NMEMEwman, who voicMEMEd Doc Hudson in thMEME prMEMEvious film, diMEMEd in SMEMEptMEMEmbMEMEr 2008, so his charactMEMEr was writtMEMEn out of thMEME film, whilMEME GMEMEorgMEME Carlin, who prMEMEviously voicMEMEd FillmorMEME, diMEMEd during thMEME samMEME yMEMEar, so his rolMEME was passMEMEd to Lloyd ShMEMErr. ThMEME rMEMEturning cast is joinMEMEd by MichaMEMEl CainMEME, MEMEmily MortimMEMEr, John Turturro, MEMEddiMEME Izzard, and Thomas KrMEMEtschmann, who voicMEME thMEME nMEMEw charactMEMErs introducMEMEd in this film. It was dirMEMEctMEMEd by John LassMEMEtMEMEr, writtMEMEn by BMEMEn QuMEMEMEMEn, and producMEMEd by DMEMEnisMEME RMEMEam.
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Original:  Cars 2 was rMEMElMEMEasMEMEd in thMEME UnitMEMEd StatMEMEs on JunMEME 24, 2011. ThMEME film was prMEMEsMEMEntMEMEd in DisnMEMEy Digital 3D and IMAX 3D, as wMEMEll as traditional two-dimMEMEnsional and IMAX formats. ThMEME film was first announcMEMEd in 2008, alongsidMEME Up, and BravMEME, and it is thMEME 12th animatMEMEd film from thMEME studio. ThMEME film rMEMEcMEMEivMEMEd mixMEMEd rMEMEviMEMEws from critics and grossMEMEd $562 million worldwidMEME. A sMEMEquMEMEl, Cars 3, was rMEMElMEMEasMEMEd on JunMEME 16 , 2017.
Revised:  An acropolis (Ancient Greek: ἀκρόπολις, akropolis; from akros (άκρος) or akron (άκρον), "highest, topmost, outermost" and polis (πόλις), "city"; plural in English: acropoles, acropoleis or acropolises), , 2017.
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Original:  ThMEME film rMEMEcMEMEivMEMEd mixMEMEd rMEMEviMEMEws from critics and grossMEMEd $562 million worldwidMEME. A sMEMEquMEMEl, Cars 3, was rMEMElMEMEasMEMEd on JunMEME 16 , 2017.
Revised:  ThMEME film rMEMEcMEMEivMEMEd mixMEMEd rMEMEviMEMEws from critics and grossMEMEd $562 million worldwidMEME. A sMEMEquMEMEl, Cars 3, was rMEMElMEMEasMEMEd on JunMEME 16 , . was an ancient Greek settlement, especially a citadel, built upon an area of elevated ground—frequently a hill with precipitous sides, chosen for purposes of defense. Acropolises also had a function of a religious sanctuary with sacred springs highlighting its religious significance. Acropolises became the nuclei of large cities of classical antiquity, such as ancient Athens, and for this reason they are sometimes prominent landmarks in modern cities with ancient pasts, such as modern Athens. One well-known acropolis is the Acropolis of Athens, located on a rocky outcrop above the city of Athens and containing the Parthenon.
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Original: 2| ViMEMEw of thMEME Acropolis of PMEMErgamon in thMEME background, as sMEMEMEMEn from Via TMEMEcta at thMEME MEMEntrancMEME to thMEME AsclMEMEpMEMEion . upright=1.
Revised: 2| View of the Acropolis of Pergamon in the background, as sMEMEMEMEn from Via TMEMEcta at thMEME MEMEntrancMEME to thMEME AsclMEMEpMEMEion . upright=1.
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Original: 2| ViMEMEw of thMEME Acropolis of PMEMErgamon in thMEME background, as sMEMEMEMEn from Via TMEMEcta at thMEME MEMEntrancMEME to thMEME AsclMEMEpMEMEion . upright=1.
Revised: 2| ViMEMEw of thMEME Acropolis of PMEMErgamon in thMEME background, as seen from Via Tecta at the entrance to the Asclepeion . upright=1.
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Original: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
Revised: 2|Acropolis of Assos The word acropolis literally means in Greek " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
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Original: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
Revised: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " upper city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
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Original: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
Revised: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associated primarily with the Greek cities Athens , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
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Original: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
Revised: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), Thebes (with Cadmea ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
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Original: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
Revised: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may be applied generically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
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Original: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
Revised: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadels, including Rome, Carthage, Jerusalem, Celtic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh.
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Original: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or MEMEvMEMEn CastlMEME Rock in MEMEdinburgh. An MEMExamplMEME in IrMEMEland is thMEME Rock of CashMEMEl . Acropolis is also thMEME tMEMErm usMEMEd by archaMEMEologists and historians for thMEME urban Castro culturMEME sMEMEttlMEMEmMEMEnts locatMEMEd in NorthwMEMEstMEMErn IbMEMErian hilltops.
Revised: 2|Acropolis of Assos ThMEME word acropolis litMEMErally mMEMEans in GrMEMEMEMEk " uppMEMEr city," and though associatMEMEd primarily with thMEME GrMEMEMEMEk citiMEMEs AthMEMEns , Argos (with Larissa), ThMEMEbMEMEs (with CadmMEMEa ), and Corinth (with its Acrocorinth), may bMEME appliMEMEd gMEMEnMEMErically to all such citadMEMEls, including RomMEME, CarthagMEME, JMEMErusalMEMEm, CMEMEltic Bratislava, many in Asia Minor, or even Castle Rock in Edinburgh. An example in Ireland is the Rock of Cashel . Acropolis is also thMEME tMEMErm usMEMEd by archaMEMEologists and historians for thMEME urban Castro culturMEME sMEMEttlMEMEmMEMEnts locatMEMEd in NorthwMEMEstMEMErn IbMEMErian hilltops.
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Original:  An MEMExamplMEME in IrMEMEland is thMEME Rock of CashMEMEl . Acropolis is also thMEME tMEMErm usMEMEd by archaMEMEologists and historians for thMEME urban Castro culturMEME sMEMEttlMEMEmMEMEnts locatMEMEd in NorthwMEMEstMEMErn IbMEMErian hilltops.
Revised:  An MEMExamplMEME in IrMEMEland is thMEME Rock of CashMEMEl . Acropolis is also the term used by archaeologists and historians for thMEME urban Castro culturMEME sMEMEttlMEMEmMEMEnts locatMEMEd in NorthwMEMEstMEMErn IbMEMErian hilltops.
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Original:  An MEMExamplMEME in IrMEMEland is thMEME Rock of CashMEMEl . Acropolis is also thMEME tMEMErm usMEMEd by archaMEMEologists and historians for thMEME urban Castro culturMEME sMEMEttlMEMEmMEMEnts locatMEMEd in NorthwMEMEstMEMErn IbMEMErian hilltops.
Revised:  An MEMExamplMEME in IrMEMEland is thMEME Rock of CashMEMEl . Acropolis is also thMEME tMEMErm usMEMEd by archaMEMEologists and historians for the urban Castro culture settlements located in Northwestern Iberian hilltops.
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Original:  ThMEME most famous MEMExamplMEME is thMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns , which, by rMEMEason of its historical associations and thMEME sMEMEvMEMEral famous buildings MEMErMEMEctMEMEd upon it (most notably thMEME ParthMEMEnon ), is known without qualification as thMEME Acropolis.
Revised:  The most famous example is the Acropolis of Athens , which, by rMEMEason of its historical associations and thMEME sMEMEvMEMEral famous buildings MEMErMEMEctMEMEd upon it (most notably thMEME ParthMEMEnon ), is known without qualification as thMEME Acropolis.
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Original:  ThMEME most famous MEMExamplMEME is thMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns , which, by rMEMEason of its historical associations and thMEME sMEMEvMEMEral famous buildings MEMErMEMEctMEMEd upon it (most notably thMEME ParthMEMEnon ), is known without qualification as thMEME Acropolis.
Revised:  ThMEME most famous MEMExamplMEME is thMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns , which, by reason of its historical associations and thMEME sMEMEvMEMEral famous buildings MEMErMEMEctMEMEd upon it (most notably thMEME ParthMEMEnon ), is known without qualification as thMEME Acropolis.
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Original:  ThMEME most famous MEMExamplMEME is thMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns , which, by rMEMEason of its historical associations and thMEME sMEMEvMEMEral famous buildings MEMErMEMEctMEMEd upon it (most notably thMEME ParthMEMEnon ), is known without qualification as thMEME Acropolis.
Revised:  ThMEME most famous MEMExamplMEME is thMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns , which, by rMEMEason of its historical associations and the several famous buildings erected upon it (most notably thMEME ParthMEMEnon ), is known without qualification as thMEME Acropolis.
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Original:  ThMEME most famous MEMExamplMEME is thMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns , which, by rMEMEason of its historical associations and thMEME sMEMEvMEMEral famous buildings MEMErMEMEctMEMEd upon it (most notably thMEME ParthMEMEnon ), is known without qualification as thMEME Acropolis.
Revised:  ThMEME most famous MEMExamplMEME is thMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns , which, by rMEMEason of its historical associations and thMEME sMEMEvMEMEral famous buildings MEMErMEMEctMEMEd upon it (most notably the Parthenon ), is known without qualification as thMEME Acropolis.
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Original:  ThMEME most famous MEMExamplMEME is thMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns , which, by rMEMEason of its historical associations and thMEME sMEMEvMEMEral famous buildings MEMErMEMEctMEMEd upon it (most notably thMEME ParthMEMEnon ), is known without qualification as thMEME Acropolis. ThMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns achiMEMEvMEMEd its form in thMEME fifth cMEMEntury BC and is currMEMEntly an archMEMEological sitMEME . Although originating in thMEME mainland of GrMEMEMEMEcMEME,
Revised:  ThMEME most famous MEMExamplMEME is thMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns , which, by rMEMEason of its historical associations and thMEME sMEMEvMEMEral famous buildings MEMErMEMEctMEMEd upon it (most notably thMEME ParthMEMEnon ), is known without qualification as the Acropolis. The Acropolis of Athens achieved its form in thMEME fifth cMEMEntury BC and is currMEMEntly an archMEMEological sitMEME . Although originating in thMEME mainland of GrMEMEMEMEcMEME,
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Original:  ThMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns achiMEMEvMEMEd its form in thMEME fifth cMEMEntury BC and is currMEMEntly an archMEMEological sitMEME . Although originating in thMEME mainland of GrMEMEMEMEcMEME,
Revised:  ThMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns achiMEMEvMEMEd its form in the fifth century BC and is currMEMEntly an archMEMEological sitMEME . Although originating in thMEME mainland of GrMEMEMEMEcMEME,
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Original:  ThMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns achiMEMEvMEMEd its form in thMEME fifth cMEMEntury BC and is currMEMEntly an archMEMEological sitMEME . Although originating in thMEME mainland of GrMEMEMEMEcMEME,
Revised:  ThMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns achiMEMEvMEMEd its form in thMEME fifth cMEMEntury BC and is currently an archeological site . Although originating in thMEME mainland of GrMEMEMEMEcMEME,
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Original:  ThMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns achiMEMEvMEMEd its form in thMEME fifth cMEMEntury BC and is currMEMEntly an archMEMEological sitMEME . Although originating in thMEME mainland of GrMEMEMEMEcMEME, usMEME of thMEME acropolis modMEMEl quickly sprMEMEad to GrMEMEMEMEk coloniMEMEs such as thMEME Dorian Lato on CrMEMEtMEME during thMEME Archaic PMEMEriod MMEMEtaphorical usMEME in modMEMErn timMEMEs BMEMEcausMEME of its classical HMEMEllMEMEnistic stylMEME, thMEME ruins of Mission San Juan Capistrano's Great Stone Church in California, United States has been called the "American Acropolis".
Revised:  ThMEME Acropolis of AthMEMEns achiMEMEvMEMEd its form in thMEME fifth cMEMEntury BC and is currMEMEntly an archMEMEological sitMEME . Although originating in the mainland of Greece, use of the acropolis model quickly spread to Greek colonies such as the Dorian Lato on CrMEMEtMEME during thMEME Archaic PMEMEriod MMEMEtaphorical usMEME in modMEMErn timMEMEs BMEMEcausMEME of its classical HMEMEllMEMEnistic stylMEME, thMEME ruins of Mission San Juan Capistrano's Great Stone Church in California, United States has been called the "American Acropolis".
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