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Original:   27 August  Singaporeans, for the first time since the establishment of Presidential Election, will be voting for the next President after the 6th President of Singapore – SR Nathan stepped down on 31 August 2011.
Revised:  |- | 27 August Singaporeans, for the first time since the establishment of Presidential Election, will be voting for the next President after the 6th President of Singapore – SR Nathan stepped down on 31 August 2011.
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Original:   27 August  Singaporeans, for the first time since the establishment of Presidential Election, will be voting for the next President after the 6th President of Singapore – SR Nathan stepped down on 31 August 2011.
Revised:  27 August || Singaporeans, for the first time since the establishment of Presidential Election, will be voting for the next President after the 6th President of Singapore – SR Nathan stepped down on 31 August 2011.
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Original:   2012  25 September  Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4.  2013  16 February  More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
Revised:  |- | 2012 25 September Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4. 2013 16 February More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
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Original:   2012  25 September  Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4.  2013  16 February  More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
Revised:  2012 || 25 September Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4. 2013 16 February More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
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Original:   2012  25 September  Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4.  2013  16 February  More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
Revised:  2012 25 September || Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4. 2013 16 February More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
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Original:   2012  25 September  Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4.  2013  16 February  More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
Revised:  2012 25 September Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4. |- | rowspan=3 style=vertical-align:top| 2013 16 February More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
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Original:   2012  25 September  Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4.  2013  16 February  More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
Revised:  2012 25 September Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4. 2013 || 16 February More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
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Original:   2012  25 September  Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4.  2013  16 February  More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
Revised:  2012 25 September Singapore Changi Airport closes The Budget Terminal to make way for the construction of future Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 4. 2013 16 February || More than 3000 Singaporeans gathered at the Speakers' Corner, Singapore at Hong Lim Park for a non-partisan protest against the government's Population White Paper which projected a possible 6.9 million people in Singapore by 2030.
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Original:   2014  12 January  Beginning construction of the new Thomson-East Coast MRT Line (Thomson stretch) consisting of 31 new stations (including 7 interchanges).
Revised:  |- | rowspan=2 style=vertical-align:top| 2014 12 January Beginning construction of the new Thomson-East Coast MRT Line (Thomson stretch) consisting of 31 new stations (including 7 interchanges).
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Original:   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 .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 .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. 
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 .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 .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. 
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 .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 .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. 
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 .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. 
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 .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 .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. 
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 .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 .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. 
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 .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. 
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 .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 .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. 
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 .2020 23 January The first COVID-19 case in Singapore was confirmed involving a 66-year-old Chinese national from Wuhan. |- | style=vertical-align:top|2020 || ||Election!!||
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Original:  Employee experience is formed when an employee interacts with careers’ elements (e.g. firms, supervisors, coworkers, customer, environment, etc.) that affect their cognition and attitudes and leads to their particular behaviors , related to their job and company.
Revised:  Employee experience is formed when an employee interacts with careers’ elements (e.g. firms, supervisors, coworkers, customer, environment, etc.) that affect his or her cognition and attitudes and leads to their particular behaviors , related to their job and company.
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Original:  Employee experience is formed when an employee interacts with careers’ elements (e.g. firms, supervisors, coworkers, customer, environment, etc.) that affect their cognition and attitudes and leads to their particular behaviors , related to their job and company.
Revised:  Employee experience is formed when an employee interacts with careers’ elements (e.g. firms, supervisors, coworkers, customer, environment, etc.) that affect their cognition and attitudes and leads to particular behaviors related to the employee's job and company.
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Original:  Employee Experience Management (EEM) was conceptualized by Kaveh Abhari as an approach to deliver positive experiences to employees , which leads to positive customer experience by emphasizing their experiential needs - like experiential marketing for external customers.
Revised:  Employee experience management (EEM) was conceptualized by Kaveh Abhari as an approach to deliver positive experiences to employees , which leads to positive customer experience by emphasizing their experiential needs - like experiential marketing for external customers.
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Original:  Employee Experience Management (EEM) was conceptualized by Kaveh Abhari as an approach to deliver positive experiences to employees , which leads to positive customer experience by emphasizing their experiential needs - like experiential marketing for external customers.
Revised:  Employee Experience Management (EEM) was conceptualized by Kaveh Abhari as an approach to deliver positive experiences to employees that leads to positive customer experience by emphasizing their experiential needs - like experiential marketing for external customers.
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Original:  Employee Experience Management (EEM) was conceptualized by Kaveh Abhari as an approach to deliver positive experiences to employees , which leads to positive customer experience by emphasizing their experiential needs - like experiential marketing for external customers.
Revised:  Employee Experience Management (EEM) was conceptualized by Kaveh Abhari as an approach to deliver positive experiences to employees , which leads to positive customer experience by emphasizing their experiential needs as does experiential marketing for external customers.
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Original:  “It customer experience%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% begins at the heart of an organization. It begins with employees who are being the strategy and living the brand”. EEM, same as Internal marketing, is an internal approach by focusing on employees (internal customer ) prior to external customers.
Revised:  “It customer experience%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% EEM, in a similar manner as with internal marketing, is an internal approach by focusing on employees (internal customer ) prior to external customers.
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Original: Enhancing Service Experience Through Understanding Employee Experience Management The notion of EEM comes from the question of how firms make sure that employees create the desirable customer experience , whenever they interact with customers or provide the information and services to them.
Revised: Enhancing Service Experience Through Understanding Employee Experience Management The notion of EEM comes from the question of how firms make sure that employees create the desirable customer experience whenever employees interact with customers or provide the information and services to them.
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Original: Enhancing Service Experience Through Understanding Employee Experience Management The notion of EEM comes from the question of how firms make sure that employees create the desirable customer experience , whenever they interact with customers or provide the information and services to them.
Revised: Enhancing Service Experience Through Understanding Employee Experience Management The notion of EEM comes from the question of how firms make sure that employees create the desirable customer experience , whenever they interact with customers or provide information and services to them.
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Original:  A Global Human Capital Trends survey , based on more than 7,000 responses in over 130 countries , framed the shifting paradigm with “ After three years of struggling to drive employee engagement…
Revised:  A Global Human Capital Trends survey , based on more than 7,000 responses in over 130 countries , framed the shifting paradigm as: " After three years of struggling to drive employee engagement…
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Original: The development of urban centers in the Low Countries shows the process in which a region, the Low Countries  in Western Europe, evolves from a highly rural outpost of the Roman Empire into the largest urbanized area above the Alps by the 15th century CE.
Revised: The development of urban centers in the Low Countries shows the process by which the Low Countries in Western Europe, evolves from a highly rural outpost of the Roman Empire into the largest urbanized area above the Alps by the 15th century CE.
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Original: The development of urban centers in the Low Countries shows the process in which a region, the Low Countries  in Western Europe, evolves from a highly rural outpost of the Roman Empire into the largest urbanized area above the Alps by the 15th century CE.
Revised: The development of urban centers in the Low Countries shows the process in which a region, the Low Countries , a region in Western Europe, evolves from a highly rural outpost of the Roman Empire into the largest urbanized area above the Alps by the 15th century CE.
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Original: The development of urban centers in the Low Countries shows the process in which a region, the Low Countries  in Western Europe, evolves from a highly rural outpost of the Roman Empire into the largest urbanized area above the Alps by the 15th century CE.
Revised: The development of urban centers in the Low Countries shows the process in which a region, the Low Countries in Western Europe, evolved from a highly rural outpost of the Roman Empire into the largest urbanized area above the Alps by the 15th century CE.
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Original: The development of urban centers in the Low Countries shows the process in which a region, the Low Countries  in Western Europe, evolves from a highly rural outpost of the Roman Empire into the largest urbanized area above the Alps by the 15th century CE.
Revised: The development of urban centers in the Low Countries shows the process in which a region, the Low Countries in Western Europe, evolves from a highly rural outpost of the Roman Empire into the largest urbanized area north of the Alps by the 15th century CE.
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Original:  Dorestad seems to have been the principal trading center of the Low Countries from around 600 CE until it started to decline around the early 9th century , caused by frequent Viking raids, Frisian-Frankish wars, silting of its river connection and the emerging of new centers favoured by the Franks, such as Liège, Cambrai, Soissons, Herstal, Tournai and, most to the north , the neighbouring site of Nijmegen.
Revised:  Dorestad seems to have been the principal trading center of the Low Countries from around 600 CE until it started to decline in the early 9th century , caused by frequent Viking raids, Frisian-Frankish wars, silting of its river connection and the emerging of new centers favoured by the Franks, such as Liège, Cambrai, Soissons, Herstal, Tournai and, most to the north , the neighbouring site of Nijmegen.
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Original:  Dorestad seems to have been the principal trading center of the Low Countries from around 600 CE until it started to decline around the early 9th century , caused by frequent Viking raids, Frisian-Frankish wars, silting of its river connection and the emerging of new centers favoured by the Franks, such as Liège, Cambrai, Soissons, Herstal, Tournai and, most to the north , the neighbouring site of Nijmegen.
Revised:  Dorestad seems to have been the principal trading center of the Low Countries from around 600 CE until it started to decline around the early 9th century due to repeated Viking raids, Frisian-Frankish wars, silting of its river connection and the emerging of new centers favoured by the Franks, such as Liège, Cambrai, Soissons, Herstal, Tournai and, most to the north , the neighbouring site of Nijmegen.
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Original:  Dorestad seems to have been the principal trading center of the Low Countries from around 600 CE until it started to decline around the early 9th century , caused by frequent Viking raids, Frisian-Frankish wars, silting of its river connection and the emerging of new centers favoured by the Franks, such as Liège, Cambrai, Soissons, Herstal, Tournai and, most to the north , the neighbouring site of Nijmegen.
Revised:  Dorestad seems to have been the principal trading center of the Low Countries from around 600 CE until it started to decline around the early 9th century , caused by frequent Viking raids, Frisian-Frankish wars, the silting up of its waterways, and the emergence of its river connection and the emerging of new centers favoured by the Franks, such as Liège, Cambrai, Soissons, Herstal, Tournai and, most to the north , the neighbouring site of Nijmegen.
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