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Original:  History At the Convention two political currents came into sharp relief: the followers of Bolivar, who supported a strong presidency, and those who supported a more decentralized government and gathered around the figure of Vice-President Francisco de Paula Santander.
Revised:  History At the Convention two political currents came into sharp relief: support for a strong presidency, and those who supported a more decentralized government and gathered around the figure of Vice-President Francisco de Paula Santander.
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Original:  History At the Convention two political currents came into sharp relief: the followers of Bolivar, who supported a strong presidency, and those who supported a more decentralized government and gathered around the figure of Vice-President Francisco de Paula Santander.
Revised:  History At the Convention two political currents came into sharp relief: the followers of Bolivar, who supported a strong presidency, mostly expressed by followers of Bolívar, and support for a more decentralized government and gathered around the figure of Vice-President Francisco de Paula Santander.
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Original:  History At the Convention two political currents came into sharp relief: the followers of Bolivar, who supported a strong presidency, and those who supported a more decentralized government and gathered around the figure of Vice-President Francisco de Paula Santander.
Revised:  History At the Convention two political currents came into sharp relief: the followers of Bolivar, who supported a strong presidency, and those who supported a more decentralized government , the proponents of which tended to gather around the figure of Vice-President Francisco de Paula Santander.
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Original:  Since the Constitution of Cúcuta stated that it could not be reformed before ten years (that is, not until 1831 ) , Santander and his allies had to give up the idea of reforming it in order to maintain the unity of the nation.
Revised:  Since the Constitution of Cúcuta prohibited its revision before 1831 ) , Santander and his allies had to give up the idea of reforming it in order to maintain the unity of the nation.
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Original:  Since the Constitution of Cúcuta stated that it could not be reformed before ten years (that is, not until 1831 ) , Santander and his allies had to give up the idea of reforming it in order to maintain the unity of the nation.
Revised:  Since the Constitution of Cúcuta stated that it could not be reformed before ten years (that is, not until 1831 , Santander and his allies had to give up the idea of reforming it in order to maintain the unity of the nation.
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Original:  Since the Constitution of Cúcuta stated that it could not be reformed before ten years (that is, not until 1831 ) , Santander and his allies had to give up the idea of reforming it in order to maintain the unity of the nation.
Revised:  Since the Constitution of Cúcuta stated that it could not be reformed before ten years (that is, not until 1831 ) , Santander and his allies were able to support maintaining the status quo and to abandon any idea of reforming it in order to maintain the unity of the nation.
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Original:  Since the Constitution of Cúcuta stated that it could not be reformed before ten years (that is, not until 1831 ) , Santander and his allies had to give up the idea of reforming it in order to maintain the unity of the nation.
Revised:  Since the Constitution of Cúcuta stated that it could not be reformed before ten years (that is, not until 1831 ) , Santander and his allies had to give up the idea of reforming 
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Original:  However, instead of water skis, the sport uses a skurfboarda floating platform the user balances on, similar to a surfboard, but typically much shorter, with two footstraps to prevent falling off the board and three fins positioned on the bottom that make it easier to maneuver when the board is being towed.
Revised:  However, instead of water skis, the sport uses a skurfboarda floating platform the user balances on, similar to a surfboard, but typically much shorter, with two foot-straps that prevent falling off the board and three fins positioned on the bottom that make it easier to maneuver when the board is being towed.
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Original:  Water skurfing 350px|A person water skurfing Water skurfing was inspired by an unknown man being pulled by a boat on a surfboard in Lake Havasu, Arizona.
Revised:  Water skurfing 350px|A skurfer riding the wave while being pulled by a rope Water skurfing was inspired by an unknown man being pulled by a boat on a surfboard in Lake Havasu, Arizona.
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Original:  Skurfing is a towed sport and it is very similar to water skiing. The skurfboard, however, is a surfboard and is usually shorter by about two feet, wider and has three larger fins that make the board easier to maneuver while being pulled behind a boat. The planing speed of the motorboat is equivalent to the speed generated by a wave and allows the skurfer to ride behind the boat the same way a surfer would ride a wave.
Revised:  The planing speed of the motorboat is equivalent to the speed generated by a wave and allows the skurfer to ride behind the boat the same way a surfer would ride a wave.
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Original:  Skurfing can be done behind a boat, on a jet ski, river or in an ocean. The maneuver on a skurfboard are similar to those on a surfboard. These maneuver include: Cut-backs 180° rotations 360° rotations Serial jumps Power slides Freeriding Freeriding is when the wake is surfed without the rope.
Revised:  Freeriding is when the wake is surfed without the rope.
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Original:  These maneuver include: Cut-backs 180° rotations 360° rotations Serial jumps Power slides Freeriding Freeriding is when the wake is surfed without the rope. First, the rider pulls themselves up the rope so that they are skurfing in the largest part of the wake. The rider then gently pumps the board to maintain speed and moves their weight further forward to help them stay on the wake wave. Once they are being propelled by the wake the rope is thrown back into the boat.
Revised:  These maneuver include: Cut-backs 180° rotations 360° rotations Serial jumps Power slides Freeriding 
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Original:  Skurfing has developed into its own unique sport but has also been used in adapting other sports such as surfing. Before skurfing was invented there were limitations to paddling onto larger waves when surfing because surfers lacked the speed needed to stay in front of the wave. Skurfing has shown the world the potential of big wave surfing by towing the surfer towards big waves. Therefore, giving the surfer the speed needed to catch the wave successfully.
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Original:  Allan Byrne lent a surfboard to Jeff Darby and friends in Queensland Australia who  started to make their own and later came in contact with Tony Finnwho was to later produce the brand 'Skurfer' under royalty.
Revised:  Byrne lent a surfboard to Jeff Darby and friends in Queensland Australia who started to make their own and later came in contact with Tony Finnwho was to later produce the brand 'Skurfer' under royalty.
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Original:  Allan Byrne lent a surfboard to Jeff Darby and friends in Queensland Australia who  started to make their own and later came in contact with Tony Finnwho was to later produce the brand 'Skurfer' under royalty.
Revised:  Allan Byrne lent a surfboard to a man named Jeff Darby, in Queensland Australia who started to make their own and later came in contact with Tony Finnwho was to later produce the brand 'Skurfer' under royalty.
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Original:  Allan Byrne lent a surfboard to Jeff Darby and friends in Queensland Australia who  started to make their own and later came in contact with Tony Finnwho was to later produce the brand 'Skurfer' under royalty.
Revised:  Allan Byrne lent a surfboard to Jeff Darby and friends in Queensland Australia who then started to make their own and later came in contact with Tony Finnwho was to later produce the brand 'Skurfer' under royalty.
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Original:  Allan Byrne lent a surfboard to Jeff Darby and friends in Queensland Australia who  started to make their own and later came in contact with Tony Finnwho was to later produce the brand 'Skurfer' under royalty.
Revised:  Allan Byrne lent a surfboard to Jeff Darby and friends in Queensland Australia who started to make his own, and later came in contact with Tony Finnwho was to later produce the brand 'Skurfer' under royalty.
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Original:  Allan Byrne lent a surfboard to Jeff Darby and friends in Queensland Australia who  started to make their own and later came in contact with Tony Finnwho was to later produce the brand 'Skurfer' under royalty.
Revised:  Allan Byrne lent a surfboard to Jeff Darby and friends in Queensland Australia who started to make their own and later came in contact with Finn, who would later produce the brand 'Skurfer' under royalty.
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Original:  Many years prior to Tony Finn and the 'Skurfer', Australian surfboard shaper and inventor Bruce McKee  along with associate Mitchell Ross , launched the world's first mass-produced plastic roto-molded construction skurfboard named the "Mcski", later renamed "SSS" skiboard and then 'Wake-snake' in Australia.
Revised:  Many years prior to Tony Finn and the 'Skurfer', Australian surfboard shaper and inventor Bruce McKee , along with associate Mitchell Ross , launched the world's first mass-produced plastic roto-molded construction skurfboard named the "Mcski", later renamed "SSS" skiboard and then 'Wake-snake' in Australia.
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Original:  Many years prior to Tony Finn and the 'Skurfer', Australian surfboard shaper and inventor Bruce McKee  along with associate Mitchell Ross , launched the world's first mass-produced plastic roto-molded construction skurfboard named the "Mcski", later renamed "SSS" skiboard and then 'Wake-snake' in Australia.
Revised:  Many years prior to Tony Finn and the 'Skurfer', Australian surfboard shaper and inventor Bruce McKee along with associate Mitchell Ross launched the world's first mass-produced plastic roto-molded construction skurfboard named the "Mcski", later renamed "SSS" skiboard and then 'Wake-snake' in Australia.
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Original:  Many years prior to Tony Finn and the 'Skurfer', Australian surfboard shaper and inventor Bruce McKee  along with associate Mitchell Ross , launched the world's first mass-produced plastic roto-molded construction skurfboard named the "Mcski", later renamed "SSS" skiboard and then 'Wake-snake' in Australia.
Revised:  Many years prior to Tony Finn and the 'Skurfer', Australian surfboard shaper and inventor Bruce McKee along with associate Mitchell Ross , launched the world's first mass-produced plastic roto-molded construction skurfboard . It's original name was the "Mcski", later renamed "SSS" skiboard and then 'Wake-snake' in Australia.
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Original:  Many years prior to Tony Finn and the 'Skurfer', Australian surfboard shaper and inventor Bruce McKee  along with associate Mitchell Ross , launched the world's first mass-produced plastic roto-molded construction skurfboard named the "Mcski", later renamed "SSS" skiboard and then 'Wake-snake' in Australia.
Revised:  Many years prior to Tony Finn and the 'Skurfer', Australian surfboard shaper and inventor Bruce McKee along with associate Mitchell Ross , launched the world's first mass-produced plastic roto-molded construction skurfboard named the "Mcski", later renamed "SSS" skiboard , or 'Wake-snake' in Australia.
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Original:    Surfing is highly popular in the state of Western Australia and in many other places in the world.
Revised:  Skurfing has developed into its own unique sport but has also been used in adapting other sports such as surfing. Before skurfing was invented there were limitations to paddling onto larger waves when surfing because surfers lacked the speed needed to stay in front of the wave. Skurfing has shown the world the potential of big wave surfing by towing the surfer towards big waves. Therefore, giving the surfer the speed needed to catch the wave successfully. Surfing is highly popular in the state of Western Australia and in many other places in the world.
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Original:  A new style of water skurfing has recently emerged in the sport where the fins are   removed from the bottom of the board.
Revised:  A new style of water skurfing has recently emerged in the sport where the fins are Freeriding is when the wake is surfed without the rope. First, the rider pulls themselves up the rope so that they are skurfing in the largest part of the wake. The rider then gently pumps the board to maintain speed and moves their weight further forward to help them stay on the wake wave. Once they are being propelled by the wake the rope is thrown back into the boat. removed from the bottom of the board.
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Original:  Street skurfing is the melding of many elements of skateboarding with the technical and practically applicable skills gained from slalom, downhill, or any other side-sport disciplines such as surfing, snowboarding, skateboarding, and casterboarding. It focuses heavily on spins, slides, "stance" changes, and carving. There are no set rules, tricks, or techniques except the heavy emphasis of a fluid and surf-like execution through a course. The usually adopted terrain is a mix of steep grade roads, driveways, concrete banks, and ditches.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Styles There are two types of styles for street skurfing. The first style involves a single board (often a skateboard or custom-cut deck). The second style is actually a common term used for caster skating. It involves two separated boards or skates instead of a single skateboard. One of the advantages of having separated skates is that the rider can maneuver with both feet individually. In addition, street skurfing involves making much tighter turns, s-shape motions, and even traveling up and down hills .
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Original: 0-9 .edu "dot-edu" The generic top-level domain for educational institutions, primarily those in the United States. Created in January 1985 as one of the first top-level domains, .edu was originally intended for educational institutions anywhere in the world. With few exceptions, however, only those in the United States registered such domains, while educational institutions in other countries usually used domain names under the appropriate country code TLD.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% B Behaviorism nobold|(or Rakesh, not to be confused with behavioralism in political science)%DIFDELCMD < }}%%% : An approach to psychology based on the proposition that behavior can be researched scientifically without recourse to inner mental states.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% nobold|(or Rakesh, not to be confused with behavioralism in political science)%DIFDELCMD < }}%%% : An approach to psychology based on the proposition that behavior can be researched scientifically without recourse to inner mental states.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% B Behaviorism nobold|(or Rakesh, not to be confused with behavioralism in political science)%DIFDELCMD < }}%%% : An approach to psychology based on the proposition that behavior can be researched scientifically without recourse to inner mental states.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% B Behaviorism %DIFDELCMD < }}%%% : An approach to psychology based on the proposition that behavior can be researched scientifically without recourse to inner mental states.
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Original:  DDeemed university: ‘Deemed-to-be-University’, Status of autonomy granted to high performing institutes and departments of various universities in India by Government of India. Distance: (or distance learning) A field of education that focuses on the pedagogy/andragogy, technology, and instructional systems design that is effectively incorporated in delivering education to students who are not physically "on site" to receive their education. Instead, teachers and students may communicate asynchronously (at times of their own choosing) by exchanging printed or electronic media, or through technology that allows them to communicate in real time (synchronously). Distance education courses that require a physical on-site presence for any reason including the taking of examinations is considered to be a hybrid or blended course or program. Dunce: A person incapable of learning. The word is derived from the name of the great schoolman, John Duns Scotus, whose works on logic, theology and philosophy were accepted textbooks in the universities from the 14th century. Dyslexia: Said to be a neurological disorder with biochemical and genetic markers. Dyslexia was originally defined as a difficulty with reading and writing that could not be explained by general intelligence. One diagnostic approach is to compare their ability in areas such as reading and writing to that which would be predicted by his or her general level of intelligence, but some would say that it is not certain that intelligence should be a predictor of reading or writing ability; and also that the causes, effects and treatments of reading disabilities may be similar for all levels of intelligence.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% E Early childhood education: Covers the education of a child from the period from birth to eight years of age. Education: A social science that encompasses teaching and learning specific knowledge, beliefs, and skills. Licensed and practicing teachers in the field use a variety of methods and materials in order to impart a curriculum. Education policy: is the collection of rules, both stated and implicit, or the regularities in practice that govern the behavior of persons in schools. Education policy analysis is the scholarly study of education policy. Education reform: A plan, program, or movement which attempts to bring about a systematic change in educational theory or practice across a community or society. Education voucher: (commonly called a school voucher) A certificate by which parents are given the ability to pay for the education of their children at a school of their choice, rather than the public school to which they were assigned. These vouchers would be paid for using tax revenues. Educational animation: Animation produced for the specific purpose of fostering learning. Educational counseling: Conducted by counselors in schools and universities. It is intended to help children suffering from education-related traumas such as beatings and other forms of corporal punishment used in many countries.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% E The follow articles comprise the Glossary of education-related traumas such as beatings and other forms of corporal punishment used in many countries.
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Original:  Epistemology: (from the Greek words episteme (knowledge) and logos (word/speech)) The branch of philosophy that deals with the nature, origin and scope of knowledge. Historically, it has been one of the most investigated and most debated of all philosophical subjects. Much of this debate has focused on analysing the nature and variety of knowledge and how it relates to similar notions such as truth and belief. Much of this discussion concerns the justification of knowledge claims, that is the grounds on which one can claim to know a particular fact. Exchange student: A student (usually from high school or university) who temporarily goes abroad and lives with a host family in a foreign country, and attends school there. That host family often also sends a child of theirs abroad, usually to the same country as the student they are hosting. In this way, the two students are said to have been "exchanged," essentially temporarily trading countries with each other, although the period of exchange may not necessarily be simultaneous. The main purpose of exchange programs is to increase cultural understanding, both for the student and the people in the host country he/she comes into contact with. Exchanges are often arranged by organizations created for this purpose, called student exchange programs. Youth For Understanding and American Field Service are two examples of these organizations. Experience: Comprises knowledge of or skill in or observation of some thing or some event gained through involvement in or exposure to that thing or event. The history of the word experience aligns it closely with the concept of experiment. The concept of experience generally refers to know-how or procedural knowledge, rather than propositional knowledge. Philosophers dub knowledge based on experience "empirical knowledge" or "a posteriori knowledge". A person with considerable experience in a certain field can gain a reputation as an expert.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Experiential education: (or "learning by doing") The process of actively engaging students in an authentic experience that will have benefits and consequences. Students make discoveries and experiment with knowledge themselves instead of hearing or reading about the experiences of others. Students also reflect on their experiences, thus developing new skills, new attitudes, and new theories or ways of thinking. Experiential education is related to the constructivist learning theory. Experimental analysis of behavior: The name given to the approach to psychology founded by B. F. Skinner. As its name suggests, its foundational principle was the rejection of theoretical analysis, in particular the kinds of learning theory that had grown up in the comparative psychology of the 1920-1950 period, in favor of a more direct approach. It owed its early success to the effectiveness of Skinner's procedure of operant conditioning, both in the laboratory and in behavior therapy. Expulsion (education): Removing a student from a school or university for violating rules or academic honor codes. Extra credit is an academic concept, particularly used in schools. Students are offered the opportunity to undertake optional work, additional to their compulsory school work, in order to gain additional credit that would boost their grades.
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Original:  Extracurricular activities: Activities performed by students that fall outside the realm of the normal curriculum of school or university education. Extracurricular activities exist at all levels of education, from high school and college to university education. Such activities are generally voluntary as opposed to mandatory, non-paying, tend to be social or philanthropic as opposed to scholastic, and involve others of the same age. Students often organize and direct these activities under faculty sponsorship.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% F Forbidden knowledge: (in contrast to secret knowledge) Used to describe forbidden books or other information to which access is restricted or deprecated for political or religious reasons.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Forbidden knowledge: (in contrast to secret knowledge) Used to describe forbidden books or other information to which access is restricted or deprecated for political or religious reasons.
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