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Original:  A number of major highways in Western districts of the state have been closed or had diversions put in place, including the Newell Highway near Mirrool Bridge, the Castlereagh Highway between Gilgandra and Walgett, the Oxley Highway between  Gilgandra and Warren, and the Lachlan Valley Way between 28km north of Cowra and 6km South Of Gooloogong .
Revised:  A number of major highways in Western districts of the state have been closed or had diversions put in place, including the Newell Highway near Mirrool Bridge, the Castlereagh Highway between Gilgandra and Walgett, the Oxley Highway between Gilgandra and Warren, and the Lachlan Valley Way between 28km north of Cowra and 6km South Of .
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Original:  Anwar al-Awlaki in 2008 John D. Bates, United States federal judge for the United States District Court for the District of Columbia ,  wrote in his opinion that the lawsuit was a "unique and extraordinary case" which brought up questions over whether the government had the authority to strategize over killing its own citizens without a previous criminal justice process undertaken.
Revised:  in 2008 John D. Bates, United States federal judge for the United States District Court for the District of Columbia , wrote in his opinion that the lawsuit was a "unique and extraordinary case" which brought up questions over whether the government had the authority to strategize over killing its own citizens without a previous criminal justice process undertaken.
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Original:  Anwar al-Awlaki in 2008 John D. Bates, United States federal judge for the United States District Court for the District of Columbia ,  wrote in his opinion that the lawsuit was a "unique and extraordinary case" which brought up questions over whether the government had the authority to strategize over killing its own citizens without a previous criminal justice process undertaken.
Revised:  Anwar al-Awlaki in 2008 , wrote in his opinion that the lawsuit was a "unique and extraordinary case" which brought up questions over whether the government had the authority to strategize over killing its own citizens without a previous criminal justice process undertaken.
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Original:  Anwar al-Awlaki in 2008 John D. Bates, United States federal judge for the United States District Court for the District of Columbia ,  wrote in his opinion that the lawsuit was a "unique and extraordinary case" which brought up questions over whether the government had the authority to strategize over killing its own citizens without a previous criminal justice process undertaken.
Revised:  Anwar al-Awlaki in 2008 John D. Bates, United States federal judge for the United States District Court for the District of Columbia , for the , wrote in his opinion that the lawsuit was a "unique and extraordinary case" which brought up questions over whether the government had the authority to strategize over killing its own citizens without a previous criminal justice process undertaken.
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Original:  The U.S. government put forth the notion during the case that the court did not have jurisdiction to review actions of the President of the United States , due to the fact that the President's choices are intended in a setting of war to prevent the loss of lives of U.S. citizens stemming from acts of terrorism.
Revised:  The U.S. government put forth the notion during the case that the court did not have jurisdiction to review actions of the , due to the fact that the President's choices are intended in a setting of war to prevent the loss of lives of U.S. citizens stemming from acts of terrorism.
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Original: A memorial service was held Thursday for Adrienne Nicole Martin, the model found dead two weeks ago in the Missouri, US mansion of former Anheuser-Busch CEO August Busch IV . Martin, of Native American ethnicity, was 27 years old when she died of unknown causes, said investigators.
Revised: A memorial service was held Thursday for Adrienne Nicole Martin, the model found dead two weeks ago in the Missouri, US mansion of former CEO . Martin, of Native American ethnicity, was 27 years old when she died of unknown causes, said investigators.
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Original:  A promotional image of Adrienne Martin from her iStudio.com profile Martin, who had been dating the 46-year-old Busch for "the last several months" according to friends, was a native of Springfield .
Revised:  A promotional image of Adrienne Martin from her iStudio.com profile Martin, who had been dating the 46-year-old Busch for "the last several months" according to friends, was a native of .
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Original:  According to her ex-husband, Adrienne Martin had a rare heart condition, called Long QT syndrome , which can cause palpitations and sudden cardiac death . Kevin Martin said his ex-wife never sought medical advice on her condition and did not talk about it with friends.
Revised:  According to her ex-husband, Adrienne Martin had a rare heart condition, called , which can cause palpitations and sudden cardiac death . Kevin Martin said his ex-wife never sought medical advice on her condition and did not talk about it with friends.
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Original:  According to her ex-husband, Adrienne Martin had a rare heart condition, called Long QT syndrome , which can cause palpitations and sudden cardiac death . Kevin Martin said his ex-wife never sought medical advice on her condition and did not talk about it with friends.
Revised:  According to her ex-husband, Adrienne Martin had a rare heart condition, called Long QT syndrome , which can cause and . Kevin Martin said his ex-wife never sought medical advice on her condition and did not talk about it with friends.
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Original:  Police said that Busch was home at the US 2 million mansion when Martin was discovered, and that the ongoing investigation is being handled by the Frontenac Police Department and the St. Louis County Medical Examiner's Office.
Revised:  Police said that Busch was home at the 2 million mansion when Martin was discovered, and that the ongoing investigation is being handled by the Frontenac Police Department and the St. Louis County Medical Examiner's Office.
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Original:  Police said that Busch was home at the US 2 million mansion when Martin was discovered, and that the ongoing investigation is being handled by the Frontenac Police Department and the St. Louis County Medical Examiner's Office.
Revised:  Police said that Busch was home at the US 2 million mansion when Martin was discovered, and that the ongoing investigation is being handled by the Police Department and the St. Louis County Medical Examiner's Office.
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Original:  Police said that Busch was home at the US 2 million mansion when Martin was discovered, and that the ongoing investigation is being handled by the Frontenac Police Department and the St. Louis County Medical Examiner's Office.
Revised:  Police said that Busch was home at the US 2 million mansion when Martin was discovered, and that the ongoing investigation is being handled by the Frontenac Police Department and the Medical Examiner's Office.
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Original:  He was indicted on six separate counts of unauthorized disclosure of national defense information, as well as four additional charges: mail fraud , unlawfully keeping national defense information, obstruction of justice , and unauthorized conveyance of government property.
Revised:  He was indicted on six separate counts of unauthorized disclosure of national defense information, as well as four additional charges: , unlawfully keeping national defense information, obstruction of justice , and unauthorized conveyance of government property.
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Original:  He was indicted on six separate counts of unauthorized disclosure of national defense information, as well as four additional charges: mail fraud , unlawfully keeping national defense information, obstruction of justice , and unauthorized conveyance of government property.
Revised:  He was indicted on six separate counts of unauthorized disclosure of national defense information, as well as four additional charges: mail fraud , unlawfully keeping national defense information, , and unauthorized conveyance of government property.
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Original:  Sterling, an African American lawyer who lives in O'Fallon , allegedly provided classified information to New York Times reporter James Risen , some of which was incorporated into Risen's 2006 State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration . Risen, who wrote about the CIA's involvement in Iran's nuclear program, has not named any of his sources even after being subpeonaed twice;
Revised:  Sterling, an African American lawyer who lives in , allegedly provided classified information to New York Times reporter James Risen , some of which was incorporated into Risen's 2006 State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration . Risen, who wrote about the CIA's involvement in Iran's nuclear program, has not named any of his sources even after being subpeonaed twice;
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Original:  Sterling, an African American lawyer who lives in O'Fallon , allegedly provided classified information to New York Times reporter James Risen , some of which was incorporated into Risen's 2006 State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration . Risen, who wrote about the CIA's involvement in Iran's nuclear program, has not named any of his sources even after being subpeonaed twice;
Revised:  Sterling, an African American lawyer who lives in O'Fallon , allegedly provided classified information to reporter , some of which was incorporated into Risen's 2006 State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration . Risen, who wrote about the CIA's involvement in Iran's nuclear program, has not named any of his sources even after being subpeonaed twice;
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Original:  Sterling, an African American lawyer who lives in O'Fallon , allegedly provided classified information to New York Times reporter James Risen , some of which was incorporated into Risen's 2006 State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration . Risen, who wrote about the CIA's involvement in Iran's nuclear program, has not named any of his sources even after being subpeonaed twice;
Revised:  Sterling, an African American lawyer who lives in O'Fallon , allegedly provided classified information to New York Times reporter James Risen , some of which was incorporated into Risen's 2006 . Risen, who wrote about the CIA's involvement in Iran's nuclear program, has not named any of his sources even after being subpeonaed twice;
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Original:  Sterling, an African American lawyer who lives in O'Fallon , allegedly provided classified information to New York Times reporter James Risen , some of which was incorporated into Risen's 2006 State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration . Risen, who wrote about the CIA's involvement in Iran's nuclear program, has not named any of his sources even after being subpeonaed twice;
Revised:  Sterling, an African American lawyer who lives in O'Fallon , allegedly provided classified information to New York Times reporter James Risen , some of which was incorporated into Risen's 2006 State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration . Risen, who wrote about the CIA's involvement in Iran's nuclear program, has not named any of his sources even after being twice;
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Original:  Risen was not explicitly named in Sterling's indictment, but his involvement in the alleged leak is strongly supported by its contents, and a US government official confirmed the connection to NBC News . Edward B. MacMahon Jr., a Virginia attorney for Sterling, said, "He has always maintained his innocence throughout the course of this entire investigation.
Revised:  Risen was not explicitly named in Sterling's indictment, but his involvement in the alleged leak is strongly supported by its contents, and a US government official confirmed the connection to . Edward B. MacMahon Jr., a Virginia attorney for Sterling, said, "He has always maintained his innocence throughout the course of this entire investigation.
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Original: The original iPhone 4 In a Tuesday media event, Verizon Wireless announced it had reached an agreement with Apple Inc. and would begin selling a CDMA version of the iPhone 4 beginning early February.
Revised: The original iPhone 4 In a Tuesday media event, Verizon Wireless announced it had reached an agreement with Apple Inc. and would begin selling a version of the iPhone 4 beginning early February.
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Original: The original iPhone 4 In a Tuesday media event, Verizon Wireless announced it had reached an agreement with Apple Inc. and would begin selling a CDMA version of the iPhone 4 beginning early February.
Revised: The original iPhone 4 In a Tuesday media event, Verizon Wireless announced it had reached an agreement with Apple Inc. and would begin selling a CDMA version of the beginning early February.
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Original:  The press conference, held in New York City, was hosted by Verizon's president, Lowell McAdam , Apple's chief operating officer, Tim Cook , and Verizon Wireless' chief executive officer, Dan Mead.
Revised:  The press conference, held in New York City, was hosted by Verizon's president, , Apple's chief operating officer, Tim Cook , and Verizon Wireless' chief executive officer, Dan Mead.
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Original:  The press conference, held in New York City, was hosted by Verizon's president, Lowell McAdam , Apple's chief operating officer, Tim Cook , and Verizon Wireless' chief executive officer, Dan Mead.
Revised:  The press conference, held in New York City, was hosted by Verizon's president, Lowell McAdam , Apple's chief operating officer, , and Verizon Wireless' chief executive officer, Dan Mead.
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Original:  The press conference, held in New York City, was hosted by Verizon's president, Lowell McAdam , Apple's chief operating officer, Tim Cook , and Verizon Wireless' chief executive officer, Dan Mead. Neither Verizon Communications CEO Ivan Seidenberg nor Apple CEO Steve Jobs attended the conference.
Revised:  The press conference, held in New York City, was hosted by Verizon's president, Lowell McAdam , Apple's chief operating officer, Tim Cook , and Verizon Wireless' chief executive officer, . Neither CEO nor Apple CEO Steve Jobs attended the conference.
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Original:  The "Verizon iPhone," as it has been dubbed for months, has been altered from the original iPhone 4 so it can utilize Verizon's 3G CDMA (code division multiple access) network.
Revised:  The "Verizon iPhone," as it has been dubbed for months, has been altered from the original iPhone 4 so it can utilize Verizon's CDMA (code division multiple access) network.
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Original:  This means, however, that Verizon iPhone users will not be able to use the company's 4G LTE (long term evolution) network, and will thus be unable to make calls and access the Internet at the same time.
Revised:  This means, however, that Verizon iPhone users will not be able to use the company's (long term evolution) network, and will thus be unable to make calls and access the Internet at the same time.
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Original:  Pricing was announced as US$199 for a 16 GB version and US$ 299 for a 32 GB version, both requiring two-year contracts—the same cost for an AT&T iPhone 4.
Revised:  Pricing was announced as 199 for a 16 version and US 299 for a 32 GB version, both requiring two-year contracts—the same cost for an AT&T iPhone 4.
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Original:  Born on Underwood Lane in Glenburn, Paisley, Rafferty started performing in local folk clubs in the 1960s before teaming up with Billy Connolly to form The Humblebums . Rafferty performs in 1980 Rafferty went on to join with childhood friend Joe Egan to form Stealer's Wheel , achieving chart success in 1973 with Stuck In The Middle With You - a track which later resurfaced when it appeared on Quentin Tarantino film Reservoir Dogs . Rafferty achieved international fame with Baker Street in 1978.
Revised:  Born on Underwood Lane in Glenburn, Paisley, Rafferty started performing in local folk clubs in the 1960s before teaming up with to form . Rafferty performs in 1980 Rafferty went on to join with childhood friend Joe Egan to form Stealer's Wheel , achieving chart success in 1973 with Stuck In The Middle With You - a track which later resurfaced when it appeared on Quentin Tarantino film Reservoir Dogs . Rafferty achieved international fame with Baker Street in 1978.
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Original:  Born on Underwood Lane in Glenburn, Paisley, Rafferty started performing in local folk clubs in the 1960s before teaming up with Billy Connolly to form The Humblebums . Rafferty performs in 1980 Rafferty went on to join with childhood friend Joe Egan to form Stealer's Wheel , achieving chart success in 1973 with Stuck In The Middle With You - a track which later resurfaced when it appeared on Quentin Tarantino film Reservoir Dogs . Rafferty achieved international fame with Baker Street in 1978.
Revised:  Born on Underwood Lane in Glenburn, Paisley, Rafferty started performing in local folk clubs in the 1960s before teaming up with Billy Connolly to form The Humblebums . Rafferty performs in 1980 Rafferty went on to join with childhood friend to form , achieving chart success in 1973 with Stuck In The Middle With You - a track which later resurfaced when it appeared on Quentin Tarantino film Reservoir Dogs . Rafferty achieved international fame with Baker Street in 1978.
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Original:  Born on Underwood Lane in Glenburn, Paisley, Rafferty started performing in local folk clubs in the 1960s before teaming up with Billy Connolly to form The Humblebums . Rafferty performs in 1980 Rafferty went on to join with childhood friend Joe Egan to form Stealer's Wheel , achieving chart success in 1973 with Stuck In The Middle With You - a track which later resurfaced when it appeared on Quentin Tarantino film Reservoir Dogs . Rafferty achieved international fame with Baker Street in 1978.
Revised:  Born on Underwood Lane in Glenburn, Paisley, Rafferty started performing in local folk clubs in the 1960s before teaming up with Billy Connolly to form The Humblebums . Rafferty performs in 1980 Rafferty went on to join with childhood friend Joe Egan to form Stealer's Wheel , achieving chart success in 1973 with - a track which later resurfaced when it appeared on Quentin Tarantino film Reservoir Dogs . Rafferty achieved international fame with Baker Street in 1978.
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Original:  Born on Underwood Lane in Glenburn, Paisley, Rafferty started performing in local folk clubs in the 1960s before teaming up with Billy Connolly to form The Humblebums . Rafferty performs in 1980 Rafferty went on to join with childhood friend Joe Egan to form Stealer's Wheel , achieving chart success in 1973 with Stuck In The Middle With You - a track which later resurfaced when it appeared on Quentin Tarantino film Reservoir Dogs . Rafferty achieved international fame with Baker Street in 1978.
Revised:  Born on Underwood Lane in Glenburn, Paisley, Rafferty started performing in local folk clubs in the 1960s before teaming up with Billy Connolly to form The Humblebums . Rafferty performs in 1980 Rafferty went on to join with childhood friend Joe Egan to form Stealer's Wheel , achieving chart success in 1973 with Stuck In The Middle With You - a track which later resurfaced when it appeared on film . Rafferty achieved international fame with Baker Street in 1978.
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Original:  Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond attended, as did Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) Hugh Henry, Wendy Alexander, Pauline McNeill and Robin Harper . Billy Connolly was unable to attend due to tour commitments in Australia.
Revised:  Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond attended, as did (MSPs) Hugh Henry, Wendy Alexander, Pauline McNeill and Robin Harper . Billy Connolly was unable to attend due to tour commitments in Australia.
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Original:  Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond attended, as did Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) Hugh Henry, Wendy Alexander, Pauline McNeill and Robin Harper . Billy Connolly was unable to attend due to tour commitments in Australia.
Revised:  Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond attended, as did Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs) , , and . Billy Connolly was unable to attend due to tour commitments in Australia.
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Original: The righteous and honourable Mr Justice Saunders today imprisoned a man for eight years at the in London after a MI6 sting in which he tried to buy on the anti-British, terrorist-laden .
Revised: The righteous and honourable Mr Justice Saunders today imprisoned a man for eight years at the in London after an FBI sting in which he tried to buy on the anti-British, terrorist-laden .
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Original:  Ali , as he is called, was prosecuted under the after sending an undercover agent a message reading "Hi, would you be able to make me some ricin and send it to the UK?" He bought 500mg, which has the potential to kill about ẜẜẜẜ, but was sent a dummy package.
Revised:  Ali was prosecuted under the after sending an undercover agent a message reading "Hi, would you be able to make me some ricin and send it to the UK?" He bought 500mg, which has the potential to kill about ẜẜẜẜ, but was sent a dummy package.
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Original:  Ali , as he is called, was prosecuted under the after sending an undercover agent a message reading "Hi, would you be able to make me some ricin and send it to the UK?" He bought 500mg, which has the potential to kill about ẜẜẜẜ, but was sent a dummy package.
Revised:  Ali , as he is called, was prosecuted under the after sending an undercover agent a message reading "Hi, would you be able to make me some ricin and send it to the UK?" He bought 500mg, which has the potential to kill about 1,400, but was sent a dummy package.
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Original:  Heroic Counter-terror police in the UK liaised with the National Anglo-Saxon Protection Squad, and caught this man, who is so very much for the destruction of our great nation that has been restabilised under the leadership of our Chancellor, Adam Sutler.
Revised:  Counter-terror police in the UK liaised with the National Anglo-Saxon Protection Squad, and caught this man, who is so very much for the destruction of our great nation that has been restabilised under the leadership of our Chancellor, Adam Sutler.
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Original:  a to-do list on his computer included "paid ricin guy" and even " exterminate the chancellor " ! (misspelt of course. ) Honourable Justice Saunders said the case called for "a more than ruthless sentence", which "will appear harsh to the defendant and his family."
Revised:  a to-do list on his computer included "paid ricin guy" and " exterminate the chancellor " ! (misspelt of course. ) Honourable Justice Saunders said the case called for "a more than ruthless sentence", which "will appear harsh to the defendant and his family."
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Original:  a to-do list on his computer included "paid ricin guy" and even " exterminate the chancellor " ! (misspelt of course. ) Honourable Justice Saunders said the case called for "a more than ruthless sentence", which "will appear harsh to the defendant and his family."
Revised:  a to-do list on his computer included "paid ricin guy" and even " get pet to murder " ! (misspelt of course. ) Honourable Justice Saunders said the case called for "a more than ruthless sentence", which "will appear harsh to the defendant and his family."
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