wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  It is called complete if every implications that holds in the context follows from L. L is non-redundant if implications that follow from L are not in L.%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% If L is a set of implications, then is a closure system.
Revised:  It is called complete if every implications that holds in the context follows from L. L is non-redundant if implications that follow from L are not in L.%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original:  Implication Basis%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Let be a closure operator then P is pseudo-closed if The set is sound, complete and non-redundant.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Let be a closure operator then P is pseudo-closed if The set is sound, complete and non-redundant.
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Original:  Implication Basis%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Let be a closure operator then P is pseudo-closed if The set is sound, complete and non-redundant.
Revised:  Implication Basis%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The system of all valid implications of a formal context is closed under the natural inference. Formal contexts with finitely many attributes possess a canonical basis of valid implications,Guigues, J.L. and Duquenne, V. Familles minimales d'implications informatives résultant d'un tableau de données binaires. Mathématiques et Sciences Humaines 95 (1986): 5-18. i.e., an irredundant family of valid implications from with all valid implications can be inferred. This basis consists of all implications of the form P→P", where P is a pseudo-intent, i.e., a pseudo-closed if The set is sound, complete and non-redundant.
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Original:  Implication Basis%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Let be a closure operator then P is pseudo-closed if The set is sound, complete and non-redundant.
Revised:  Implication Basis%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Let be a closure operator then P is pseudo-closed The set is sound, complete and non-redundant.
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Original:  Implication Basis%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Let be a closure operator then P is pseudo-closed if The set is sound, complete and non-redundant. It is called Duquenne-Guiges-Basis (D-G-basis)or Stem basis.
Revised:  Implication Basis%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Let be a closure operator then P is pseudo-closed if 
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% There cannot be a implication basis with less implications than the Duquenne-Guiges-Basis, but one can choose implications that are simpler regarding .Such implications are with and .Endliche Hüllensysteme und ihre Implikationenbasen (Finite hull systems and their implications)
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% set in the closure system of intents. See for algorithms.
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Original: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
Revised: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 1902 70px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
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Original: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
Revised: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson 60px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
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Original: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
Revised: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn 60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
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Original: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
Revised: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major 60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
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Original: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
Revised: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 1911 70pxGeorge V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
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Original: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
Revised: 1885 1 January 1887 4. Sir Charles Mitchell 60px 1 January 1887 February 1888 5. Sir John Bates Thurston 60px February 1888 7 February 1897 6. Sir George T. M. O'Brien 60px March 1897 1901– Sir William Allardyce 60px 1901 10 September 190285x85px Edward VII 7. Sir Henry Jackson61x61px 10 September 1902 11 October 1904 8. Sir Everard im Thurn60x60px 11 October 1904 1910– Sir Charles Major60x60px 1910 21 February 191185x85px George V 9. Sir Francis May 60px 21 February 1911 25 July 1912 10.
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Original:  Sir Ernest Sweet-Escott60x60px 25 July 1912 10 October 1918– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1915 1916 11.
Revised:  Sir Ernest Sweet-Escott 60px 25 July 1912 10 October 1918– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1915 1916 11.
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Original:  Sir Ernest Sweet-Escott60x60px 25 July 1912 10 October 1918– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1915 1916 11.
Revised:  Sir Ernest Sweet-Escott60x60px 25 July 1912 10 October 1918– Sir Eyre Hutson 60px 1915 1916 11.
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Original:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
Revised:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell 60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
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Original:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
Revised:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson 60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
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Original:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
Revised:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson 60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
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Original:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
Revised:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher 60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
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Original:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
Revised:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 1936 70pxEdward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
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Original:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
Revised:  Sir Cecil Hunter-Rodwell60x60px 10 October 1918 25 April 1925– Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 1919 1919 12. Sir Eyre Hutson60x60px 25 April 1925 22 November 1929 13. Sir Murchison Fletcher60x60px 22 November 1929 May 193681x81px Edward VIII– Sir Cecil Barton 60px May 1936 November 1936 14.
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Original:  Sir Arthur Richards60x60px 28 November 1936 August 193883x83px George VI– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px August 1938 September 1938 15.
Revised:  Sir Arthur Richards 60px 28 November 1936 August 193883x83px George VI– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px August 1938 September 1938 15.
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Original:  Sir Arthur Richards60x60px 28 November 1936 August 193883x83px George VI– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px August 1938 September 1938 15.
Revised:  Sir Arthur Richards60x60px 28 November 1936 August 1938 70pxGeorge VI– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px August 1938 September 1938 15.
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Original:  Sir Arthur Richards60x60px 28 November 1936 August 193883x83px George VI– Sir Cecil Barton60x60px August 1938 September 1938 15.
Revised:  Sir Arthur Richards60x60px 28 November 1936 August 193883x83px George VI– Sir Cecil Barton 60px August 1938 September 1938 15.
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Original:  Sir Philip Mitchell60x60px 21 July 1942 12 January 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 12 January 1944 4 May 1944– Sir John Nicoll80x80px 4 May 1944 23 October 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 23 October 1944 1 January 1945 17.
Revised:  Sir Philip Mitchell 60px 21 July 1942 12 January 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 12 January 1944 4 May 1944– Sir John Nicoll80x80px 4 May 1944 23 October 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 23 October 1944 1 January 1945 17.
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Original:  Sir Philip Mitchell60x60px 21 July 1942 12 January 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 12 January 1944 4 May 1944– Sir John Nicoll80x80px 4 May 1944 23 October 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 23 October 1944 1 January 1945 17.
Revised:  Sir Philip Mitchell60x60px 21 July 1942 12 January 1944– Sir John Rankine 60px 12 January 1944 4 May 1944– Sir John Nicoll80x80px 4 May 1944 23 October 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 23 October 1944 1 January 1945 17.
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Original:  Sir Philip Mitchell60x60px 21 July 1942 12 January 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 12 January 1944 4 May 1944– Sir John Nicoll80x80px 4 May 1944 23 October 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 23 October 1944 1 January 1945 17.
Revised:  Sir Philip Mitchell60x60px 21 July 1942 12 January 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 12 January 1944 4 May 1944– Sir John Nicoll 60px 4 May 1944 23 October 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 23 October 1944 1 January 1945 17.
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Original:  Sir Philip Mitchell60x60px 21 July 1942 12 January 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 12 January 1944 4 May 1944– Sir John Nicoll80x80px 4 May 1944 23 October 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 23 October 1944 1 January 1945 17.
Revised:  Sir Philip Mitchell60x60px 21 July 1942 12 January 1944– Sir John Rankine60x60px 12 January 1944 4 May 1944– Sir John Nicoll80x80px 4 May 1944 23 October 1944– Sir John Rankine 60px 23 October 1944 1 January 1945 17.
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Original:  Sir Alexander Grantham60x60px 1 January 1945 21 March 1947– Sir John Nicoll80x80px 21 March 1947 8 October 1947 18.
Revised:  Sir Alexander Grantham 60px 1 January 1945 21 March 1947– Sir John Nicoll80x80px 21 March 1947 8 October 1947 18.
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Original:  Sir Alexander Grantham60x60px 1 January 1945 21 March 1947– Sir John Nicoll80x80px 21 March 1947 8 October 1947 18.
Revised:  Sir Alexander Grantham60x60px 1 January 1945 21 March 1947– Sir John Nicoll 60px 21 March 1947 8 October 1947 18.
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Original: In other media Television The Mark Scarlotti version of Blacklash appeared in the 1990s Iron Man animated series, voiced initially by James Avery and later by Dorian Harewood.
Revised: In other media Television The Mark Scarlotti incarnation of Blacklash appeared in the 1990s Iron Man animated series, voiced initially by James Avery and later by Dorian Harewood.
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Original: PHINEAS AND FERB: MISSION MARVEL DEBUT DATE ANNOUNCED A  variation of Mark Scarlotti named Marcus Scarlotti appears in the live-action MCU television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.  episode "A Fractured House", portrayed by Falk Hentschel.
Revised: PHINEAS AND FERB: MISSION MARVEL DEBUT DATE ANNOUNCED The Anton Vanko incarnation of Whiplash appears in the Avengers Assemble animated series episode "The Conqueror", voiced by Troy Baker. He attacks and ensnares the Avengers with whips that A.I.M. upgraded using Kang the Conqueror's futuristic technology. However, the Hulk manages to break free and defeat Whiplash with Black Widow's help. variation of Mark Scarlotti named Marcus Scarlotti appears in the live-action MCU television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode "A Fractured House", portrayed by Falk Hentschel.
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Original: PHINEAS AND FERB: MISSION MARVEL DEBUT DATE ANNOUNCED A  variation of Mark Scarlotti named Marcus Scarlotti appears in the live-action MCU television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.  episode "A Fractured House", portrayed by Falk Hentschel.
Revised: PHINEAS AND FERB: MISSION MARVEL DEBUT DATE ANNOUNCED A Marvel Cinematic Universe Several individuals based on the various comics incarnations of Whiplash appear in live-action media set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Mickey Rourke portrays Ivan Antonovich Vanko, an original character based on Whiplash and the Crimson Dynamo who is the son of Anton Vanko and appears in the film, Iron Man 2. A ruthless technological genius bent on ruining Tony Stark, he works alongside Justin Hammer and wields a pair of metal, electrified whips. Ivan is depicted as being very manipulative, particularly towards Hammer, while also being physically strong. He has two confrontations with Stark; the first time while wearing a harness for his whips and the second with full body armor. He is defeated by Iron Man and War Machine during the second encounter, and tries unsuccessfully to use his armor's self-destruct to take them with him. Anton Vanko (portrayed by Evgeniy Lazarev) also appears in Iron Man 2 as a scientist who worked with Howard Stark to invent the Arc Reactor in the 1960s, only to be deported back to the Soviet Union after being caught selling stolen patents on the black market and being sent to the Gulag. His death in the present sparks Ivan's quest for vengeance. Additionally, a younger version of Anton appears in the television series Agent Carter, portrayed by Costa Ronin.Costa Ronin Joins Marvel's Agent Carter – Ronin cast as a familiar Marvel Cinematic Universe villain's father! A variation of Mark Scarlotti named Marcus Scarlotti appears in the live-action MCU television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode "A Fractured House", portrayed by Falk Hentschel.
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Original: PHINEAS AND FERB: MISSION MARVEL DEBUT DATE ANNOUNCED A  variation of Mark Scarlotti named Marcus Scarlotti appears in the live-action MCU television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.  episode "A Fractured House", portrayed by Falk Hentschel.
Revised: PHINEAS AND FERB: MISSION MARVEL DEBUT DATE ANNOUNCED A variation of Mark Scarlotti named Marcus Scarlotti appears in the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. episode "A Fractured House", portrayed by Falk Hentschel.
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Original: PHINEAS AND FERB: MISSION MARVEL DEBUT DATE ANNOUNCED A  variation of Mark Scarlotti named Marcus Scarlotti appears in the live-action MCU television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.  episode "A Fractured House", portrayed by Falk Hentschel.
Revised: PHINEAS AND FERB: MISSION MARVEL DEBUT DATE ANNOUNCED A variation of Mark Scarlotti named Marcus Scarlotti appears in the live-action MCU television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. television series episode "A Fractured House", portrayed by Falk Hentschel.
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Original:  Scarlotti was sent by Daniel Whitehall to lead a team of Hydra agents posing as S.H.I.E.L.D. agents to attack the United Nations, disintegrating several delegates with splinter bombs and nearly killing Brigadier General Glenn Talbot in the process.
Revised:  Scarlotti is sent by Daniel Whitehall to lead a team of Hydra agents posing as S.H.I.E.L.D. agents to attack the United Nations, disintegrating several delegates with splinter bombs and nearly killing Brigadier General Glenn Talbot in the process.
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Original:  Scarlotti and his team later took over a S.H.I.E.L.D. safehouse before engaging and being defeated by Melinda May, Bobbi Morse, and Lance Hunter  .
Revised:  Scarlotti and his team later take over a S.H.I.E.L.D. safehouse before engaging and being defeated by Melinda May, Bobbi Morse, and Lance Hunter .
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Original:  Scarlotti and his team later took over a S.H.I.E.L.D. safehouse before engaging and being defeated by Melinda May, Bobbi Morse, and Lance Hunter  .
Revised:  Scarlotti and his team later took over a S.H.I.E.L.D. safehouse before engaging and being defeated by Melinda May, Bobbi Morse, and Lance Hunter in battle .
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Original:  A younger version of the MCU incarnation of Anton Vanko appears in the live-action series Agent Carter, portrayed by Costa Ronin.Costa Ronin Joins Marvel's Agent Carter – Ronin cast as a familiar Marvel Cinematic Universe villain's father! The Anton Vanko version of Whiplash appears in the Avengers Assemble animated series episode "The Conqueror", voiced by Troy Baker. He attacks and ensnares the Avengers with whips that A.I.M. upgraded using Kang the Conqueror's futuristic technology. However, the Hulk manages to break free and defeat Whiplash with Black Widow's help.
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Original:  Film Mickey Rourke portrays Ivan Antonovich Vanko, an original character based on Whiplash and the Crimson Dynamo, and the son of Anton Vanko in the live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe film, Iron Man 2. A ruthless technological genius bent on ruining Tony Stark, he works alongside Justin Hammer and wields a pair of metal, electrified whips.
Revised:  Mickey Rourke portrays Ivan Antonovich Vanko, an original character based on Whiplash and the Crimson Dynamo, and the son of Anton Vanko in the live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe film, Iron Man 2. A ruthless technological genius bent on ruining Tony Stark, he works alongside Justin Hammer and wields a pair of metal, electrified whips.
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Original:  Film Mickey Rourke portrays Ivan Antonovich Vanko, an original character based on Whiplash and the Crimson Dynamo, and the son of Anton Vanko in the live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe film, Iron Man 2. A ruthless technological genius bent on ruining Tony Stark, he works alongside Justin Hammer and wields a pair of metal, electrified whips. Vanko is depicted as being very manipulative, particularly towards Hammer, while also being physically strong. He has two confrontations with Stark; the first time while wearing a harness for his whips and the second with full body armor. He is defeated by Iron Man and War Machine during the second encounter, and tries unsuccessfully to use his armor's self-destruct to take them with him.
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Original:  Video games The Mark Scarlotti version of Whiplash appears as a boss in the Iron Man video game, based on the 2008 film of the same name, voiced by Zach McGowan.
Revised:  Video games The Mark Scarlotti incarnation of Whiplash appears as a boss in the Iron Man video game, based on the 2008 film of the same name, voiced by Zach McGowan.
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