wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  Cornwall South East Conservative gain from Lib22,39045.1\%9.1\% The Cotswolds Conservative hold 29,075 53.0\% 1.1\% Coventry North East Labour hold 21,384 49.3\% 5.5\% (to CON)
Revised:  Cornwall South East Conservative gain from Lib22,39045.1\%9.1\% The Cotswolds Conservative hold 29,075 53.0\% 1.1\% Labour hold 21,384 49.3\% 5.5\% (to CON)
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Original:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
Revised:  Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
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Original:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
Revised:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
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Original:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
Revised:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
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Original:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
Revised:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
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Original:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
Revised:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
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Original:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | Croydon North | width=5px;
Revised:  Coventry North West Labour hold 19,936 42.8\% 3.9\% (to CON) Coventry South Labour hold 19,197 41.8\% 3.4\% (to CON) Crawley Conservative gain from Lab 21,264 44.8\% 6.3\% Crewe and Nantwich Conservative gain from Lab 23,420 45.8\% 13.7\% Croydon Central Conservative gain from Lab | 19,657 | 39.5\% | 3.3\% |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:blue"| | Conservative hold | 28,684 | 50.9\% | 1.7\% (to LD) |- | Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:blue"| | Conservative hold | 28,684 | 50.9\% | 1.7\% (to LD) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 15,681 | 52.5\% | 8.6\% (to PC) |- | Dagenham and Rainham | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 15,681 | 52.5\% | 8.6\% (to PC) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:blue"| | Conservative hold | 29,252 | 56.5\% | 0.7\% (to LD) |- | Delyn | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:blue"| | Conservative hold | 29,252 | 56.5\% | 0.7\% (to LD) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 15,083 | 40.8\% | 6.7\% (to CON) |- | Denton and Reddish | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 15,083 | 40.8\% | 6.7\% (to CON) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 14,896 | 33.0\% | 7.4\% (to CON) |- | Derby South | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 14,896 | 33.0\% | 7.4\% (to CON) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| |Labour hold |17,948 |38.2\% |8.6\% (to CON) |- | Derbyshire South | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| |Labour hold |17,948 |38.2\% |8.6\% (to CON) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:#F9D616"| | Liberal Democrat hold | 16,684 | 35.9\% | -11.4\% |- | Edmonton | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:#F9D616"| | Liberal Democrat hold | 16,684 | 35.9\% | -11.4\% |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 20,810 | 43.9\% | 0.5\% (to CON) |- | Hampshire East | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 20,810 | 43.9\% | 0.5\% (to CON) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:blue"| | Conservative gain from Lab | 21,435 | 44.7\% | 7.0\% (to CON) |- | Harrow West | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:blue"| | Conservative gain from Lab | 21,435 | 44.7\% | 7.0\% (to CON) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 20,111 | 43.6\% | 5.7\% (to CON) |- | Hartlepool | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 20,111 | 43.6\% | 5.7\% (to CON) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:blue"| | Conservative hold | 24,631 | 51.8\% | 3.8\% (to LD) |- | Hertford and Stortford | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:blue"| | Conservative hold | 24,631 | 51.8\% | 3.8\% (to LD) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:blue"| | Conservative hold | 26,995 | 53.5\% | 1.9\% (to LD) |- | Hertfordshire South West | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:blue"| | Conservative hold | 26,995 | 53.5\% | 1.9\% (to LD) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 19,137 | 50.3\% | 8.4\% (to CON) |- | Hove | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 19,137 | 50.3\% | 8.4\% (to CON) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 15,725 | 38.8\% | 7.1\% (to CON) |- | Hull East | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 15,725 | 38.8\% | 7.1\% (to CON) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 13,044 | 39.2\% | 12.2\% (to LD) |- | Hull West and Hessle | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 13,044 | 39.2\% | 12.2\% (to LD) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 15,916 | 42.5\% | 4.0\% (to PC) |- | Londonderry East | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 15,916 | 42.5\% | 4.0\% (to PC) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 14,725 | 34.9\% | 4.6\% (to CON) |- | Macclesfield | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 14,725 | 34.9\% | 4.6\% (to CON) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 15,692 | 45.9\% | 0.6\% (to LD) |- | Newcastle upon Tyne East | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 15,692 | 45.9\% | 0.6\% (to LD) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 17,043 | 45.0 | 4.6\% (to LD) |- | Newcastle upon Tyne North | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 17,043 | 45.0 | 4.6\% (to LD) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 17,950 | 40.8 | 4.5\% (to LD) |- | Newport East | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red"| | Labour hold | 17,950 | 40.8 | 4.5\% (to LD) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:#ff0" | | SNP hold | 19,118 | 39.6\% | 2.9\% |- | Peterborough | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:#ff0" | | SNP hold | 19,118 | 39.6\% | 2.9\% |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:#F9D616"| | Liberal Democrat gain from Lab | 18,955 | 45.2\% | 21.8\% |- | Redditch | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:#F9D616"| | Liberal Democrat gain from Lab | 18,955 | 45.2\% | 21.8\% |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:#F9D616" | | Liberal Democrat gain from Con | 23,635 | 42.9\% | 0.3\% |- | Somerset North | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:#F9D616" | | Liberal Democrat gain from Con | 23,635 | 42.9\% | 0.3\% |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:blue" | | Conservative hold | 31,007 | 56.7\% | 0.7\% (to LD) |- | Surrey Heath | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:blue" | | Conservative hold | 31,007 | 56.7\% | 0.7\% (to LD) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:#F9D616" | | Liberal Democrat gain from Con |24,560 |44.0\% |3.6\% |- | Welwyn Hatfield | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:#F9D616" | | Liberal Democrat gain from Con |24,560 |44.0\% |3.6\% |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:blue" | | Conservative hold| 26,551 | 50.3\% | 0.7\% (to LD) |- | Wokingham | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:blue" | | Conservative hold| 26,551 | 50.3\% | 0.7\% (to LD) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:#F9D616" | | Liberal Democrat hold| 31,843 | 55.7\% | 2.7\% |- | Ynys Mon | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:#F9D616" | | Liberal Democrat hold| 31,843 | 55.7\% | 2.7\% |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  style="background:red" | | Labour hold| 18,573 | 40.0\% | 6.0\% (to CON) |- | York Outer | width=5px;
Revised:  style="background:red" | | Labour hold| 18,573 | 40.0\% | 6.0\% (to CON) |- | | width=5px;
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Original:  Dallas Braden , a left-handed pitcher for Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics in the United States , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a perfect game , in a 4-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career complete game .
Revised:  , a left-handed pitcher for Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics in the United States , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a perfect game , in a 4-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career complete game .
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Original:  Dallas Braden , a left-handed pitcher for Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics in the United States , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a perfect game , in a 4-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career complete game .
Revised:  Dallas Braden , a left-handed pitcher for 's in the , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a perfect game , in a 4-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career complete game .
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Dallas Braden , a left-handed pitcher for Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics in the United States , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a perfect game , in a 4-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career complete game .
Revised:  Dallas Braden , a left-handed pitcher for Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics in the United States , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a , in a 4-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career complete game .
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Dallas Braden , a left-handed pitcher for Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics in the United States , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a perfect game , in a 4-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career complete game .
Revised:  Dallas Braden , a left-handed pitcher for Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics in the United States , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a perfect game , in a 4-0 win against the . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career complete game .
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Dallas Braden , a left-handed pitcher for Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics in the United States , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a perfect game , in a 4-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career complete game .
Revised:  Dallas Braden , a left-handed pitcher for Major League Baseball's Oakland Athletics in the United States , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a perfect game , in a 4-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career .
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Original:  The perfect game was the second pitched in the Athletics' franchise history, the other being thrown by Hall of Fame pitcher Catfish Hunter on May 8, 1968 against the Minnesota Twins . Braden, at 26, also became the youngest pitcher to throw a complete game since Anaheim Angels pitcher Mike Witt did so at age 24 in 1984.
Revised:  The perfect game was the second pitched in the Athletics' franchise history, the other being thrown by pitcher on May 8, 1968 against the Minnesota Twins . Braden, at 26, also became the youngest pitcher to throw a complete game since Anaheim Angels pitcher Mike Witt did so at age 24 in 1984.
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Original:  The perfect game was the second pitched in the Athletics' franchise history, the other being thrown by Hall of Fame pitcher Catfish Hunter on May 8, 1968 against the Minnesota Twins . Braden, at 26, also became the youngest pitcher to throw a complete game since Anaheim Angels pitcher Mike Witt did so at age 24 in 1984.
Revised:  The perfect game was the second pitched in the Athletics' franchise history, the other being thrown by Hall of Fame pitcher Catfish Hunter on May 8, 1968 against the . Braden, at 26, also became the youngest pitcher to throw a complete game since Anaheim Angels pitcher Mike Witt did so at age 24 in 1984.
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Original:  The perfect game was the second pitched in the Athletics' franchise history, the other being thrown by Hall of Fame pitcher Catfish Hunter on May 8, 1968 against the Minnesota Twins . Braden, at 26, also became the youngest pitcher to throw a complete game since Anaheim Angels pitcher Mike Witt did so at age 24 in 1984.
Revised:  The perfect game was the second pitched in the Athletics' franchise history, the other being thrown by Hall of Fame pitcher Catfish Hunter on May 8, 1968 against the Minnesota Twins . Braden, at 26, also became the youngest pitcher to throw a complete game since pitcher did so at age 24 in 1984.
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Original:  The low crowd at the Oakland Coliseum , at only 12,228, was due to the Mother's Day holiday occurring across the United States, Braden, along with every other Major League Baseball player, donned pink equipment for awareness of breast cancer, which has become a tradition for baseball players on Mother's Day.
Revised:  The low crowd at the , at only 12,228, was due to the Mother's Day holiday occurring across the United States, Braden, along with every other Major League Baseball player, donned pink equipment for awareness of breast cancer, which has become a tradition for baseball players on Mother's Day.
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Original:  The low crowd at the Oakland Coliseum , at only 12,228, was due to the Mother's Day holiday occurring across the United States, Braden, along with every other Major League Baseball player, donned pink equipment for awareness of breast cancer, which has become a tradition for baseball players on Mother's Day.
Revised:  The low crowd at the Oakland Coliseum , at only 12,228, was due to the holiday occurring across the United States, Braden, along with every other Major League Baseball player, donned pink equipment for awareness of breast cancer, which has become a tradition for baseball players on Mother's Day.
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Original:  Braden recently drew controversy in the league after publicly criticizing New York Yankees all-star third baseman Alex Rodriguez for crossing the pitcher's mound after a foul ball, which Braden claimed to be an "unwritten rule" in baseball.
Revised:  Braden recently drew controversy in the league after publicly criticizing all-star third baseman Alex Rodriguez for crossing the pitcher's mound after a foul ball, which Braden claimed to be an "unwritten rule" in baseball.
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Original:  Braden recently drew controversy in the league after publicly criticizing New York Yankees all-star third baseman Alex Rodriguez for crossing the pitcher's mound after a foul ball, which Braden claimed to be an "unwritten rule" in baseball.
Revised:  Braden recently drew controversy in the league after publicly criticizing New York Yankees all-star third baseman for crossing the pitcher's mound after a foul ball, which Braden claimed to be an "unwritten rule" in baseball.
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Original:  US President  gave a statement condemning the attack: "France is America ’ s oldest ally, and has stood shoulder to shoulder with the United States in the fight against terrorists who threaten our shared security and the world.
Revised:  US President Barack Obama gave a statement condemning the attack: "France is America ’ s oldest ally, and has stood shoulder to shoulder with the United States in the fight against terrorists who threaten our shared security and the world.
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Original:  US President  gave a statement condemning the attack: "France is America ’ s oldest ally, and has stood shoulder to shoulder with the United States in the fight against terrorists who threaten our shared security and the world.
Revised:  US President gave a statement condemning the attack: "France is America ' s oldest ally, and has stood shoulder to shoulder with the United States in the fight against terrorists who threaten our shared security and the world.
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Original: In a nationally broadcast radio sermon by former Iranian president Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani on Friday, he said of the U. N. watchdog group adopting the resolution for Iran to stop nuclear enrichment activities, "The decision was a cruel one."
Revised: In a nationally broadcast radio sermon by former Iranian president on Friday, he said of the U. N. watchdog group adopting the resolution for Iran to stop nuclear enrichment activities, "The decision was a cruel one."
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Original:  On Thursday, an Iranian member of their nuclear negotiating team, Sirous Nasseri, read in London a statement made by his republic at the emergency governing board meeting of the IAEA regarding the Nuclear proliferation treaty (NPT):How can this body be called to react to an act, which is in full conformity with the NPT and the safeguards and constitutes a limited manifestation of the exercise of an inalienable right?
Revised:  On Thursday, an Iranian member of their nuclear negotiating team, Sirous Nasseri, read in a statement made by his republic at the emergency governing board meeting of the IAEA regarding the Nuclear proliferation treaty (NPT):How can this body be called to react to an act, which is in full conformity with the NPT and the safeguards and constitutes a limited manifestation of the exercise of an inalienable right?
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Original:  On Thursday, an Iranian member of their nuclear negotiating team, Sirous Nasseri, read in London a statement made by his republic at the emergency governing board meeting of the IAEA regarding the Nuclear proliferation treaty (NPT):How can this body be called to react to an act, which is in full conformity with the NPT and the safeguards and constitutes a limited manifestation of the exercise of an inalienable right?
Revised:  On Thursday, an Iranian member of their nuclear negotiating team, Sirous Nasseri, read in London a statement made by his republic at the emergency governing board meeting of the IAEA regarding the (NPT):How can this body be called to react to an act, which is in full conformity with the NPT and the safeguards and constitutes a limited manifestation of the exercise of an inalienable right?
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Original: In ice hockey, Tomáš Kopecký scored the game-winning goal for the Chicago Blackhawks 8:25 into the third period to lift the Blackhawks over the Philadelphia Flyers in Game 1 of the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals Saturday night in Chicago, United States.
Revised: In ice hockey, scored the game-winning goal for the Chicago Blackhawks 8:25 into the third period to lift the Blackhawks over the Philadelphia Flyers in Game 1 of the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals Saturday night in Chicago, United States.
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Original: In ice hockey, Tomáš Kopecký scored the game-winning goal for the Chicago Blackhawks 8:25 into the third period to lift the Blackhawks over the Philadelphia Flyers in Game 1 of the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals Saturday night in Chicago, United States.
Revised: In ice hockey, Tomáš Kopecký scored the game-winning goal for the Chicago Blackhawks 8:25 into the third period to lift the Blackhawks over the in Game 1 of the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals Saturday night in Chicago, United States.
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Original: In ice hockey, Tomáš Kopecký scored the game-winning goal for the Chicago Blackhawks 8:25 into the third period to lift the Blackhawks over the Philadelphia Flyers in Game 1 of the 2010 Stanley Cup Finals Saturday night in Chicago, United States.
Revised: In ice hockey, Tomáš Kopecký scored the game-winning goal for the Chicago Blackhawks 8:25 into the third period to lift the Blackhawks over the Philadelphia Flyers in Game 1 of the Saturday night in Chicago, United States.
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