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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer Whereas most areas that are subjected to guerrilla gardening are unused or abandoned areas not designated for parkland or green space, this is an exception in that it was initially designed for such a purpose. Originally a maintained parkette in Welland, this small area along the Welland Recreational Waterway fell into disuse and neglect for years. In 2013, a handful of local residents, including visual artists and guerrilla gardeners, reclaimed the space by fully restoring overgrown flower beds, adding outdoor paintings, and overseeing general landscape maintenance. Although this area is officially municipal property, there was initially a question by volunteers as to which local organization was responsible for this parkette's maintenance (whether responsibility fell into hands of Welland Recreational Canal Corporation or City of Welland Parks Department). Volunteers met with representatives of City of Welland, and an unofficial verbal agreement was made, ensuring that although the City of Welland does own the parkette land, volunteers may continue maintenance and gardening in the area. Currently, the area attracts some local artistic, musical, and creative youth. It has also been the setting for a number of small, unorganized or impromptu events, such as art shows. Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer "Garden in a night" In 1996, Have på en nat ("Garden in a night") was made by the Danish Økologiske Igangsættere ("Organic starters"). An empty piece of land in the middle of the city at Guldbergsgade in Nørrebro, Copenhagen, Denmark, was transformed into a garden in a single night. About 1,000 people took part in the URL Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer Villi Vyöhyke r.y. (Wild Zone NGO) Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer Villi Vyöhyke registered association is Finnish nature conservation focused organisation which was founded in Tampere in 2013. Founders of the association started planting meadow plants to road embankments and wastes in urban environments. Urbanization and structural change of agriculture has made many meadow plants endangered in Finland during 20st and 21st centuries. According to members planting wild plants in city area is in gray area according to Finnish law. City of Tampere has reacted positively to the functioning of the association. Villi Vyöhyke has established over 50 guerilla meadows in city of Tampere. The association operates mainly in Pirkanmaa region. Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer In 1978 downtown Wellington, New Zealand artist Barry Thomas, in collaboration with Chris Lipscombe, Hugh Walton and others, planted 180 cabbages "on the demolished Duke of Edinburgh/Roxy Theatre site in the centre of Wellington. This cabbage patch, planted in such a way as to spell the word CABBAGE immediately captured the imagination of both the media and the public and engendered a flurry of other activities on the site, culminating in a week-long festival... when the cabbages were ceremonially harvested." While a work of conceptual sculpture, this intervention is also an early example of guerrilla gardening in New Zealand. Thomas' work remained for six months, "astonishingly unvandalised, as a living, breathing sculpture in the heart of the city." Christina Barton writes that in the months that followed, "it captured the hearts and minds of Wellingtonians, who followed the growth of the cabbages, adding their own embellishments to the site, and contributed to the week of festivities (with poetry readings, performances, and the distribution of free coleslaw) that celebrated their harvest", describing the work as "a provocation to the local council and the city's developers". Thomas' documentation of the project was recently purchased by New Zealand's national gallery Te Papa, who described the work as an "important moment in New Zealand's art and social history" with links to the "Occupy movement, urban farming and guerrilla gardening". Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer Guerrilla gardening in South Korea is organized and carried out by individuals, volunteer groups and Internet communities. Richard Reynolds visited South Korea in August 2012 and spoke to many Korean audiences about guerrilla gardening through TEDxItaewon.United Kingdom Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer GuerrillaGardening.org was created in October 2004 by Richard Reynolds as a blog of his solo guerrilla gardening outside Perronet House, a council block in London's Elephant and Castle district. At the time, his motivations were simply those of a frustrated gardener looking to beautify the neighborhood, but his website attracted the interest of fellow guerrilla gardeners in London and beyond, as well as the world's media. Reynolds's guerrilla gardening has now reached many pockets of South London, and news of his activity has inspired people around the world to get involved. He also works alongside other troops, some local and some who travel, to participate. He has also guerrilla gardened in Libya, Berlin and Montreal. Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer Today, GuerrillaGardening.org is still his blog, but it also includes tips, links and thriving community boards where guerrilla gardeners from around the world are finding supportive locals. His book, On Guerrilla Gardening, which describes and discusses activity in 30 different countries, was published by Bloomsbury Publishing in the UK and USA in May 2008, in Germany in 2009, France in 2010 and South Korea in 2012. He regularly speaks on the subject to audiences and, in 2010, launched a campaign focusing specifically on pavements as an opportunity, to 'plant life in your URL Pimp Your Pavement Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer Leaf Street Community Garden, Manchester Leaf Street is an acre of land in Hulme, Manchester, England, that was once an urban street until turfed over by Manchester City Council. Local people, facilitated by Manchester Permaculture Group, took direct action in turning the site into a thriving community garden. Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer California In 2008, Scott Bunnell started the SoCal Guerrilla Gardening Club, adding more drought tolerant gardens, and creating several gardens in Eagle Rock, Pico Rivera, Whittier, Long Beach, Norwalk, Artesia, Venice, Los Angeles County, and the Hollywood and Skid Row areas of Los Angeles. In 2015, SoCal Guerrilla Gardening Club also planted a guerrilla "satellite" garden in Morro Bay with their sister club, the Morro Bay Guerrilla Gardening Club. Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer People's Park in Berkeley became a de facto public park which was formed directly out of a community guerrilla gardening movement during the late 1960s, which took place on land owned by the University of California. The university acquired the land through eminent domain, and the houses on the land were demolished, but the university did not allocate funds to develop the land, and the land was left in a decrepit state. Eventually, people began to convert the unused land into a park. This led to an embattled history involving community members, the university, university police, Governor Reagan, and the national guard, where a protest and bloody reprisal left one person dead, and hundreds seriously wounded. Parts of the park were destroyed and rebuilt over time, and it has established itself as a permanent part of the city. Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer                        Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
Revised:  Los Angeles Green Grounds, Los Angeles Designer Greenaid, a Los Angeles-based organization founded in 2010 by Daniel Phillips and Kim Karlsrud of Common Studio, converts vintage gumball machines to dispense seed balls (a combination of clay, compost, and region-specific seeds). Seed balls are then used for seed bombing, where they are tossed or planted in any area that may benefit from wildflowers. Greenaid partners with business owners, educators and citizens to distribute seedbomb vending machines in various communities worldwide. With region-specific seedbomb mixes, Greenaid aims to integrate and beautify (rather than disrupt) traditionally bland urban areas such as sidewalks and highway medians. Ron Finley started growing produce on a strip of parkway lawn, but came into conflict with the city council.
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Original: The problem of moral luck Given the notion of equating moral responsibility with voluntary action, however, moral luck becomes a problem. This problem is illustrated by an example that many moral luck philosophers employ – that of a traffic accident.
Revised: The problem of moral luck Given the notion of equating moral responsibility with voluntary action, however, moral luck leads to counterintuitive solutions. This is illustrated by an example that many moral luck philosophers employ – that of a traffic accident.
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Original:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
Revised:  Driver A tries to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
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Original:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
Revised:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child but fails and the child dies . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
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Original:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
Revised:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
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Original:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
Revised:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light , but no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
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Original:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
Revised:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing and only gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
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Original:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket but nothing more .
Revised:  Driver A slams the brakes, swerves, in short does everything to try to avoid hitting the child – alas, the car hits and kills the child . Driver B , in the meantime, also runs a red light but, since no one is crossing , gets a traffic ticket .
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Original:  If a bystander were asked to morally evaluate Drivers A and B, there is very good reason to expect them to say that Driver A is due more moral blame than Driver B . After all, Driver A's course of action resulted in a death , whereas the course of action taken by Driver B was quite uneventful .
Revised:  If a bystander is asked to morally evaluate Drivers A and B, there is very good reason to expect them to say that Driver A is due more moral blame than Driver B . After all, Driver A's course of action resulted in a death , whereas the course of action taken by Driver B was quite uneventful .
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Original:  If a bystander were asked to morally evaluate Drivers A and B, there is very good reason to expect them to say that Driver A is due more moral blame than Driver B . After all, Driver A's course of action resulted in a death , whereas the course of action taken by Driver B was quite uneventful .
Revised:  If a bystander were asked to morally evaluate Drivers A and B, they may assign Driver A more moral blame than Driver B . After all, Driver A's course of action resulted in a death , whereas the course of action taken by Driver B was quite uneventful .
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Original:  If a bystander were asked to morally evaluate Drivers A and B, there is very good reason to expect them to say that Driver A is due more moral blame than Driver B . After all, Driver A's course of action resulted in a death , whereas the course of action taken by Driver B was quite uneventful .
Revised:  If a bystander were asked to morally evaluate Drivers A and B, there is very good reason to expect them to say that Driver A is due more moral blame than Driver B because Driver A's course of action resulted in a death , whereas the course of action taken by Driver B was quite uneventful .
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Original:  If a bystander were asked to morally evaluate Drivers A and B, there is very good reason to expect them to say that Driver A is due more moral blame than Driver B . After all, Driver A's course of action resulted in a death , whereas the course of action taken by Driver B was quite uneventful .
Revised:  If a bystander were asked to morally evaluate Drivers A and B, there is very good reason to expect them to say that Driver A is due more moral blame than Driver B . After all, Driver A's course of action resulted in a death .
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Original:  The only disparity is that in the case of Driver A, an external uncontrollable event occurred, whereas it did not in the case of Driver B. The external uncontrollable event, of course, is the child crossing the street. There is no difference at all in what the two of them could have done – however, one seems clearly more to blame than the other. How does this occur?
Revised:  The only disparity is that in the case of Driver A, an external uncontrollable event 
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Original:  If it is given that moral responsibility should only be relevant when the agent voluntarily performed or failed to perform some action, Drivers A and B should be blamed equally , or praised equally, as may be the case. At the same time, this is at least intuitively problematic, as – whatever the external circumstances are – one situation resulted in a death , and the other did not .
Revised:  If it is given that moral responsibility should only be relevant when the agent voluntarily performed or failed to perform some action, Drivers A and B should be blamed equally . This may be intuitively problematic, as – whatever the external circumstances are – one situation resulted in a death , and the other did not .
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Original:  There are six types, all of which are composed of long and thin fibrous crystals, each fibre being composed of many microscopic "fibrils" that can be released into the atmosphere by abrasion and other processes.
Revised:  There are six types, all of which are composed of long and thin fibrous crystals, each fiber being composed of many microscopic "fibrils" that can be released into the atmosphere by abrasion and other processes.
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Original:  Asbestos was widely used during the 20th century until the 1970s , when public recognition of the health hazards of asbestos dust led to its prohibition in mainstream construction and fireproofing in most countries.
Revised:  Asbestos was widely used during the 20th century until the 1970s when public recognition of the health hazards of asbestos dust led to its prohibition in mainstream construction and fireproofing in most countries.
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Original:  The applications of asbestos multiplied at the end of the 19th century - this is an advertisement for an asbestos-lined clothes iron from 1906 Asbestos production began in the Urals of the Russian Empire in the 1880s, and in the Alpine regions of Northern Italy with the formation in Turin of the Italo-English Pure Asbestos Company in 1876, although this was soon swamped by the greater production levels from the Canadian mines.
Revised:  The applications of asbestos multiplied at the end of the 19th century - this is an advertisement for an asbestos-lined clothes iron from 1906 Asbestos production began in the Urals of the Russian Empire in the 1880s, and the Alpine regions of Northern Italy with the formation in Turin of the Italo-English Pure Asbestos Company in 1876, although this was soon swamped by the greater production levels from the Canadian mines.
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Original:  The U.S. asbestos industry had an early start in 1858 , when fibrous anthophyllite was mined for use as asbestos insulation by the Johns Company, a predecessor to the current Johns Manville, at a quarry at Ward's Hill on Staten Island, New York.
Revised:  The U.S. asbestos industry had an early start in 1858 when fibrous anthophyllite was mined for use as asbestos insulation by the Johns Company, a predecessor to the current Johns Manville, at a quarry at Ward's Hill on Staten Island, New York.
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Original:  The use of asbestos became increasingly widespread toward the end of the 19th century , when its diverse applications included fire-retardant coatings, concrete, bricks, pipes and fireplace cement, heat-, fire-, and acid-resistant gaskets, pipe insulation, ceiling insulation, fireproof drywall, flooring, roofing, lawn furniture  and drywall joint compound.
Revised:  The use of asbestos became increasingly widespread toward the end of the 19th century when its diverse applications included fire-retardant coatings, concrete, bricks, pipes and fireplace cement, heat-, fire-, and acid-resistant gaskets, pipe insulation, ceiling insulation, fireproof drywall, flooring, roofing, lawn furniture and drywall joint compound.
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Original:  The use of asbestos became increasingly widespread toward the end of the 19th century , when its diverse applications included fire-retardant coatings, concrete, bricks, pipes and fireplace cement, heat-, fire-, and acid-resistant gaskets, pipe insulation, ceiling insulation, fireproof drywall, flooring, roofing, lawn furniture  and drywall joint compound.
Revised:  The use of asbestos became increasingly widespread toward the end of the 19th century , when its diverse applications included fire-retardant coatings, concrete, bricks, pipes and fireplace cement, heat-, fire-, and acid-resistant gaskets, pipe insulation, ceiling insulation, fireproof drywall, flooring, roofing, lawn furniture , and drywall joint compound.
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Original:  In Japan, particularly after World War II, asbestos was used in the manufacture of ammonium sulfate for purposes of rice production, sprayed upon the ceilings, iron skeletons  and walls of railroad cars and buildings (during the 1960s), and used for energy efficiency reasons as well.
Revised:  In Japan, particularly after World War II, asbestos was used in the manufacture of ammonium sulfate for purposes of rice production, sprayed upon the ceilings, iron skeletons , and walls of railroad cars and buildings (during the 1960s), and used for energy efficiency reasons as well.
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