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Original:  In a press release, the organisation said it is currently crowdfunding for an appeal to the ruling, which its director Chris Todd was quoted in a press release as "fail[ing] to grapple with the clear requirement created by Parliament that ministers must carefully consider environmental impacts".
Revised:  In a press release, the organisation said it is currently crowdfunding for an appeal to the ruling, which its director Chris Todd was quoted in that press release as "fail[ing] to grapple with the clear requirement created by Parliament that ministers must carefully consider environmental impacts".
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Original:  RIS 2 would support 64 thousand jobs in the construction industry and has been defended by chief executive of Jim O'Sullivan as "mak[ing] journeys faster and more reliable for freight and road users."  2015 DfT analysis of RIS 1 found the scheme would increase the projected rise in emissions by 2040 by between 0.1 and 0.2\%.
Revised:  RIS 2 would support 64 thousand jobs in the construction industry and has been defended by chief executive of Jim O'Sullivan as "mak[ing] journeys faster and more reliable for freight and road users." A 2015 DfT analysis of RIS 1 found the scheme would increase the projected rise in emissions by 2040 by between 0.1 and 0.2\%.
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Original:   April 2020 analysis of RIS 2 found the five new schemes covered would amount to an estimated 0.016\% of emissions of the 2028-2032 carbon budget.
Revised:  An April 2020 analysis of RIS 2 found the five new schemes covered would amount to an estimated 0.016\% of emissions of the 2028-2032 carbon budget.
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Original: Tropical Storm Zeta has become the first storm of the 2006 Atlantic hurricane season after crossing over from 2005 Atlantic hurricane season as that seasons 27th storm, breaking the record set by Hurricane Epsilon earlier in December.
Revised: Tropical Storm Zeta has become the first storm of the after crossing over from 2005 Atlantic hurricane season as that seasons 27th storm, breaking the record set by Hurricane Epsilon earlier in December.
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Original: Tropical Storm Zeta has become the first storm of the 2006 Atlantic hurricane season after crossing over from 2005 Atlantic hurricane season as that seasons 27th storm, breaking the record set by Hurricane Epsilon earlier in December.
Revised: Tropical Storm Zeta has become the first storm of the 2006 Atlantic hurricane season after crossing over from as that seasons 27th storm, breaking the record set by Hurricane Epsilon earlier in December.
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Original: Tropical Storm Zeta has become the first storm of the 2006 Atlantic hurricane season after crossing over from 2005 Atlantic hurricane season as that seasons 27th storm, breaking the record set by Hurricane Epsilon earlier in December.
Revised: Tropical Storm Zeta has become the first storm of the 2006 Atlantic hurricane season after crossing over from 2005 Atlantic hurricane season as that seasons 27th storm, breaking the record set by earlier in December.
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Original:  The 2005 season was notable for the record number of storms it produced (including Zeta), and was the first time storm names used V, W and Greek letters and the second time the letters R, S, and T were used.
Revised:  The 2005 season was notable for the record number of storms it produced (including Zeta), and was the first time storm names used , , and and the second time the letters R, S, and T were used.
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Original:  The 2005 season was notable for the record number of storms it produced (including Zeta), and was the first time storm names used V, W and Greek letters and the second time the letters R, S, and T were used.
Revised:  The 2005 season was notable for the record number of storms it produced (including Zeta), and was the first time storm names used V, W and Greek letters and the second time the letters , , and were used.
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Original:  The season also had the highest-ever number of storms forming in the month of July, and had the highest number of Category 5 hurricanes with a total of three, including Hurricane Wilma , the most intense hurricane ever in the Atlantic basin.
Revised:  The season also had the highest-ever number of storms forming in the month of July, and had the highest number of with a total of three, including Hurricane Wilma , the most intense hurricane ever in the Atlantic basin.
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Original:  The season also had the highest-ever number of storms forming in the month of July, and had the highest number of Category 5 hurricanes with a total of three, including Hurricane Wilma , the most intense hurricane ever in the Atlantic basin.
Revised:  The season also had the highest-ever number of storms forming in the month of July, and had the highest number of Category 5 hurricanes with a total of three, including , the most intense hurricane ever in the Atlantic basin.
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Original:  The most notable of the three Category 5 hurricanes was Hurricane Katrina . Katrina caused over $100 billion ( USD ) in damage and 1,383 deaths, especially along Mississippi and Alabama coastlines which suffered catastrophic damage.
Revised:  The most notable of the three Category 5 hurricanes was . Katrina caused over $100 billion ( USD ) in damage and 1,383 deaths, especially along Mississippi and Alabama coastlines which suffered catastrophic damage.
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Original:  The most notable of the three Category 5 hurricanes was Hurricane Katrina . Katrina caused over $100 billion ( USD ) in damage and 1,383 deaths, especially along Mississippi and Alabama coastlines which suffered catastrophic damage.
Revised:  The most notable of the three Category 5 hurricanes was Hurricane Katrina . Katrina caused over $100 billion ( ) in damage and 1,383 deaths, especially along Mississippi and Alabama coastlines which suffered catastrophic damage.
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Original:  The most notable of the three Category 5 hurricanes was Hurricane Katrina . Katrina caused over $100 billion ( USD ) in damage and 1,383 deaths, especially along Mississippi and Alabama coastlines which suffered catastrophic damage.
Revised:  The most notable of the three Category 5 hurricanes was Hurricane Katrina . Katrina caused over $100 billion ( USD ) in damage and 1,383 deaths, especially along and coastlines which suffered catastrophic damage.
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Original: 300px|Huygens probe descent to Titan. (illustration by NASA) The Huygens Probe will enter the atmosphere of Saturn 's largest moon, Titan , on January 14 at approximately 9 a.m. UTC . NASA launched Cassini-Huygens, the largest interplanetary space craft ever built, on October 15, 1997.
Revised: The Probe will enter the atmosphere of Saturn 's largest moon, Titan , on January 14 at approximately 9 a.m. UTC . NASA launched Cassini-Huygens, the largest interplanetary space craft ever built, on October 15, 1997.
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Original:  (illustration by NASA) The Huygens Probe will enter the atmosphere of Saturn 's largest moon, Titan , on January 14 at approximately 9 a.m. UTC . NASA launched Cassini-Huygens, the largest interplanetary space craft ever built, on October 15, 1997.
Revised:  (illustration by NASA) The Huygens Probe will enter the atmosphere of 's largest moon, Titan , on January 14 at approximately 9 a.m. UTC . NASA launched Cassini-Huygens, the largest interplanetary space craft ever built, on October 15, 1997.
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Original:  (illustration by NASA) The Huygens Probe will enter the atmosphere of Saturn 's largest moon, Titan , on January 14 at approximately 9 a.m. UTC . NASA launched Cassini-Huygens, the largest interplanetary space craft ever built, on October 15, 1997.
Revised:  (illustration by NASA) The Huygens Probe will enter the atmosphere of Saturn 's largest moon, , on January 14 at approximately 9 a.m. UTC . NASA launched Cassini-Huygens, the largest interplanetary space craft ever built, on October 15, 1997.
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Original:  (illustration by NASA) The Huygens Probe will enter the atmosphere of Saturn 's largest moon, Titan , on January 14 at approximately 9 a.m. UTC . NASA launched Cassini-Huygens, the largest interplanetary space craft ever built, on October 15, 1997.
Revised:  (illustration by NASA) The Huygens Probe will enter the atmosphere of Saturn 's largest moon, Titan , on January 14 at approximately 9 a.m. . NASA launched Cassini-Huygens, the largest interplanetary space craft ever built, on October 15, 1997.
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Original:  (illustration by NASA) The Huygens Probe will enter the atmosphere of Saturn 's largest moon, Titan , on January 14 at approximately 9 a.m. UTC . NASA launched Cassini-Huygens, the largest interplanetary space craft ever built, on October 15, 1997.
Revised:  (illustration by NASA) The Huygens Probe will enter the atmosphere of Saturn 's largest moon, Titan , on January 14 at approximately 9 a.m. UTC . launched Cassini-Huygens, the largest interplanetary space craft ever built, on October 15, 1997.
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Original:  The Cassini orbiter was named for Jean-Dominique Cassini , who discovered other moons of Saturn and the gap between Saturn's rings known as the Cassini Division . References External linksCassini-Huygens at our sister project, Wikipedia Cassini Mission Homepage by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ESA Huygens Homepage ESA - Where is Cassini-Huygens now?
Revised:  The Cassini orbiter was named for , who discovered other moons of Saturn and the gap between Saturn's rings known as the Cassini Division . References External linksCassini-Huygens at our sister project, Wikipedia Cassini Mission Homepage by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ESA Huygens Homepage ESA - Where is Cassini-Huygens now?
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Original:  The Cassini orbiter was named for Jean-Dominique Cassini , who discovered other moons of Saturn and the gap between Saturn's rings known as the Cassini Division . References External linksCassini-Huygens at our sister project, Wikipedia Cassini Mission Homepage by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ESA Huygens Homepage ESA - Where is Cassini-Huygens now?
Revised:  The Cassini orbiter was named for Jean-Dominique Cassini , who discovered other moons of Saturn and the gap between Saturn's rings known as the . References External linksCassini-Huygens at our sister project, Wikipedia Cassini Mission Homepage by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ESA Huygens Homepage ESA - Where is Cassini-Huygens now?
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Original:  The Cassini orbiter was named for Jean-Dominique Cassini , who discovered other moons of Saturn and the gap between Saturn's rings known as the Cassini Division . References External linksCassini-Huygens at our sister project, Wikipedia Cassini Mission Homepage by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ESA Huygens Homepage ESA - Where is Cassini-Huygens now?
Revised:  The Cassini orbiter was named for Jean-Dominique Cassini , who discovered other moons of Saturn and the gap between Saturn's rings known as the Cassini Division . External linksCassini-Huygens at our sister project, Wikipedia Cassini Mission Homepage by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ESA Huygens Homepage ESA - Where is Cassini-Huygens now?
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Original:  The Cassini orbiter was named for Jean-Dominique Cassini , who discovered other moons of Saturn and the gap between Saturn's rings known as the Cassini Division . References External linksCassini-Huygens at our sister project, Wikipedia Cassini Mission Homepage by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ESA Huygens Homepage ESA - Where is Cassini-Huygens now? Interactive Flash-Animation of Cassini orbits through 2008%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Science and technology Category:NASA Category:Spa
Revised:  The Cassini orbiter was named for Jean-Dominique Cassini , who discovered other moons of Saturn and the gap between Saturn's rings known as the Cassini Division . References %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Science and technology Category:NASA Category:Spa
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Original: Sunderland slumped to their 14th league game without a victory despite a spirited performance against league leaders Chelsea F.C.  Records were set before this Sunday afternoon game kicked-off in the North-East;
Revised:  slumped to their 14th league game without a victory despite a spirited performance against league leaders Chelsea F.C. Records were set before this Sunday afternoon game kicked-off in the North-East;
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Original: Sunderland slumped to their 14th league game without a victory despite a spirited performance against league leaders Chelsea F.C.  Records were set before this Sunday afternoon game kicked-off in the North-East;
Revised: Sunderland slumped to their 14th league game without a victory despite a spirited performance against league leaders Chelsea F.C. . Records were set before this Sunday afternoon game kicked-off in the North-East;
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Original:  bookmaker's were offering the shortest odds for an away win in the history of the Premier League , as top faced bottom at the Stadium of Light . Sunderland, in the middle of a season breaking records for the wrong reasons, were hoping to avoid a result as bad as the 7-0 defeat local rivals Middlesbrough suffered to Aresnal the day before.
Revised:  bookmaker's were offering the shortest odds for an away win in the history of the , as top faced bottom at the Stadium of Light . Sunderland, in the middle of a season breaking records for the wrong reasons, were hoping to avoid a result as bad as the 7-0 defeat local rivals Middlesbrough suffered to Aresnal the day before.
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Original:  bookmaker's were offering the shortest odds for an away win in the history of the Premier League , as top faced bottom at the Stadium of Light . Sunderland, in the middle of a season breaking records for the wrong reasons, were hoping to avoid a result as bad as the 7-0 defeat local rivals Middlesbrough suffered to Aresnal the day before.
Revised:  bookmaker's were offering the shortest odds for an away win in the history of the Premier League , as top faced bottom at the . Sunderland, in the middle of a season breaking records for the wrong reasons, were hoping to avoid a result as bad as the 7-0 defeat local rivals Middlesbrough suffered to Aresnal the day before.
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Original:  bookmaker's were offering the shortest odds for an away win in the history of the Premier League , as top faced bottom at the Stadium of Light . Sunderland, in the middle of a season breaking records for the wrong reasons, were hoping to avoid a result as bad as the 7-0 defeat local rivals Middlesbrough suffered to Aresnal the day before.
Revised:  bookmaker's were offering the shortest odds for an away win in the history of the Premier League , as top faced bottom at the Stadium of Light . Sunderland, in the middle of a season breaking records for the wrong reasons, were hoping to avoid a result as bad as the 7-0 defeat local rivals Middlesbrough suffered to Arsenal the day before.
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Original:  Sunderland defenders were caught-out on 20 minutes, when a William Gallas cross, which looked as though it was headed out of play, was headed back across the face of goal by Joe Cole . Defenders were caught flat-footed, and Argentinian Hernan Crespo was first to react with a close-range header.
Revised:  Sunderland defenders were caught-out on 20 minutes, when a cross, which looked as though it was headed out of play, was headed back across the face of goal by Joe Cole . Defenders were caught flat-footed, and Argentinian Hernan Crespo was first to react with a close-range header.
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Original:  Sunderland defenders were caught-out on 20 minutes, when a William Gallas cross, which looked as though it was headed out of play, was headed back across the face of goal by Joe Cole . Defenders were caught flat-footed, and Argentinian Hernan Crespo was first to react with a close-range header.
Revised:  Sunderland defenders were caught-out on 20 minutes, when a William Gallas cross, which looked as though it was headed out of play, was headed back across the face of goal by . Defenders were caught flat-footed, and Argentinian Hernan Crespo was first to react with a close-range header.
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Original:  Sunderland defenders were caught-out on 20 minutes, when a William Gallas cross, which looked as though it was headed out of play, was headed back across the face of goal by Joe Cole . Defenders were caught flat-footed, and Argentinian Hernan Crespo was first to react with a close-range header.
Revised:  Sunderland defenders were caught-out on 20 minutes, when a William Gallas cross, which looked as though it was headed out of play, was headed back across the face of goal by Joe Cole . Defenders were caught flat-footed, and Argentinian was first to react with a close-range header.
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Original:  As stewards scrambled to remove Robben from the clutches of the jubilant Chelsea followers, referee Chris Foy , working to the letter of the law, brandished a second yellow card and sent the midfield playmaker off.
Revised:  As stewards scrambled to remove Robben from the clutches of the jubilant Chelsea followers, referee , working to the letter of the law, brandished a second yellow card and sent the midfield playmaker off.
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Revised: "Sberbank" building ablaze, Vladivostok (Russia). At 11:45am on January 16, in Vladivostok, Russia, a fire broke out on the three upper floors of the Sberbank building. 
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