wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  According to environmentalist Stewart Brand and James Lovelock, the debate on nuclear power is far from being evidence-based and rational, with a number of anti-nuclear organizations trying to pull it into an "absolute evil" category and focusing on risks while ignoring the benefits such as zero emissions  .
Revised:  According to environmentalist Stewart Brand and James Lovelock, the debate on nuclear power is far from being evidence-based and rational, with a number of anti-nuclear organizations trying to pull it into an "absolute evil" category and focusing on risks while ignoring the benefits such as zero emissions . Part of the negative attitude towards civilian nuclear power is also derived from opposition to nuclear weapons, even though civilian nuclear power programs contributed to nuclear disarmament through programs such as Megatons to Megawatts .
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Original: According to environmentalist Stewart Brand and James Lovelock, the debate on nuclear power is far from being evidence-based and rational, with a number of anti-nuclear organizations trying to pull it into an "absolute evil" category and focusing on risks  while ignoring the benefits such as zero emissions.
Revised: According to environmentalist Stewart Brand and James Lovelock, the debate on nuclear power is far from being evidence-based and rational, with a number of anti-nuclear organizations trying to pull it into an "absolute evil" category and focusing on risks and boost fear while ignoring the benefits such as zero emissions.
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Original:  In the USA support and opposition to nuclear power plants per Gallup survey is split almost equally, 49\% opposing and 49\% supporting them, while 47\% believed they are safe  .
Revised:  In the USA support and opposition to nuclear power plants per Gallup survey is split almost equally, 49\% opposing and 49\% supporting them, while 47\% believed they are safe . In Belgium 83\% respondents prefer to keep low-carbon nuclear power as the country's energy source .
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Original: Norton, Jonathan D. H., Contours in the Text (T&T Clark International, 2011), p. 4. Thus, the original-language version of a text which a translator then works into a translation is called the vorlage of that translation.
Revised: Norton, Jonathan D. H., Contours in the Text (T&T Clark International, 2011), p. 4. Thus, the original-language version of a text which a translator then works into a translation is called the Vorlage of that translation.
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Original:  Thus, for example, scholars use the reconstructed vorlage of the Greek Septuagint translation of the Hebrew Bible at parts to correct the Hebrew Masoretic version when trying to determine oldest version of the Hebrew Bible that they can infer.
Revised:  Thus, for example, scholars use the reconstructed Vorlage of the Greek Septuagint translation of the Hebrew Bible at parts to correct the Hebrew Masoretic version when trying to determine oldest version of the Hebrew Bible that they can infer.
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Original:  For the bulk of the Gospel of Thomas, the vorlage exists only as a retroversion of the Coptic translation, as no other witness to the original Greek text for most of the sayings recorded therein is known.
Revised:  For the bulk of the Gospel of Thomas, the Vorlage exists only as a retroversion of the Coptic translation, as no other witness to the original Greek text for most of the sayings recorded therein is known.
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Original:  Yet, it cannot be ignored that Mongolia benefits exceptionally from its proximity to two giant BRIC nations, resulting in a rapid development of railway ports along its borders, especially along the Chinese border, as the Chinese seek to direct coking coal from Mongolia to China's northwestern industrial core as well as for transportation to Japan and South Korea, resulting in revenue generation through the port of Tianjin.
Revised:  Yet, it cannot be ignored that Mongolia benefits exceptionally from its proximity to two giant BRIC nations, resulting in a rapid development of railway ports along its borders, especially along the Chinese border, as the Chinese seek to direct coking coal from Mongolia to China's northwestern industrial core as well as for transportation southeast towards Japan and South Korea, resulting in revenue generation through the port of Tianjin.
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Original:  Yet, it cannot be ignored that Mongolia benefits exceptionally from its proximity to two giant BRIC nations, resulting in a rapid development of railway ports along its borders, especially along the Chinese border, as the Chinese seek to direct coking coal from Mongolia to China's northwestern industrial core as well as for transportation to Japan and South Korea, resulting in revenue generation through the port of Tianjin.
Revised:  Yet, it cannot be ignored that Mongolia benefits exceptionally from its proximity to two giant BRIC nations, resulting in a rapid development of railway ports along its borders, especially along the Chinese border, as the Chinese seek to direct coking coal from Mongolia to China's northwestern industrial core as well as for transportation to Japan and South Korea, resulting in revenue generation through the seaport of Tianjin.
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Original:  Good risk management does not have to be expensive or time consuming . However, it is imperative that a firm has the ability to adapt to change. Risk is a pertinent event for which there is a textual description . Risk management ensures that an organization identifies and understands the risks to which it is exposed.
Revised:  Good risk management does not have to be expensive or time consuming but relies on adaptability in response to change . Risk management ensures that an organization identifies and understands the risks to which it is exposed.
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Original:  A subfield of ethology is behavioral ecology which attempts to answer Nikolaas Tinbergen's four questions with regard to animal behavior: what are the proximate causes of the behaviour , the developmental history of the organism, the survival value and phylogeny of the behavior?
Revised:  A subfield of ethology is behavioral ecology which attempts to answer Nikolaas Tinbergen's four questions with regard to animal behavior: what are the proximate causes of the behavior , the developmental history of the organism, the survival value and phylogeny of the behavior?
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Original:   Modern zoology has its origins during the Renaissance and early modern period, with Carl Linnaeus, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, Robert Hooke, Charles Darwin, Gregor Mendel and many others.
Revised:  The Greek physician Galen studied human anatomy and was one of the greatest surgeons of the ancient world, but after the fall of the Western Roman Empire and the onset of the Early Middle Ages, the Greek tradition of medicine and scientific study went into decline in Western Europe, although it continued in the medieval Islamic world. Modern zoology has its origins during the Renaissance and early modern period, with Carl Linnaeus, Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, Robert Hooke, Charles Darwin, Gregor Mendel and many others.
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Original:  He has been convicted for hate speech, advocating terrorism, and slander in Belgium and France . Court actions On 14 June 2006, Dieudonné was sentenced to a penalty of €4,500 for defamation after having called a prominent Jewish television presenter a "secret donor of the child-murdering Israeli army".
Revised:  He has been convicted for hate speech, advocating terrorism, and slander in Belgium , France and Switzerland . Court actions On 14 June 2006, Dieudonné was sentenced to a penalty of €4,500 for defamation after having called a prominent Jewish television presenter a "secret donor of the child-murdering Israeli army".
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Original:  Foot-launched parachute slalom course competitions known as Blade Running (or Runner ) competitions started in the Western United States in 1996 and continue with the Blade Raid since 2005.
Revised:  Foot-launched parachute slalom course competitions known as blade running (or runner ) competitions started in the Western United States in 1996 and continue with the Blade Raid since 2005.
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Original:  One team member opened the first 'Ground Launching School' for foot-launched parachutes in 2004 in California, USA . Later, in 2005, a group of French pilots began experimenting with modified parachute and parafoil kite designs.
Revised:  One team member opened the first 'Ground Launching School' for foot-launched parachutes in 2004 in California, US . Later, in 2005, a group of French pilots began experimenting with modified parachute and parafoil kite designs.
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Original:  One team member opened the first 'Ground Launching School' for foot-launched parachutes in 2004 in California, USA . Later, in 2005, a group of French pilots began experimenting with modified parachute and parafoil kite designs.
Revised:  One team member opened the first 'Ground Launching School' for foot-launched parachutes in 2004 in California, USA . In 2005, a group of French pilots began experimenting with modified parachute and parafoil kite designs.
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Original:  Speed flying requires a larger, slower wing for foot launches (between 13 and 18 square metres), while Speed riding involves a faster, smaller, ski-launched wing (between 8 and 14 square metres).
Revised:  Speed flying requires a larger, slower wing for foot launches (between 13 and 18 square metres), while speed riding involves a faster, smaller, ski-launched wing (between 8 and 14 square metres).
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Original:  External links Abovethepines: website information (spot map, schools, wing reviews, weather...) SKIANDFLY: website information (has been organising Speed Riding camps, workshops for beginner, intermediate and expert Speed Riders in France, Norway and New Zealand) Video Documentary: "It's Fantastic", Global Speed Riding Video: Introduction to Foot-Launched Speed Flying Video: Speed Riding near Wengen, Switzerland 2010 Speed Flying Group on Paragliding Forum
Revised:  External links Abovethepines: website information (spot map, schools, wing reviews, weather...) SKIANDFLY: website information (has organised speed riding camps, workshops for beginner, intermediate and expert Speed Riders in France, Norway and New Zealand) Video Documentary: "It's Fantastic", Global Speed Riding Video: Introduction to Foot-Launched Speed Flying Video: Speed Riding near Wengen, Switzerland 2010 Speed Flying Group on Paragliding Forum
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Original:  External links Abovethepines: website information (spot map, schools, wing reviews, weather...) SKIANDFLY: website information (has been organising Speed Riding camps, workshops for beginner, intermediate and expert Speed Riders in France, Norway and New Zealand) Video Documentary: "It's Fantastic", Global Speed Riding Video: Introduction to Foot-Launched Speed Flying Video: Speed Riding near Wengen, Switzerland 2010 Speed Flying Group on Paragliding Forum
Revised:  External links Abovethepines: website information (spot map, schools, wing reviews, weather...) SKIANDFLY: website information (has been organising Speed Riding camps, workshops for beginner, intermediate and expert speed riders in France, Norway and New Zealand) Video Documentary: "It's Fantastic", Global Speed Riding Video: Introduction to Foot-Launched Speed Flying Video: Speed Riding near Wengen, Switzerland 2010 Speed Flying Group on Paragliding Forum
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Original:  External links Abovethepines: website information (spot map, schools, wing reviews, weather...) SKIANDFLY: website information (has been organising Speed Riding camps, workshops for beginner, intermediate and expert Speed Riders in France, Norway and New Zealand) Video Documentary: "It's Fantastic", Global Speed Riding Video: Introduction to Foot-Launched Speed Flying Video: Speed Riding near Wengen, Switzerland 2010 Speed Flying Group on Paragliding Forum
Revised:  External links Abovethepines: website information (spot map, schools, wing reviews, weather...) SKIANDFLY: website information (has been organising Speed Riding camps, workshops for beginner, intermediate and expert Speed Riders in France, Norway and New Zealand) 
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Original:  Speed flying requires a larger, slower wing for foot launches (between 13 and 18 square metres), while speed riding involves a faster, smaller , ski-launched wing (between 8 and 14 square metres) .
Revised:  Speed riding pilots are able to achieve greater speeds on launch with the use of skis, and so the use of a smaller wing (typically between 7 and 10 square metres) .
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Original:  Speed flying requires a larger, slower wing for foot launches (between 13 and 18 square metres), while speed riding involves a faster, smaller , ski-launched wing (between 8 and 14 square metres) . This allows the pilot to periodically touch down and speed ride the slope on skis or a snowboard .
Revised:  Speed flying requires a larger, slower wing for foot launches (between 13 and 18 square metres), while speed riding involves a faster, smaller , ski-launched wing (between 8 and 14 square metres) is common, and wings tailored to this aspect of the sport typically have a steeper glide angle and long recovery arc to allow skiing on steep slopes with the wing overhead. Speed flying pilots must launch on foot, so wing sizes are typically slightly larger, although many expert speedflying pilots do routinely foot launch wings of 8 square metres or less .
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Original:  As promised, the Sultan of Sulu received eastern Sabah as an honorary gift from the Sultan of Brunei, for the Tausugs'  help during the civil war (an event which traced the roots of the North Borneo dispute between Malaysia and the Philippines in the present-day).
Revised:  Sultan of Sulu received eastern Sabah as an honorary gift from the Sultan of Brunei, for the Tausugs' help during the civil war (an event which traced the roots of the North Borneo dispute between Malaysia and the Philippines in the present-day).
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Original:  As promised, the Sultan of Sulu received eastern Sabah as an honorary gift from the Sultan of Brunei, for the Tausugs'  help during the civil war (an event which traced the roots of the North Borneo dispute between Malaysia and the Philippines in the present-day).
Revised:  As promised, the Sultan of Sulu claimed eastern Sabah as an honorary gift from the Sultan of Brunei, for the Tausugs' help during the civil war (an event which traced the roots of the North Borneo dispute between Malaysia and the Philippines in the present-day).
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Original:  As promised, the Sultan of Sulu received eastern Sabah as an honorary gift from the Sultan of Brunei, for the Tausugs'  help during the civil war (an event which traced the roots of the North Borneo dispute between Malaysia and the Philippines in the present-day).
Revised:  As promised, the Sultan of Sulu received eastern Sabah as a gift from the Sultan of Brunei, for the Tausugs' help during the civil war (an event which traced the roots of the North Borneo dispute between Malaysia and the Philippines in the present-day).
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Original:  As promised, the Sultan of Sulu received eastern Sabah as an honorary gift from the Sultan of Brunei, for the Tausugs'  help during the civil war (an event which traced the roots of the North Borneo dispute between Malaysia and the Philippines in the present-day).
Revised:  As promised, the Sultan of Sulu received eastern Sabah as an honorary gift from the Sultan of Brunei, for the Tausugs' that never really help during the civil war (an event which traced the roots of the North Borneo dispute between Malaysia and the Philippines in the present-day).
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Original:  Judaism of the Jews , Ancient Celtic religion of the ancient Celts Ancient Germanic Religion of various Germanic Tribes Hellenism of the Greeks Druze religion of the Druze Alawism of Alawites Alevism of the Alevites Mandaeism of the Mandaeans Yazidism of the Yazidis Zoroastrianism of the Iranians Hinduism of the Indians Chinese folk religion of the Han ChineseShi Hu, “Religion and Philosophy in Chinese History” (Shanghai:
Revised:  Judaism of the Jews Ancient Celtic religion of the ancient Celts Ancient Germanic Religion of various Germanic Tribes Hellenism of the Greeks Druze religion of the Druze Alawism of Alawites Alevism of the Alevites Mandaeism of the Mandaeans Yazidism of the Yazidis Zoroastrianism of the Iranians Hinduism of the Indians Chinese folk religion of the Han ChineseShi Hu, “Religion and Philosophy in Chinese History” (Shanghai:
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Original:  Once the submission is performed the data is encrypted and made available only to configured recipients. . GlobaLeaks platforms do not store anything permanently and the submitted information and files are deleted as soon as possible with a strict data retention policy.
Revised:  Once the submission is performed the data is encrypted and made available only to configured recipients. . The platform does not store anything permanently and the submitted information and files are deleted as soon as possible with a strict data retention policy.
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Original:   Classical archaeologists Category:Alumni of Newnham College, Cambridge Category:Women art historians Category:British women archaeologists Category:Women classical scholars Category:Classical studies Category:Classical scholars Category:Archaeology of Greece Category:Archaeology of Turkey Category:British  curators Category:British women historians Category:Archaeologists of the Bronze Age Aegean Category:BBC people Category:British intelligence operatives Category:20th-century archaeologist
Revised:  British women archaeologists Category: Classical archaeologists Category:Alumni of Newnham College, Cambridge Category:Women art historians Category:British women archaeologists Category:Women classical scholars Category:Classical studies Category:Classical scholars Category:Archaeology of Greece Category:Archaeology of Turkey Category:British curators Category:British women historians Category:Archaeologists of the Bronze Age Aegean Category:BBC people Category:British intelligence operatives Category:20th-century archaeologist
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Original:   Classical archaeologists Category:Alumni of Newnham College, Cambridge Category:Women art historians Category:British women archaeologists Category:Women classical scholars Category:Classical studies Category:Classical scholars Category:Archaeology of Greece Category:Archaeology of Turkey Category:British  curators Category:British women historians Category:Archaeologists of the Bronze Age Aegean Category:BBC people Category:British intelligence operatives Category:20th-century archaeologist
Revised:  Classical archaeologists Category:Alumni of Newnham College, Cambridge Category:Women art historians Category:British women archaeologists Category:Women classical scholars Category:Classical studies Category:Classical scholars Category:Archaeology of Greece Category:Archaeology of Turkey Category:British curators Category:Women curators Category:British women historians Category:Archaeologists of the Bronze Age Aegean Category:BBC people Category:British intelligence operatives Category:20th-century archaeologist
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Original:  Since the project started producing reports, their reports have been cited in a wide variety of academic topics, such as general global social and economic transformation,Aktan, C.C. “ Understanding Change Trends and Dynamics in a Rapidly Changing World ” , in: Qafqaz and Central Asia in a Globalization Era, (International Conference Organized by Qafqaz University, Bakı- Azerbaijan, 2–5 May 2007.
Revised:  Since the project started producing reports, their reports have been cited in a wide variety of academic topics, such as general global social and economic transformation,Aktan, C.C. " Understanding Change Trends and Dynamics in a Rapidly Changing World ” , in: Qafqaz and Central Asia in a Globalization Era, (International Conference Organized by Qafqaz University, Bakı- Azerbaijan, 2–5 May 2007.
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Original:  Since the project started producing reports, their reports have been cited in a wide variety of academic topics, such as general global social and economic transformation,Aktan, C.C. “ Understanding Change Trends and Dynamics in a Rapidly Changing World ” , in: Qafqaz and Central Asia in a Globalization Era, (International Conference Organized by Qafqaz University, Bakı- Azerbaijan, 2–5 May 2007.
Revised:  Since the project started producing reports, their reports have been cited in a wide variety of academic topics, such as general global social and economic transformation,Aktan, C.C. “ Understanding Change Trends and Dynamics in a Rapidly Changing World " , in: Qafqaz and Central Asia in a Globalization Era, (International Conference Organized by Qafqaz University, Bakı- Azerbaijan, 2–5 May 2007.
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Original:  Review of How Societies Change by Daniel Chirot, in the April 2001 issue of Teaching Sociology Major Areas of Study Some of the major reports from the study describe available indicators on the web to measure Quality of lifeGene Shackman, Ya-Lin Liu and Xun Wang.
Revised:  Review of How Societies Change by Daniel Chirot, in the April 2001 issue of Teaching Sociology Major areas of study Some of the major reports from the study describe available indicators on the web to measure Quality of lifeGene Shackman, Ya-Lin Liu and Xun Wang.
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Original:  Review of How Societies Change by Daniel Chirot, in the April 2001 issue of Teaching Sociology Major Areas of Study Some of the major reports from the study describe available indicators on the web to measure Quality of lifeGene Shackman, Ya-Lin Liu and Xun Wang.
Revised:  Review of How Societies Change by Daniel Chirot, in the April 2001 issue of Teaching Sociology Major Areas of Study Some of the major reports from the study describe available indicators on the web to measure quality of lifeGene Shackman, Ya-Lin Liu and Xun Wang.
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Original: Walter Sinnott-Armstrong (born 1955) is an American philosopher specializeing in ethics, epistemology, and more recently in neuroethics, the philosophy of law, and the philosophy of cognitive science.
Revised: Walter Sinnott-Armstrong (born 1955) is an American philosopher specializing in ethics, epistemology, and more recently in neuroethics, the philosophy of law, and the philosophy of cognitive science.
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Original: Walter Sinnott-Armstrong (born 1955) is an American philosopher specializeing in ethics, epistemology, and more recently in neuroethics, the philosophy of law, and the philosophy of cognitive science.
Revised: Walter Sinnott-Armstrong (born 1955) is an American philosopher specializeing in ethics, epistemology, neuroethics, the philosophy of law, and the philosophy of cognitive science.
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Original: A Contrastivist Manifesto, Walter Sinnott‐Armstrong, Social Epistemology, Vol. 22, Iss. 3, 2008, DOI:10.1080/02691720802546120 According to him, "[the contrastivist] approach applies to explanation (reasons why things happen), moral philosophy (reasons for action), and epistemology (reasons for belief), and it illuminates moral dilemmas, free will, and the grue paradox . " 
Revised: A Contrastivist Manifesto, Walter Sinnott‐Armstrong, Social Epistemology, Vol. 22, Iss. 3, 2008, DOI:10.1080/02691720802546120 He says that "[the contrastivist] approach applies to explanation (reasons why things happen), moral philosophy (reasons for action), and epistemology (reasons for belief), and it illuminates moral dilemmas, free will, and the grue paradox . " 
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