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Original:  CALLING ON THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO INITIATE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS AGAINST PRESIDENT BUSH , VICE PRESIDENT CHENEY AND DEFENSE SECRETARY RUMSFELD FOR HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS WHEREAS, the Downing Street Memo shows that Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld began planning and executing the war on Iraq before seeking Congressional and UN approval;WHEREAS, UN weapons inspectors showed prior to the invasion that there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq;
Revised:  CALLING ON THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO INITIATE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS AGAINST PRESIDENT BUSH , VICE PRESIDENT CHENEY AND DEFENSE SECRETARY RUMSFELD FOR HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS WHEREAS, the Downing Street Memo shows that Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld began planning and executing the war on before seeking Congressional and UN approval;WHEREAS, UN weapons inspectors showed prior to the invasion that there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq;
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Original:  CALLING ON THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO INITIATE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS AGAINST PRESIDENT BUSH , VICE PRESIDENT CHENEY AND DEFENSE SECRETARY RUMSFELD FOR HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS WHEREAS, the Downing Street Memo shows that Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld began planning and executing the war on Iraq before seeking Congressional and UN approval;WHEREAS, UN weapons inspectors showed prior to the invasion that there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq;
Revised:  CALLING ON THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS TO INITIATE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS AGAINST PRESIDENT BUSH , VICE PRESIDENT CHENEY AND DEFENSE SECRETARY RUMSFELD FOR HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS WHEREAS, the Downing Street Memo shows that Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld began planning and executing the war on Iraq before seeking Congressional and approval;WHEREAS, UN weapons inspectors showed prior to the invasion that there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq;
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Original:  and WHEREAS, there is further mounting evidence that the Administration lied or misled about "mushroom clouds," "connections to 9/11 ," and "war as a last resort" as they sought UN, Congressional, and public approvals;THEREFORE, RESOLVED, the DPW asks Congress to immediately begin impeachment proceedings against President Bush, Vice President Cheney and Defense Secretary Rumsfeld.
Revised:  and WHEREAS, there is further mounting evidence that the Administration lied or misled about "mushroom clouds," "connections to ," and "war as a last resort" as they sought UN, Congressional, and public approvals;THEREFORE, RESOLVED, the DPW asks Congress to immediately begin impeachment proceedings against President Bush, Vice President Cheney and Defense Secretary Rumsfeld.
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Original:  Newly elected state party Chairman Joe Wineke said, "Democrats, not only in Wisconsin but throughout the U.S., have been outraged by what we believe has been a clear cover-up of why the U.S. went into Iraq," and that the resolution expresses "the sense of frustration that Democrats in Wisconsin have over fighting a war for the wrong reasons."
Revised:  Newly elected state party Chairman said, "Democrats, not only in Wisconsin but throughout the U.S., have been outraged by what we believe has been a clear cover-up of why the U.S. went into Iraq," and that the resolution expresses "the sense of frustration that Democrats in Wisconsin have over fighting a war for the wrong reasons."
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Original:  Charles Franklin, a University of Wisconsin-Madison professor does not think the resolution will be successful and said that even if the House of Representatives began impeachment proceedings against the president and vice president, "I don't think you can impeach the secretary of defense".
Revised:  Charles Franklin, a professor, does not think the resolution will be successful and said that even if the House of Representatives began impeachment proceedings against the president and vice president, "I don't think you can impeach the secretary of defense".
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Original:  Charles Franklin, a University of Wisconsin-Madison professor does not think the resolution will be successful and said that even if the House of Representatives began impeachment proceedings against the president and vice president, "I don't think you can impeach the secretary of defense".
Revised:  Charles Franklin, a University of Wisconsin-Madison professor does not think the resolution will be successful and said that even if the began impeachment proceedings against the president and vice president, "I don't think you can impeach the secretary of defense".
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Original: Speaking before the United Nations General Assembly, Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon summarized two reports conducted by the UN concluding that the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and other territories is illegal and "a breach of the fourth Geneva Convention ."
Revised: Speaking before the United Nations General Assembly, Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon summarized two reports conducted by the UN concluding that the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and other territories is illegal and "a breach of the fourth ."
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Original:  This is not the first time that the UN has condemned Israeli breach of the convention, but this comes at a crucial time when Israeli blockades of the Gaza Strip , according to Al Jazeera and Democracy Now, are endangering approximately 750,000 Gazans who rely on UN and Israeli food aid for survival.
Revised:  This is not the first time that the UN has condemned Israeli breach of the convention, but this comes at a crucial time when Israeli blockades of the , according to Al Jazeera and Democracy Now, are endangering approximately 750,000 Gazans who rely on UN and Israeli food aid for survival.
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Original: President Leonid D. Kuchma Monday proposed holding a new election to end the political crisis threatening to tear the country apart, according to The New York Times . Mr. Kuchma's remarks, which came as Ukraine's Supreme Court heard complaints of electoral fraud involving perhaps millions of ballots in the November 21 presidential election , represented the collapse of what had been the government's united position that Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovych won the election.
Revised:  Monday proposed holding a new election to end the political crisis threatening to tear the country apart, according to The New York Times . Mr. Kuchma's remarks, which came as Ukraine's Supreme Court heard complaints of electoral fraud involving perhaps millions of ballots in the November 21 presidential election , represented the collapse of what had been the government's united position that Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovych won the election.
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Original: President Leonid D. Kuchma Monday proposed holding a new election to end the political crisis threatening to tear the country apart, according to The New York Times . Mr. Kuchma's remarks, which came as Ukraine's Supreme Court heard complaints of electoral fraud involving perhaps millions of ballots in the November 21 presidential election , represented the collapse of what had been the government's united position that Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovych won the election.
Revised: President Leonid D. Kuchma Monday proposed holding a new election to end the political crisis threatening to tear the country apart, according to . Mr. Kuchma's remarks, which came as Ukraine's Supreme Court heard complaints of electoral fraud involving perhaps millions of ballots in the November 21 presidential election , represented the collapse of what had been the government's united position that Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovych won the election.
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Original: President Leonid D. Kuchma Monday proposed holding a new election to end the political crisis threatening to tear the country apart, according to The New York Times . Mr. Kuchma's remarks, which came as Ukraine's Supreme Court heard complaints of electoral fraud involving perhaps millions of ballots in the November 21 presidential election , represented the collapse of what had been the government's united position that Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovych won the election.
Revised: President Leonid D. Kuchma Monday proposed holding a new election to end the political crisis threatening to tear the country apart, according to The New York Times . Mr. Kuchma's remarks, which came as Ukraine's Supreme Court heard complaints of involving perhaps millions of ballots in the November 21 presidential election , represented the collapse of what had been the government's united position that Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovych won the election.
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Original: President Leonid D. Kuchma Monday proposed holding a new election to end the political crisis threatening to tear the country apart, according to The New York Times . Mr. Kuchma's remarks, which came as Ukraine's Supreme Court heard complaints of electoral fraud involving perhaps millions of ballots in the November 21 presidential election , represented the collapse of what had been the government's united position that Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovych won the election.
Revised: President Leonid D. Kuchma Monday proposed holding a new election to end the political crisis threatening to tear the country apart, according to The New York Times . Mr. Kuchma's remarks, which came as Ukraine's Supreme Court heard complaints of electoral fraud involving perhaps millions of ballots in the , represented the collapse of what had been the government's united position that Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovych won the election.
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Original: President Leonid D. Kuchma Monday proposed holding a new election to end the political crisis threatening to tear the country apart, according to The New York Times . Mr. Kuchma's remarks, which came as Ukraine's Supreme Court heard complaints of electoral fraud involving perhaps millions of ballots in the November 21 presidential election , represented the collapse of what had been the government's united position that Prime Minister Viktor F. Yanukovych won the election.
Revised: President Leonid D. Kuchma Monday proposed holding a new election to end the political crisis threatening to tear the country apart, according to The New York Times . Mr. Kuchma's remarks, which came as Ukraine's Supreme Court heard complaints of electoral fraud involving perhaps millions of ballots in the November 21 presidential election , represented the collapse of what had been the government's united position that won the election.
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Original: People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) protesters camped in the grounds of Government House Early this morning, a grenade attack on People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) protesters at Thailand's Government House injured eight people, two of them seriously.
Revised: People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) protesters camped in the grounds of Government House Early this morning, a grenade attack on People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) protesters at Thailand's Government House injured eight , two seriously.
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Original:  Another performer at the event, which started this morning at 0100 UTC, was will.i.am , who published his song " Yes We Can " on YouTube, with the video receiving millions of views on the site.
Revised:  Another performer at the event, which started this morning at 0100 UTC, was , who published his song " Yes We Can " on YouTube, with the video receiving millions of views on the site.
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Original:  Another performer at the event, which started this morning at 0100 UTC, was will.i.am , who published his song " Yes We Can " on YouTube, with the video receiving millions of views on the site.
Revised:  Another performer at the event, which started this morning at 0100 UTC, was will.i.am , who published his song " " on YouTube, with the video receiving millions of views on the site.
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Original:  91 ships have been attacked by pirates in the Gulf of Arden since the year began, but the Sirius Star is both the largest and furthest from shore to be taken, captured some 420 nautical miles (833 kilometers) from Somalia's coast.
Revised:  91 ships have been attacked by pirates in the since the year began, but the Sirius Star is both the largest and furthest from shore to be taken, captured some 420 nautical miles (833 kilometers) from Somalia's coast.
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Original:  Each Falcon 9 rocket uses 9 Merlin engines A computer simulation of a Falcon 9 launch At 10:30pm on November 23, 2008, near the airport in , Texas, Space Exploration Technologies Corporation (SpaceX) tested their new  rocket at full thrust for nearly 3 minutes (160 seconds).
Revised:  Each Falcon 9 rocket uses 9 Merlin engines A computer simulation of a Falcon 9 launch At 10:30pm on November 23, 2008, near the airport in , Texas, Space Exploration Technologies Corporation (SpaceX) tested their new Falcon 9 rocket at full thrust for nearly 3 minutes (160 seconds).
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Original:  Billing their campaign of disruption as the 'King Taksin operation', yesterday saw the Thai anti-government People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) succeed in having the day's parliamentary session cancelled.
Revised:  Billing their campaign of disruption as the 'King Taksin operation', yesterday saw the Thai anti-government People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) succeeded yesterday in having the day's parliamentary session cancelled.
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Original: Under the deal, African Union troops will replace Ethiopian troops withdrawing from the cities of Mogadishu and Beledweyne , while the Somali government and ARS will create a police force 10,000-strong.
Revised: Under the deal, troops will replace Ethiopian troops withdrawing from the cities of Mogadishu and Beledweyne , while the Somali government and ARS will create a police force 10,000-strong.
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Original: Under the deal, African Union troops will replace Ethiopian troops withdrawing from the cities of Mogadishu and Beledweyne , while the Somali government and ARS will create a police force 10,000-strong.
Revised: Under the deal, African Union troops will replace Ethiopian troops withdrawing from the cities of Mogadishu and , while the Somali government and ARS will create a police force 10,000-strong.
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Original: "The use of verbal or physical threats to induce people to return to countries where they fear persecution is in complete contravention of international law -- in particular the binding principle of non-refoulement," said Kolawole Olaniyan, Director of Amnesty International's Africa Programme.
Revised: "The use of verbal or physical threats to induce people to return to countries where they fear persecution is in complete contravention of international law — in particular the binding principle of non-refoulement," said Kolawole Olaniyan, Director of Amnesty International's Africa Programme.
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Original:  "The use of verbal or physical threats to induce people to return to countries where they fear persecution is in complete contravention of international law — in particular the binding principle of non-refoulement ," said Kolawole Olaniyan, Director of Amnesty International's Africa Programme.
Revised:  "The use of verbal or physical threats to induce people to return to countries where they fear persecution is in complete contravention of international law — in particular the binding principle of ," said Kolawole Olaniyan, Director of Amnesty International's Africa Programme.
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Original:  They have heard 'rumours' that may have been circulated by former leaders of the genocide - or there may not have been rumours they may merely fear the trials - that there will be reprisals and violence," she said.
Revised:  They have heard 'rumours' that may have been circulated by former leaders of the genocide — or there may not have been rumours they may merely fear the trials - that there will be reprisals and violence," she said.
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Original:  The location of Iceland, whose collapsed banks have resulted in lost money for charities The group have called themselves Save Our Savings, and in addition to lobbying the government , it will also lobby the creditors of the fallen banks.
Revised:  The location of Iceland, whose collapsed banks have resulted in lost money for charities The group , called Save Our Savings, and in addition to lobbying the government , it will also lobby the creditors of the fallen banks.
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Original:  The location of Iceland, whose collapsed banks have resulted in lost money for charities The group have called themselves Save Our Savings, and in addition to lobbying the government , it will also lobby the creditors of the fallen banks.
Revised:  The location of Iceland, whose collapsed banks have resulted in lost money for charities The group have called themselves Save Our Savings, will in addition to lobbying the government , it will also lobby the creditors of the fallen banks.
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Original:  The location of Iceland, whose collapsed banks have resulted in lost money for charities The group have called themselves Save Our Savings, and in addition to lobbying the government , it will also lobby the creditors of the fallen banks.
Revised:  The location of Iceland, whose collapsed banks have resulted in lost money for charities The group have called themselves Save Our Savings, and in addition to lobbying the government will also lobby the creditors of the fallen banks.
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Original: A new Congressional study has confirmed that Gulf War Syndrome is a legitimate illness contracted by soldiers who took pyridostigmine bromide pills in order to counter the effects of nerve gas during the First Gulf War in Iraq.
Revised: A study by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs presented to a Congressional panel on November 17, has confirmed that Gulf War Syndrome is a legitimate illness contracted by soldiers who took pyridostigmine bromide pills in order to counter the effects of nerve gas during the First Gulf War in Iraq.
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Original: "The escalating conflict, civil insecurity, and instability in Somalia is now fueling an economic crisis that is beginning to have a wider and more devastating impact on the broader population,"  FSAU's chief technical advisor, Cindy Holleman , stated .
Revised: "The escalating conflict, civil insecurity, and instability in Somalia is now fueling an economic crisis that is beginning to have a wider and more devastating impact on the broader population," said FSAU's chief technical advisor, Cindy Holleman , stated .
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Original: "The escalating conflict, civil insecurity, and instability in Somalia is now fueling an economic crisis that is beginning to have a wider and more devastating impact on the broader population,"  FSAU's chief technical advisor, Cindy Holleman , stated .
Revised: "The escalating conflict, civil insecurity, and instability in Somalia is now fueling an economic crisis that is beginning to have a wider and more devastating impact on the broader population," FSAU's chief technical advisor, Cindy Holleman .
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Original:  Stéphane Dion, file photo Stéphane Dion , the leader of the Liberal Party, who was positioned to become the new Prime Minister, said the coalition would still seek to replace Harper barring a "monumental change" in his policies.
Revised:  Stéphane Dion, file photo , the leader of the Liberal Party, who was positioned to become the new Prime Minister, said the coalition would still seek to replace Harper barring a "monumental change" in his policies.
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Original:  Stéphane Dion, file photo  , the leader of the Liberal Party, who was positioned to become the new Prime Minister, said the coalition would still seek to replace Harper barring a "monumental change" in his policies.
Revised:  Stéphane Dion, file photo Stéphane Dion , the leader of the Liberal Party, who was positioned to become the new Prime Minister, said the coalition would still seek to replace Harper barring a "monumental change" in his policies.
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Original:   Meanwhile, Jon Bowermaster, a writer aboard the National Geographic Explorer, described the situation: "We had hurricane winds yesterday — 103 miles per hour and gusting — which may have contributed to the grounding." 
Revised:  They will be taken by a Hercules C-130 plane to the Port of Ushuaia, from which they can be flown back to South America. Meanwhile, Jon Bowermaster, a writer aboard the National Geographic Explorer, described the situation: "We had hurricane winds yesterday — 103 miles per hour and gusting — which may have contributed to the grounding." 
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Original:   Meanwhile, Jon Bowermaster, a writer aboard the National Geographic Explorer, described the situation: "We had hurricane winds yesterday — 103 miles per hour and gusting — which may have contributed to the grounding." 
Revised:  Meanwhile, Jon Bowermaster, a writer aboard the National Geographic Explorer, described the situation: "We had hurricane winds yesterday — 103 miles per hour and gusting — which may have contributed to the grounding." Although there is no major leak, containment efforts are being made by Chilean navy ship Lautaro to stem the fuel leak, which has spread for half a mile around the stranded ship. Salvaging the ship, however, was proving more of a problem.
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Original:  The survey was conducted using data collected during roughly three Venusian days (about two Earth years) by the  's , expanding on an initial case study of a HFA at Venus published in 2012.
Revised:  The survey was conducted using data collected during roughly three Venusian days (about two Earth years) by the European Space Agency 's , expanding on an initial case study of a HFA at Venus published in 2012.
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Original:  "Not only are they gigantic," said Glyn Collinson of  , the first author of the papers published in 2012 and 2014, "[b]ut as Venus doesn’t have a magnetic field to protect itself, the hot flow anomalies happen right on top of the planet.
Revised:  "Not only are they gigantic," said Glyn Collinson of NASA , the first author of the papers published in 2012 and 2014, "[b]ut as Venus doesn’t have a magnetic field to protect itself, the hot flow anomalies happen right on top of the planet.
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Original:  The Mars Science Laboratory was due to launch in 2009  but lift off will now not occur until 2011 after more time required for tests means the lander will not be ready in time for the 2009 window.
Revised:  The Mars Science Laboratory was due to launch in 2009 , but lift off will now not occur until 2011 after more time required for tests means the lander will not be ready in time for the 2009 window.
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Original:  The Mars Science Laboratory was due to launch in 2009  but lift off will now not occur until 2011 after more time required for tests means the lander will not be ready in time for the 2009 window.
Revised:  The Mars Science Laboratory was due to launch in 2009 but lift off will now not occur until 2011 because more time was required for tests means the lander will not be ready in time for the 2009 window.
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Original:  The Mars Science Laboratory was due to launch in 2009  but lift off will now not occur until 2011 after more time required for tests means the lander will not be ready in time for the 2009 window.
Revised:  The Mars Science Laboratory was due to launch in 2009 but lift off will now not occur until 2011 after more time required for tests , causing the rover to miss its launch window.
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