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Original: See Also Kyoto Treaty: Position of the United States - Political Background Information State Department Page on Harlan Watson category :published Category:December 8, 2004 Category:United States Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Science and technology Category:Environment Category:Climate change category :North America de:USA lehnen Kyoto-Protokoll weiter ab
Revised: See Also Kyoto Treaty: Position of the United States - Political Background Information State Department Page on Harlan Watson Category :published Category:December 8, 2004 Category:United States Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Science and technology Category:Environment Category:Climate change category :North America de:USA lehnen Kyoto-Protokoll weiter ab
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Original: See Also Kyoto Treaty: Position of the United States - Political Background Information State Department Page on Harlan Watson category :published Category:December 8, 2004 Category:United States Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Science and technology Category:Environment Category:Climate change category :North America de:USA lehnen Kyoto-Protokoll weiter ab
Revised: See Also Kyoto Treaty: Position of the United States - Political Background Information State Department Page on Harlan Watson category :published Category:December 8, 2004 Category:United States Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Science and technology Category:Environment Category:Climate change Category :North America de:USA lehnen Kyoto-Protokoll weiter ab
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Original: See Also Kyoto Treaty: Position of the United States - Political Background Information State Department Page on Harlan Watson category :published Category:December 8, 2004 Category:United States Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Science and technology Category:Environment Category:Climate change category :North America de:USA lehnen Kyoto-Protokoll weiter ab
Revised: See Also Kyoto Treaty: Position of the United States - Political Background Information State Department Page on Harlan Watson category :published Category:December 8, 2004 Category:United States Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Science and technology Category:Environment Category:Climate change category :North America de:USA lehnen Kyoto-Protokoll 
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Original:  Thailand's Supreme Court has ruled that the family of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra be stripped of $1.4 billion in frozen assets, more than half of a contested $ 2.3 billion fortune.
Revised:  Thailand's Supreme Court today ruled that the family of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra be stripped of $1.4 billion in frozen assets, more than half of a contested $ 2.3 billion fortune.
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Original:  Thailand's Supreme Court has ruled that the family of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra be stripped of $1.4 billion in frozen assets, more than half of a contested $ 2.3 billion fortune.
Revised:  Thailand's Supreme Court has ruled that the family of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra be stripped of 46.3 billion baht (US$1.4 billion) in frozen assets, more than half of a contested $ 2.3 billion fortune.
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Original: Lt Colonel Ephrem Setako - a former Rwandan army officer - has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for ordering the killing of between 30 and 40 people during the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
Revised: Lt Colonel Ephrem Setako — a former Rwandan army officer - has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for ordering the killing of between 30 and 40 people during the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
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Original: Lt Colonel Ephrem Setako - a former Rwandan army officer - has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for ordering the killing of between 30 and 40 people during the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
Revised: Lt Colonel Ephrem Setako - a former Rwandan army officer — has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for ordering the killing of between 30 and 40 people during the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
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Original: Lt Colonel Ephrem Setako — a former Rwandan army officer — has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for ordering the killing of between 30 and 40 people during the 1994 Rwandan genocide .
Revised: Lt Colonel Ephrem Setako — a former Rwandan army officer — has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for ordering the killing of between 30 and 40 people during the 1994 .
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Original:  The ICTR, set up by the United Nations in the wake of the genocide, released a statement via its website saying "the Chamber found that Setako ordered the killings on 25 April 1994 of 30 to 40 Tutsis at Mukamira military camp in Ruhengeri prefecture and around 10 other Tutsis there on 11 May 1994".
Revised:  The ICTR, set up by the United Nations in the wake of the genocide, released a statement via its website saying "the Chamber found that Setako ordered the killings on 25 April 1994 of 30 to 40 at Mukamira military camp in Ruhengeri prefecture and around 10 other Tutsis there on 11 May 1994".
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Original:  The ICTR, set up by the United Nations in the wake of the genocide, released a statement via its website saying "the Chamber found that Setako ordered the killings on 25 April 1994 of 30 to 40 Tutsis at Mukamira military camp in Ruhengeri prefecture and around 10 other Tutsis there on 11 May 1994".
Revised:  The ICTR, set up by the United Nations in the wake of the genocide, released a statement via its website saying "the Chamber found that Setako ordered the killings on 25 April 1994 of 30 to 40 Tutsis at Mukamira military camp in and around 10 other Tutsis there on 11 May 1994".
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Original:  An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 Mw struck the Ryukyu Islands, off the coast of Japan on Friday morning at 5:31am (20:31 UTC).
Revised: Epicenter of the earthquake. Map of the impact of the earthquake An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 Mw struck the Ryukyu Islands, off the coast of Japan on Friday morning at 5:31am (20:31 UTC).
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Original: Gaddafi by Agência Brasil . Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has called for Muslims to declare jihad against Switzerland, citing the recent Swiss ban on the construction of new minarets at mosques.
Revised: Gaddafi by . Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has called for Muslims to declare jihad against Switzerland, citing the recent Swiss ban on the construction of new minarets at mosques.
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Original: Gaddafi by Agência Brasil . Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has called for Muslims to declare jihad against Switzerland, citing the recent Swiss ban on the construction of new minarets at mosques.
Revised: Gaddafi by Agência Brasil . Libyan leader Colonel has called for Muslims to declare jihad against Switzerland, citing the recent Swiss ban on the construction of new minarets at mosques.
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Original: Gaddafi by Agência Brasil . Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has called for Muslims to declare jihad against Switzerland, citing the recent Swiss ban on the construction of new minarets at mosques.
Revised: Gaddafi by Agência Brasil . Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has called for Muslims to declare against Switzerland, citing the recent Swiss ban on the construction of new minarets at mosques.
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Original:  During the speech, which The New York Times described as 'rambling,' he said that "[t]hose who destroy God's mosques deserve to be attacked through Jihad, and if Switzerland was on our borders, we would fight it."
Revised:  During the speech, which described as 'rambling,' he said that "[t]hose who destroy God's mosques deserve to be attacked through Jihad, and if Switzerland was on our borders, we would fight it."
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Original:  Yesterday, the Colonel addressed a gathering in  to mark the birthday of the . During the speech, which described as 'rambling,' he said that "[t]hose who destroy God's mosques deserve to be attacked through Jihad, and if Switzerland was on our borders, we would fight it."
Revised:  Yesterday, the Colonel addressed a gathering in Benghazi to mark the birthday of the . During the speech, which described as 'rambling,' he said that "[t]hose who destroy God's mosques deserve to be attacked through Jihad, and if Switzerland was on our borders, we would fight it."
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Original: Al-Shabaab, the Somali opposition group, has said it will stop food operations by the United Nations' World Food Programme (WFP) in the country, accusing the agency of being politically motivated and disadvantaging local farmers.
Revised: Al-Shabaab, the Somali opposition group, has said it will stop food operations by the United Nations' (WFP) in the country, accusing the agency of being politically motivated and disadvantaging local farmers.
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Original:  The remarks, made in a July 15th radio interview, hosted by Pat Campbell of WFLA in Orlando, Florida, have drawn support from conservatives groups such as Northeast Intelligence Network and Free Republic , and have offended the American Muslim community.
Revised:  The remarks, made in a July 15th radio interview, hosted by Pat Campbell of WFLA in Orlando, Florida, have drawn support from conservatives groups such as and , and have offended the American Muslim community.
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Original:  In the interview, Tancredo discussed his request for information from the Justice Department regarding the claim of evangelical Christian journalist Joseph Farah that al-Qaida has smuggled multiple nuclear weapons into the U.S . mp3 file alt .
Revised:  In the interview, Tancredo discussed his request for information from the Justice Department regarding the claim of evangelical Christian journalist that al-Qaida has smuggled multiple nuclear weapons into the U.S . mp3 file alt .
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Original:  In the interview, Tancredo discussed his request for information from the Justice Department regarding the claim of evangelical Christian journalist Joseph Farah that al-Qaida has smuggled multiple nuclear weapons into the U.S . mp3 file alt .
Revised:  In the interview, Tancredo discussed his request for information from the Justice Department regarding the claim of evangelical Christian journalist Joseph Farah that al-Qaida has smuggled multiple nuclear weapons into the U.S .
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Original: Action News dodododododododododo ha ha dododoodo ha ha ha ha ha for the winner of the cup dododododododododododo And why is my favorite character Princess Daisy is not in for Super Smash Bros 4 do you know why?
Revised: are premiers in 2014. They defeated 10–9 yesterday in the Grand Final at Sunshine Coast Stadium in , . And why is my favorite character Princess Daisy is not in for Super Smash Bros 4 do you know why?
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Original: Action News dodododododododododo ha ha dododoodo ha ha ha ha ha for the winner of the cup dododododododododododo And why is my favorite character Princess Daisy is not in for Super Smash Bros 4 do you know why?
Revised: Action News dodododododododododo ha ha dododoodo ha ha ha ha ha for the winner of the cup dododododododododododo Last time they met In 2014 — Major Semi Final Noosa 13 defeated University 0
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Original: File photo of Jacob Zuma Jacob Zuma , President of South Africa, claimed Britain believed Africa is "barbaric", hours before a state visit to Queen Elizabeth II . These claims were made after the Daily Mail described him as a "sex-obsessed bigot and vile buffoon."
Revised: File photo of Jacob Zuma , President of South Africa, claimed Britain believed Africa is "barbaric", hours before a state visit to Queen Elizabeth II . These claims were made after the Daily Mail described him as a "sex-obsessed bigot and vile buffoon."
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Original: File photo of Jacob Zuma Jacob Zuma , President of South Africa, claimed Britain believed Africa is "barbaric", hours before a state visit to Queen Elizabeth II . These claims were made after the Daily Mail described him as a "sex-obsessed bigot and vile buffoon."
Revised: File photo of Jacob Zuma Jacob Zuma , President of South Africa, claimed Britain believed Africa is "barbaric", hours before a state visit to . These claims were made after the Daily Mail described him as a "sex-obsessed bigot and vile buffoon."
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Original: File photo of Jacob Zuma Jacob Zuma , President of South Africa, claimed Britain believed Africa is "barbaric", hours before a state visit to Queen Elizabeth II . These claims were made after the Daily Mail described him as a "sex-obsessed bigot and vile buffoon."
Revised: File photo of Jacob Zuma Jacob Zuma , President of South Africa, claimed Britain believed Africa is "barbaric", hours before a state visit to Queen Elizabeth II . These claims were made after the described him as a "sex-obsessed bigot and vile buffoon."
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Original: Three suicide bombers in the Iraqi city of Baquba, the capital of the Diyala  , killed at least 29 people earlier today, according to reports, although the Associated Press puts the number at 32.
Revised: Three suicide bombers in the Iraqi city of Baquba, the capital of the Diyala Governorate , killed at least 29 people earlier today, according to reports, although the Associated Press puts the number at 32.
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Original:  His courage was bolstered when he was bumped by a porpoise . "He kind of bumped me and I kind of rubbed him and he kind of changed my attitude right there," Trevino told media.
Revised:  His courage was bolstered when he was bumped by a . "He kind of bumped me and I kind of rubbed him and he kind of changed my attitude right there," Trevino told media.
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Original:  Does anyone still pay attention to this portal?????  — 202.124.142.141 05:17, 5 December 2006 (UTC) —202.124.142.141 06: 04 , 5 December 2006 (UTC
Revised:  Does anyone still pay attention to this portal????? Somebody please help!! — 202.124.142.141 05:17, 5 December 2006 (UTC) —202.124.142.141 06: 04 , 5 December 2006 (UTC
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Original:  Does anyone still pay attention to this portal?????  — 202.124.142.141 05:17, 5 December 2006 (UTC) —202.124.142.141 06: 04 , 5 December 2006 (UTC
Revised:  Does anyone still pay attention to this portal????? — Kathzzzz 06: 04 , 5 December 2006 (UTC
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Original:  Does anyone still pay attention to this portal?????  — 202.124.142.141 05:17, 5 December 2006 (UTC) —202.124.142.141 06: 04 , 5 December 2006 (UTC
Revised:  Does anyone still pay attention to this portal????? — 202.124.142.141 05:17, 5 December 2006 (UTC) —202.124.142.141 06: 09 , 5 December 2006 (UTC
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Original:  The deals encompass Chinese investment of 20 billion in infrastructure projects, modernisation of the Indian , and agreements on trade, , and civil . China has also committed itself to opening its markets to Indian and . A final settlement of the unresolved dispute over the Chinese–Indian border in the is also to be sought; the dispute, over which the of 1962 was fought, arises over where the border should be.
Revised:  The deals encompass Chinese investment of 
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The Chinese president's visit comes amid tension over Chinese territorial claims in the , clashing with claims of several other countries, including . In a five day visit to Japan in the beginning of this month, Modi said "The world is divided in two camps. One camp believes in expansionist policies while the other believes in development." Modi and Japanese Prime Minister also came to an agreement which would see Japanese investment in India rise to US 33.6 billion in the next five years.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% US$20 billion in infrastructure projects, modernisation of the Indian Railways, and agreements on trade, space exploration, and civil nuclear energy. China has also committed itself to opening its markets to Indian pharmaceuticals and farm products. A final settlement of the unresolved dispute over the Chinese–Indian border in the is also to be sought; the dispute, over which the of 1962 was fought, arises over where the border should be. In a message to Chinese journalists on Tuesday, Indian Prime Minister Modi used the slogan "Inch towards Miles", (standing for "India and China towards Millennium of Exceptional Synergy") to express his hopes as to the future direction of the two nations' bilateral ties. The Indian Prime Minister further emphasised the shared history and culture of the two nations which could be further enhanced for a brighter shared future. The Chinese president's visit comes amid tension over Chinese territorial claims in the South China Sea, clashing with claims of several other countries, including Japan. In a five day visit to Japan in the beginning of this month, Modi said "The world is divided in two camps. One camp believes in expansionist policies while the other believes in development." Modi and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe also came to an agreement which would see Japanese investment in India rise to US$ 33.6 billion in the next five years.
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Original:  Another unresolved tension between the two  India and China is continued Chinese support of India's rival  . Xi's visit to India, which began yesterday following visits to and the , is part of an initiative Xi likens to the creation of a 21st Century .
Revised:  Another unresolved tension between the two nuclear powers India and China is continued Chinese support of India's rival . Xi's visit to India, which began yesterday following visits to and the , is part of an initiative Xi likens to the creation of a 21st Century .
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Original:  Another unresolved tension between the two  India and China is continued Chinese support of India's rival  . Xi's visit to India, which began yesterday following visits to and the , is part of an initiative Xi likens to the creation of a 21st Century .
Revised:  Another unresolved tension between the two India and China is continued Chinese support of India's rival Pakistan . Xi's visit to India, which began yesterday following visits to and the , is part of an initiative Xi likens to the creation of a 21st Century .
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Original:  Another unresolved tension between the two  India and China is continued Chinese support of India's rival  . Xi's visit to India, which began yesterday following visits to and the , is part of an initiative Xi likens to the creation of a 21st Century .
Revised:  Another unresolved tension between the two India and China is continued Chinese support of India's rival . Xi's visit to India, which began yesterday following visits to Sri Lanka and the Maldives , is part of an initiative Xi likens to the creation of a 21st Century .
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Original:  Polling stations opened at 7.00 a.m on the 18th , with queues outside some of the 5,579 stations, with many being busy until the polls closed at 22.00 p.m.
Revised:  Polling stations opened at 7.00 a.m on the 18th with queues outside some of the 5,579 stations, with many being busy until the polls closed at 22.00 p.m.
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Original:  Polling stations opened at 7.00 a.m on the 18th , with queues outside some of the 5,579 stations, with many being busy until the polls closed at 22.00 p.m.
Revised:  Polling stations opened at 7.00 a.m on the 18th , with queues outside some of the 5,579 stations, and many were busy until the polls closed at 22.00 p.m.
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Original:  Over night after the first result was announced at 1:30 a.m.  the "No" vote slowly edged ahead , until just after 6:00 a.m. of the 19th , with the declaration of the results for , the "No" campaign had attained an unassailable lead.
Revised:  Overnight, after the first result was announced at 1:30 a.m. the "No" vote slowly edged ahead , until just after 6:00 a.m. of the 19th , with the declaration of the results for , the "No" campaign had attained an unassailable lead.
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Original:  Over night after the first result was announced at 1:30 a.m.  the "No" vote slowly edged ahead , until just after 6:00 a.m. of the 19th , with the declaration of the results for , the "No" campaign had attained an unassailable lead.
Revised:  Over night after the first result was announced at 1:30 a.m. , the "No" vote slowly edged ahead , until just after 6:00 a.m. of the 19th , with the declaration of the results for , the "No" campaign had attained an unassailable lead.
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Original:  Over night after the first result was announced at 1:30 a.m.  the "No" vote slowly edged ahead , until just after 6:00 a.m. of the 19th , with the declaration of the results for , the "No" campaign had attained an unassailable lead.
Revised:  Over night after the first result was announced at 1:30 a.m. the "No" vote slowly edged ahead . Just after 6:00 a.m. of the 19th , with the declaration of the results for , the "No" campaign had attained an unassailable lead.
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Original:  Over night after the first result was announced at 1:30 a.m.  the "No" vote slowly edged ahead , until just after 6:00 a.m. of the 19th , with the declaration of the results for , the "No" campaign had attained an unassailable lead.
Revised:  Over night after the first result was announced at 1:30 a.m. the "No" vote slowly edged ahead , until just after 6:00 a.m. , with the declaration of the results for , the "No" campaign had attained an unassailable lead.
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Original:  Over night after the first result was announced at 1:30 a.m.  the "No" vote slowly edged ahead , until just after 6:00 a.m. of the 19th , with the declaration of the results for , the "No" campaign had attained an unassailable lead.
Revised:  Over night after the first result was announced at 1:30 a.m. the "No" vote slowly edged ahead , until just after 6:00 a.m. of the 19th , with the declaration of the results for , the "No" campaign attained an unassailable lead.
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Original:  When the referendum was announced in the March of 2013 Australia's ABC reported that opinion polls showed that only 30\% of the Scottish population supported independence, with 50\% favouring the preservation of the .
Revised:  When the referendum was announced in March of 2013 Australia's ABC reported that opinion polls showed that only 30\% of the Scottish population supported independence, with 50\% favouring the preservation of the .
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Original:  When the referendum was announced in March of 2013 Australia's ABC reported that opinion polls showed that only 30\% of the Scottish population supported independence, with 50\% favouring the preservation of the .
Revised:  When the referendum was announced in March of 2013 Australia's ABC reported that opinion polls showed only 30\% of the Scottish population supported independence, with 50\% favouring the preservation of the .
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Original: A United States Congressional panel has passed a resolution describing Turkey's killing of Armenians in World War I as genocide, over objections from the White House , which said Saturday that it will seek to block the measure . Just minutes after the US resolution passed, Turkey issued a statement condemning "this resolution which accuses the Turkish nation of a crime it has not committed."
Revised: A United States Congressional panel has passed a resolution describing Turkey's killing of Armenians in World War I as genocide, over objections from the White House . Just minutes after the US resolution passed, Turkey issued a statement condemning "this resolution which accuses the Turkish nation of a crime it has not committed."
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