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Original:  The Obama Administration has denied Colombian journalist Hollman Morris entry into the United States, citing violation of the "terrorist activities" section of the USA's Patriot Act . Morris was attempting to obtain a visa to attend Harvard University 's Nieman Program, which is a fellowship for journalists.
Revised:  The Obama Administration has denied Colombian journalist Hollman Morris entry into the United States, citing violation of the "terrorist activities" section of the USA's Patriot Act . Morris was attempting to obtain a visa to attend 's Nieman Program, which is a fellowship for journalists.
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Original:  Though the exact reason for Morris' visa denial is unclear, when Morris went on-site to cover the release of four Colombian security force members' release by FARC rebels, Uribe called the journalist "an accomplice of terrorism".
Revised:  Though the exact reason for Morris' visa denial is unclear, when Morris went on-site to cover the release of four Colombian security force members' release by rebels, Uribe called the journalist "an accomplice of terrorism".
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Original:  "As Rosetta drew close, a giant bowl-shaped depression stretching across much of the asteroid rotated into view," said Holger Sierks of the Max Planck Institute , "The images confirm that Lutetia is an elongated body, with its longest side around 130 kilometers.
Revised:  "As Rosetta drew close, a giant bowl-shaped depression stretching across much of the asteroid rotated into view," said Holger Sierks of the , "The images confirm that Lutetia is an elongated body, with its longest side around 130 kilometers.
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Original:  The Rosetta spacecraft, a project led by the European Space Agency , flew by the asteroid on its way to the Churyumov-Gerasimenko comet . Launched in 2004, the spacecraft is expected to arrive at its final destination in 2014.
Revised:  The Rosetta spacecraft, a project led by the , flew by the asteroid on its way to the Churyumov-Gerasimenko comet . Launched in 2004, the spacecraft is expected to arrive at its final destination in 2014.
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Original:  The Rosetta spacecraft, a project led by the European Space Agency , flew by the asteroid on its way to the Churyumov-Gerasimenko comet . Launched in 2004, the spacecraft is expected to arrive at its final destination in 2014.
Revised:  The Rosetta spacecraft, a project led by the European Space Agency , flew by the asteroid on its way to the . Launched in 2004, the spacecraft is expected to arrive at its final destination in 2014.
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Original:  Australia's Governor-General, Quentin Bryce ,  has cut Singapore and the UK from her official winter trip, keeping only France on her schedule, due to expectations that Prime Minister Julia Gillard will arrive at Government House in the coming days to request the Governor-General to call an election.
Revised:  Australia's , has cut Singapore and the UK from her official winter trip, keeping only France on her schedule, due to expectations that Prime Minister Julia Gillard will arrive at Government House in the coming days to request the Governor-General to call an election.
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Original:  Australia's Governor-General, Quentin Bryce ,  has cut Singapore and the UK from her official winter trip, keeping only France on her schedule, due to expectations that Prime Minister Julia Gillard will arrive at Government House in the coming days to request the Governor-General to call an election.
Revised:  Australia's Governor-General, Quentin Bryce , , has cut Singapore and the UK from her official winter trip, keeping only France on her schedule, due to expectations that Prime Minister Julia Gillard will arrive at Government House in the coming days to request the Governor-General to call an election.
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Original:  Australia's Governor-General, Quentin Bryce ,  has cut Singapore and the UK from her official winter trip, keeping only France on her schedule, due to expectations that Prime Minister Julia Gillard will arrive at Government House in the coming days to request the Governor-General to call an election.
Revised:  Australia's Governor-General, Quentin Bryce , has cut Singapore and the UK from her official winter trip, keeping only France on her schedule, due to expectations that Prime Minister Julia Gillard will arrive at in the coming days to request the Governor-General to call an election.
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Original: On Monday, Swiss authorities refused a request from the U.S. to extradite Polish film director Roman Polanski , who has been under house arrest in his chalet in Switzerland since December 2009, on charges stemming from the 1977 accusation that he had sex with an American thirteen-year-old girl, Samantha Geimer, in Los Angeles , California.
Revised: On Monday, Swiss authorities refused a request from the U.S. to extradite Polish film director , who has been under house arrest in his chalet in Switzerland since December 2009, on charges stemming from the 1977 accusation that he had sex with an American thirteen-year-old girl, Samantha Geimer, in Los Angeles , California.
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Original: On Monday, Swiss authorities refused a request from the U.S. to extradite Polish film director Roman Polanski , who has been under house arrest in his chalet in Switzerland since December 2009, on charges stemming from the 1977 accusation that he had sex with an American thirteen-year-old girl, Samantha Geimer, in Los Angeles , California.
Revised: On Monday, Swiss authorities refused a request from the U.S. to extradite Polish film director Roman Polanski , who has been under house arrest in his chalet in Switzerland since December 2009, on charges stemming from the 1977 accusation that he had sex with an American thirteen-year-old girl, Samantha Geimer, in , California.
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Original:  A top U.S. Justice Department official, Lanny Breuer, has said that he is "deeply disappointed" with the Swiss decision, and that the U.S. request that Polanski be sent to the United States was completely supported by treaty, facts and the law.
Revised:  A top official, Lanny Breuer, has said that he is "deeply disappointed" with the Swiss decision, and that the U.S. request that Polanski be sent to the United States was completely supported by treaty, facts and the law.
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Original:  Also, U.S. State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley said "The rape of a 13-year-old girl by an adult who should know better, and that does know better, is a crime.
Revised:  Also, spokesman P.J. Crowley said "The rape of a 13-year-old girl by an adult who should know better, and that does know better, is a crime.
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Original:  In her first election promise, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard specifically offered parents tax breaks of up to A$800 to cover the school uniforms of their children. Gillard aims to pledge $220 million over four years to expand the current tax breaks to cover refunds each worth $390 for primary school uniforms and $  779 for high school uniforms, as well as refunds for other school equipment like texts books and computers.
Revised:  In her first election promise, Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard specifically offered parents tax breaks of up to 800 to cover the school uniforms of their children. 779 for high school uniforms, as well as refunds for other school equipment like texts books and computers.
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Original:  Gillard aims to pledge $220 million over four years to expand the current tax breaks to cover refunds each worth $390 for primary school uniforms and $  779 for high school uniforms, as well as refunds for other school equipment like texts books and computers.
Revised:  Gillard aims to pledge $220 million over four years to expand the current tax breaks to cover refunds each worth $390 for primary school uniforms and $ Gillard aims to pledge $220 million over four years to expand the current tax breaks to cover refunds each worth $390 for primary school uniforms and 779 for high school uniforms, as well as refunds for other school equipment like texts books and computers.
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Original:  Education Minister Simon Crean stated that the new proposal is an “important recognition of the cost of school uniforms and it builds on something that we have established in Government but intend extending if we're [re-]elected ...”
Revised:  Education Minister stated that the new proposal is an “important recognition of the cost of school uniforms and it builds on something that we have established in Government but intend extending if we're [re-]elected ...”
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Original: The carrier , the world's largest low-cost carrier, announced grounding 128 pilots on Tuesday because the pilots had not be adequately protected . Company spokesperson Brandy King explained backup "pull out" systems of 128 of the company's Boeing 737-700 pilots should have been inspected sooner.
Revised: The carrier , the world's largest low-cost carrier, announced grounding 128 planes on Tuesday because the pilots had not be adequately protected . Company spokesperson Brandy King explained backup "pull out" systems of 128 of the company's Boeing 737-700 pilots should have been inspected sooner.
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Original: The carrier , the world's largest low-cost carrier, announced grounding 128 pilots on Tuesday because the pilots had not be adequately protected . Company spokesperson Brandy King explained backup "pull out" systems of 128 of the company's Boeing 737-700 pilots should have been inspected sooner.
Revised: The carrier , the world's largest low-cost carrier, announced grounding 128 pilots on Tuesday because the planes had not be adequately protected . Company spokesperson Brandy King explained backup "pull out" systems of 128 of the company's Boeing 737-700 pilots should have been inspected sooner.
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Original: The carrier , the world's largest low-cost carrier, announced grounding 128 pilots on Tuesday because the pilots had not be adequately protected . Company spokesperson Brandy King explained backup "pull out" systems of 128 of the company's Boeing 737-700 pilots should have been inspected sooner.
Revised: The carrier , the world's largest low-cost carrier, announced grounding 128 pilots on Tuesday because the pilots had not be adequately inspected . Company spokesperson Brandy King explained backup "pull out" systems of 128 of the company's Boeing 737-700 pilots should have been inspected sooner.
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Original: The carrier , the world's largest low-cost carrier, announced grounding 128 pilots on Tuesday because the pilots had not be adequately protected . Company spokesperson Brandy King explained backup "pull out" systems of 128 of the company's Boeing 737-700 pilots should have been inspected sooner.
Revised: The carrier , the world's largest low-cost carrier, announced grounding 128 pilots on Tuesday because the pilots had not be adequately protected . Company spokesperson Brandy King explained backup hydraulic systems of 128 of the company's Boeing 737-700 pilots should have been inspected sooner.
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Original: The carrier , the world's largest low-cost carrier, announced grounding 128 pilots on Tuesday because the pilots had not be adequately protected . Company spokesperson Brandy King explained backup "pull out" systems of 128 of the company's Boeing 737-700 pilots should have been inspected sooner.
Revised: The carrier , the world's largest low-cost carrier, announced grounding 128 pilots on Tuesday because the pilots had not be adequately protected . Company spokesperson Brandy King explained backup "pull out" systems of 128 of the company's Boeing 737-700s should have been inspected sooner.
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Original: As of 11:30 a.m. EDT on August 26 (1530 UTC), the center of Hurricane Katrina was located over the Gulf of Mexico about 45 miles (70 km) northwest of Key West, and 75 miles (120 km) south-southwest of Naples, Florida.
Revised: As of 11:30 a.m. EDT on August 26 (1530 UTC), the center of was located over the Gulf of Mexico about 45 miles (70 km) northwest of Key West, and 75 miles (120 km) south-southwest of Naples, Florida.
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Original: As of 11:30 a.m. EDT on August 26 (1530 UTC), the center of Hurricane Katrina was located over the Gulf of Mexico about 45 miles (70 km) northwest of Key West, and 75 miles (120 km) south-southwest of Naples, Florida.
Revised: As of 11:30 a.m. EDT on August 26 (1530 UTC), the center of Hurricane Katrina was located over the about 45 miles (70 km) northwest of Key West, and 75 miles (120 km) south-southwest of Naples, Florida.
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Original:  On Friday, the Los Angeles Police Department arrested and charged a woman with murder, after she reportedly stabbed her ten-year-old daughter to death at the Air Force base Fort MacArthur residential facility in San Pedro , California.
Revised:  On Friday, the arrested and charged a woman with murder, after she reportedly stabbed her ten-year-old daughter to death at the Air Force base Fort MacArthur residential facility in San Pedro , California.
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Original:  On Friday, the Los Angeles Police Department arrested and charged a woman with murder, after she reportedly stabbed her ten-year-old daughter to death at the Air Force base Fort MacArthur residential facility in San Pedro , California.
Revised:  On Friday, the Los Angeles Police Department arrested and charged a woman with murder, after she reportedly stabbed her ten-year-old daughter to death at the base Fort MacArthur residential facility in San Pedro , California.
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Original:  On Friday, the Los Angeles Police Department arrested and charged a woman with murder, after she reportedly stabbed her ten-year-old daughter to death at the Air Force base Fort MacArthur residential facility in San Pedro , California.
Revised:  On Friday, the Los Angeles Police Department arrested and charged a woman with murder, after she reportedly stabbed her ten-year-old daughter to death at the Air Force base Fort MacArthur residential facility in , California.
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Original: Staffordshire bull terrier (file photo) In what the RSPCA calls a "horrific" case of animal cruelty, a dog's jaw was taped shut, and its throat cut, in Cairns , Australia.
Revised: Staffordshire bull terrier (file photo) In what the calls a "horrific" case of animal cruelty, a dog's jaw was taped shut, and its throat cut, in Cairns , Australia.
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Original: Staffordshire bull terrier (file photo) In what the RSPCA calls a "horrific" case of animal cruelty, a dog's jaw was taped shut, and its throat cut, in Cairns , Australia.
Revised: Staffordshire bull terrier (file photo) In what the RSPCA calls a "horrific" case of animal cruelty, a dog's jaw was taped shut, and its throat cut, in , Australia.
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Original:  The contract reportedly states that Zuckerberg would give Ceglia 50 percent ownership in the company in exchange for designing a website "similar to a live functioning yearbook with the working title of 'The Face Book'," and paying a US$1000 fee. Ceglia would also get an extra percentage point every day after January 1, 2004 until the work was completed. Earlier this month, Judge Thomas Brown issued a temporary restraining order that prevents transfer of Facebook's assets in light of the ongoing lawsuit. According to Victor P. Goldberg, who teaches at Columbia University's Law School, the lawsuit may get tripped up by the statute of limitations, which is six years in New York. PC World says that one problem with Ceglia's claim is that the contract was purportedly signed in 2003, while Zuckerberg didn't register the domain name thefacebook.com until January 2004. This is not the first time Ceglia has appeared in court. In 2009, New York's Attorney General Andrew Cuomo accused Ceglia of fraud. The state claims that Ceglia took more than $   200,000 from customers of a wood-pellet fuel company, and failed to deliver any products or refunds;
Revised:  The contract reportedly states that Zuckerberg would give Ceglia 50 percent ownership in the company in exchange for designing a website "similar to a live functioning yearbook with the working title of 'The Face Book'," and paying a 1000 fee. Ceglia would also get an extra percentage point every day after January 1, 2004 until the work was completed. 200,000 from customers of a wood-pellet fuel company, and failed to deliver any products or refunds;
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Original:  The state claims that Ceglia took more than $   200,000 from customers of a wood-pellet fuel company, and failed to deliver any products or refunds;
Revised:  The state claims that Ceglia took more than $ Earlier this month, Judge Thomas Brown issued a temporary restraining order that prevents transfer of Facebook's assets in light of the ongoing lawsuit. According to Victor P. Goldberg, who teaches at Columbia University's Law School, the lawsuit may get tripped up by the , which is six years in New York. PC World says that one problem with Ceglia's claim is that the contract was purportedly signed in 2003, while Zuckerberg didn't register the domain name thefacebook.com until January 2004. 200,000 from customers of a wood-pellet fuel company, and failed to deliver any products or refunds;
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Original:  The state claims that Ceglia took more than $   200,000 from customers of a wood-pellet fuel company, and failed to deliver any products or refunds;
Revised:  The state claims that Ceglia took more than $ This is not the first time Ceglia has appeared in court. In 2009, Andrew Cuomo accused Ceglia of fraud. The state claims that Ceglia took more than 200,000 from customers of a wood-pellet fuel company, and failed to deliver any products or refunds;
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Original:  However, the NHTSA has only managed to confirm that one of these accidents was caused by malfunctions in the car — an accident in California this August that was caused by the floor mat trapping the gas pedal in a depressed position.
Revised:  However, the NHTSA has only managed to confirm that one of these accidents was caused by malfunctions in the car – an accident in California this August that was caused by the floor mat trapping the gas pedal in a depressed position.
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Original:  According to The Wall Street Journal , the U.S. Department of Transportation has analyzed data from the vehicles involved in accidents caused by sudden acceleration, which led to Toyota, the world's top automaker, recalling a large number of automobiles.
Revised:  According to , the U.S. Department of Transportation has analyzed data from the vehicles involved in accidents caused by sudden acceleration, which led to Toyota, the world's top automaker, recalling a large number of automobiles.
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Original:  According to The Wall Street Journal , the U.S. Department of Transportation has analyzed data from the vehicles involved in accidents caused by sudden acceleration, which led to Toyota, the world's top automaker, recalling a large number of automobiles.
Revised:  According to The Wall Street Journal , the U.S. has analyzed data from the vehicles involved in accidents caused by sudden acceleration, which led to Toyota, the world's top automaker, recalling a large number of automobiles.
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Original:  Mel Broughton, a prominent member of the campaign group SPEAK , had denied the charges of conspiracy to commit arson and possession of an article with intent to destroy property, but the jury at Oxford Crown Court found him guilty by unanimous verdict after deliberating for over five hours.
Revised:  Mel Broughton, a prominent member of the campaign group , had denied the charges of conspiracy to commit arson and possession of an article with intent to destroy property, but the jury at Oxford Crown Court found him guilty by unanimous verdict after deliberating for over five hours.
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Original:  File photograph of Oxford Crown Court This was the second time that Broughton had been convicted of the offences: his conviction in February 2009 was overturned by the Court of Appeal and a re-trial was ordered.
Revised:  File photograph of Oxford Crown Court This was the second time that Broughton had been convicted of the offences: his conviction in February 2009 was overturned by the and a re-trial was ordered.
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Original:  An officer from Thames Valley Police , Detective Superintendent Mark Jones, said that Broughton "was someone who believes direct action, in the form of planting explosives and setting fires, is acceptable", adding that the conviction was the "right result".
Revised:  An officer from , Detective Superintendent Mark Jones, said that Broughton "was someone who believes direct action, in the form of planting explosives and setting fires, is acceptable", adding that the conviction was the "right result".
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Original:  Another large aftershock of the February 27 8.8 earthquake — of 6.5 magnitude — rocked Chile earlier on Wednesday, the USGS reported. University of Chile Seismologic Service measured the aftershock's magnitude as 6.6.
Revised:  Another large aftershock of the February 27 8.8 earthquake — of 6.5 magnitude — rocked Chile earlier on Wednesday, the reported. Seismologic Service measured the aftershock's magnitude as 6.6.
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Original: In the wake of a special caucus vote that removed former Prime Minister of Australia Kevin Rudd and instated Julia Gillard as the new Prime Minister, claims have arisen regarding a deal made between the two in the Prime Minister's official residency, Kirribilli House , that allegedly occurred the night before the special caucus vote and Gillard's apparent breaking of the agreement.
Revised: In the wake of a special vote that removed former Prime Minister of Australia Kevin Rudd and instated Julia Gillard as the new Prime Minister, claims have arisen regarding a deal made between the two in the Prime Minister's official residency, Kirribilli House , that allegedly occurred the night before the special caucus vote and Gillard's apparent breaking of the agreement.
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Original: In the wake of a special caucus vote that removed former Prime Minister of Australia Kevin Rudd and instated Julia Gillard as the new Prime Minister, claims have arisen regarding a deal made between the two in the Prime Minister's official residency, Kirribilli House , that allegedly occurred the night before the special caucus vote and Gillard's apparent breaking of the agreement.
Revised: In the wake of a special caucus vote that removed former Prime Minister of Australia Kevin Rudd and instated Julia Gillard as the new Prime Minister, claims have arisen regarding a deal made between the two in the Prime Minister's official residency, , that allegedly occurred the night before the special caucus vote and Gillard's apparent breaking of the agreement.
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Original:  During the question portion of Gillard's recent address to The National Press Club, veteran journalist Laurie Oakes asked if a deal had been made between Rudd and Gillard during the negotiations in the PM suite prior to the announcement of the leadership spill.
Revised:  During the question portion of Gillard's recent address to The National Press Club, veteran journalist asked if a deal had been made between Rudd and Gillard during the negotiations in the PM suite prior to the announcement of the leadership spill.
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Original:  “ Is it true that Mr Rudd indicated to you that if closer to the election polling showed that he as an impediment to the reelection of the government and that if that leading Labor figures ... agreed he would voluntarily stand aside."
Revised:  " Is it true that Mr Rudd indicated to you that if closer to the election polling showed that he as an impediment to the reelection of the government and that if that leading Labor figures ... agreed he would voluntarily stand aside."
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