wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  was Prime Minister of Malta from 1927 to 1932Baron della GruaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanCount della Senia No successful claim madeMarquis della TafliaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanBaron of Diar-il-BnietKing Louis of SicilyPremier Noble of MaltaBaron of Bukana Held with the barony of Diar-il-Bniet from 1404Baron of Castel Cicciano1560King Philip II of Spain,
Revised:  was Prime Minister of Malta from 1927 to 1932Baron della GruaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanCount della Senia No successful claim madeMarquis della TafliaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanSammut Alessi familyBaron of Diar-il-BnietKing Louis of SicilyPremier Noble of MaltaBaron of Bukana Held with the barony of Diar-il-Bniet from 1404Baron of Castel Cicciano1560King Philip II of Spain,
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Original:  was Prime Minister of Malta from 1927 to 1932Baron della GruaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanCount della Senia No successful claim madeMarquis della TafliaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanBaron of Diar-il-BnietKing Louis of SicilyPremier Noble of MaltaBaron of Bukana Held with the barony of Diar-il-Bniet from 1404Baron of Castel Cicciano1560King Philip II of Spain,
Revised:  was Prime Minister of Malta from 1927 to 1932Baron della GruaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanCount della Senia No successful claim madeMarquis della TafliaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanBaron of Diar-il-BnietKing Louis of SicilyPremier Noble of Malta, held by Apap Bologna and claimed by Principe Giuseppe SaidBaron of Bukana Held with the barony of Diar-il-Bniet from 1404Baron of Castel Cicciano1560King Philip II of Spain,
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Original:  was Prime Minister of Malta from 1927 to 1932Baron della GruaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanCount della Senia No successful claim madeMarquis della TafliaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanBaron of Diar-il-BnietKing Louis of SicilyPremier Noble of MaltaBaron of Bukana Held with the barony of Diar-il-Bniet from 1404Baron of Castel Cicciano1560King Philip II of Spain,
Revised:  was Prime Minister of Malta from 1927 to 1932Baron della GruaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanCount della Senia No successful claim madeMarquis della TafliaGrand Master Emmanuel de RohanBaron of Diar-il-BnietKing Louis of SicilyPremier Noble of MaltaBaron of Bukana Held with the barony of Diar-il-Bniet from 1404, held by Apap Bologna and claimed by Principe Giuseppe SaidBaron of Castel Cicciano1560King Philip II of Spain,
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Original: de RohanCount of Ghain ToffiehaMarquis of Gnien-is-SultanBaron 
Revised: de RohanFormnosa Gauci familyCount of Ghain ToffiehaMcCutcheon Teuma Castelletti in CanadaMarquis of Gnien-is-SultanApap Bologna familyBaron 
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Original: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
Revised: Master António Manoel de VilhenaTrapani Galea Feriol familyCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
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Original: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
Revised: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821; Sant Cassia family.Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
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Original: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
Revised: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821; Sant Cassia familyMarquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
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Original: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
Revised: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of Testaferrata in the male lineMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
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Original: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
Revised: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo Ferreri, male descendants onlyBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
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Original: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhena
Revised: Master António Manoel de VilhenaCount Sant-CassiaEmpress Maria Theresa of Austria Held with the barony of Ghariexem and Tabia from 1821Baron of Ghariexem and TabiaGrand Master Giovanni Paolo Lascaris Held with the county of Sant from 1821Marquis of San Vincenzo FerreriKing Philip V of Spain30 April 1878Held with the marquisate of TestaferrataMarquis of TestaferrataKing Victor Amadeus II of SicilyHeld with the marquisate of San Vicenzo FerreriBaron of TabriaGrand Master António Manoel de Vilhenaseveral claimants today
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Original:  Procedure After the instructions, when the subject was completely relaxed, she was shown a list of meaningful words at 2 seconds intervals through the window of memory drum. when the list has been presented once, she was given a paper for reproduction of the list.
Revised:  Procedure After the instructions, when the subject was completely relaxed, she was shown a list of meaningful words at two second intervals through the window of memory drum. when the list has been presented once, she was given a paper for reproduction of the list.
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Original:  Procedure After the instructions, when the subject was completely relaxed, she was shown a list of meaningful words at 2 seconds intervals through the window of memory drum. when the list has been presented once, she was given a paper for reproduction of the list.
Revised:  Procedure After the instructions, when the subject was completely relaxed, she was shown a list of meaningful words at 2 seconds intervals through the window of memory drum. When the list has been presented once, she was given a paper for reproduction of the list.
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Original: Nora Haenn Wendy Harcourt Leila Harris Susanna Hecht Ivan Illich Giorgos Kallis Brian King Jake Kosek Christian Kull Thomas Leatherman Alain Lipietz Jens Friis Lund James McCarthy William Moseley Andrea Nightingale Laura Ogden Susan Paulson Richard Peet Nancy Lee Peluso Nicole Peterson Tom Perrault Haripriya Rangan Paul Robbins Dianne Rocheleau Ariel Salleh Chris Sandbrook Nathan Sayre Ivan Scales Farhana Sultana Erik Swyngedouw Peter Vandergeest Bhaskar Vira Michael Watts Paige West Karl Zimmerer Elisa Zimprakaki
Revised:  Susanna Hecht Ivan Illich Giorgos Kallis Brian King Jake Kosek Christian Kull Thomas Leatherman Alain Lipietz Jens Friis Lund James McCarthy William Moseley Andrea Nightingale Laura Ogden Susan Paulson Richard Peet Nancy Lee Peluso Nicole Peterson Tom Perrault Haripriya Rangan Paul Robbins Dianne Rocheleau Ariel Salleh Chris Sandbrook Nathan Sayre Ivan Scales Farhana Sultana Erik Swyngedouw Peter Vandergeest Bhaskar Vira Michael Watts Paige West Karl Zimmerer Elisa Zimprakaki
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Original: Leila Harris Susanna Hecht Ivan Illich Giorgos Kallis Brian King Jake Kosek Christian Kull Thomas Leatherman Alain Lipietz Jens Friis Lund James McCarthy William Moseley Andrea Nightingale Laura Ogden Susan Paulson Richard Peet Nancy Lee Peluso Nicole Peterson Tom Perrault Haripriya Rangan Paul Robbins Dianne Rocheleau Ariel Salleh Chris Sandbrook Nathan Sayre Ivan Scales Farhana Sultana Erik Swyngedouw Peter Vandergeest Bhaskar Vira Michael Watts Paige West Karl Zimmerer Elisa Zimprakaki
Revised: Leila Harris Susanna Hecht Ivan Illich Giorgos Kallis Alain Lipietz William Moseley Richard Peet Paul Robbins Ariel Salleh Farhana Sultana Erik Swyngedouw Peter Vandergeest Bhaskar Vira Michael Watts Paige West Karl Zimmerer Elisa Zimprakaki
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Original: Leila Harris Susanna Hecht Ivan Illich Giorgos Kallis Brian King Jake Kosek Christian Kull Thomas Leatherman Alain Lipietz Jens Friis Lund James McCarthy William Moseley Andrea Nightingale Laura Ogden Susan Paulson Richard Peet Nancy Lee Peluso Nicole Peterson Tom Perrault Haripriya Rangan Paul Robbins Dianne Rocheleau Ariel Salleh Chris Sandbrook Nathan Sayre Ivan Scales Farhana Sultana Erik Swyngedouw Peter Vandergeest Bhaskar Vira Michael Watts Paige West Karl Zimmerer Elisa Zimprakaki
Revised: Leila Harris Susanna Hecht Ivan Illich Giorgos Kallis Brian King Jake Kosek Christian Kull Thomas Leatherman Alain Lipietz Jens Friis Lund James McCarthy William Moseley Andrea Nightingale Laura Ogden Susan Paulson Richard Peet Nancy Lee Peluso Nicole Peterson Tom Perrault Haripriya Rangan Paul Robbins Dianne Rocheleau Ariel Salleh Chris Sandbrook Nathan Sayre Ivan Scales Farhana Sultana Erik Swyngedouw Bhaskar Vira Michael Watts Paige West Karl Zimmerer Elisa Zimprakaki
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Original: Leila Harris Susanna Hecht Ivan Illich Giorgos Kallis Brian King Jake Kosek Christian Kull Thomas Leatherman Alain Lipietz Jens Friis Lund James McCarthy William Moseley Andrea Nightingale Laura Ogden Susan Paulson Richard Peet Nancy Lee Peluso Nicole Peterson Tom Perrault Haripriya Rangan Paul Robbins Dianne Rocheleau Ariel Salleh Chris Sandbrook Nathan Sayre Ivan Scales Farhana Sultana Erik Swyngedouw Peter Vandergeest Bhaskar Vira Michael Watts Paige West Karl Zimmerer Elisa Zimprakaki
Revised: Leila Harris Susanna Hecht Ivan Illich Giorgos Kallis Brian King Jake Kosek Christian Kull Thomas Leatherman Alain Lipietz Jens Friis Lund James McCarthy William Moseley Andrea Nightingale Laura Ogden Susan Paulson Richard Peet Nancy Lee Peluso Nicole Peterson Tom Perrault Haripriya Rangan Paul Robbins Dianne Rocheleau Ariel Salleh Chris Sandbrook Nathan Sayre Ivan Scales Farhana Sultana Erik Swyngedouw Peter Vandergeest Bhaskar Vira Michael Watts Karl Zimmerer
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Original: AntiGravity Fitness is a fitness company founded by Christopher Harrison in 2007 and based in New York City, specializing in hybrid aerial fitness techniques that combine silk hammocks (formally named: Harrison AntiGravity Hammock) with modern yoga, Pilates, ballet barre exercises, and traditional strength training techniques for aerialists into different exercise curriculums.
Revised: AntiGravity Fitness is a fitness company founded by Christopher Harrison in 2007 and based in New York City, specializing in hybrid aerial fitness techniques that combine silk hammocks with modern yoga, Pilates, ballet barre exercises, and traditional strength training techniques for aerialists into different exercise curriculums.
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Original:  Harrison first developed the initial program, AntiGravity Aerial yoga, based on warm-up exercises through which he would lead his athletes as director/choreographer of the performance troupe AntiGravity, Inc. Since 2007, Harrison has developed eight proprietary fitness programs under the AntiGravity Fitness brand, currently licensed in studios and fitness centers in over 50 countries. AntiGravity Fitness also operates instructor training programs as part of their licensing agreements, certifying others to teach its techniques.
Revised:  Harrison first developed the initial program, AntiGravity Aerial yoga, based on warm-up exercises through which he would lead his athletes as director/choreographer of the performance troupe AntiGravity, Inc. 
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Program overview AntiGravity classes are led by certified instructors trained in the program(s), and typically last for 75 minutes. Before classes start, hammocks are adjusted to the individual heights of the students, and each lesson begins and ends with guided meditations inside the hammock, referred to as "Womb Pose". Students are then led by their instructor through a series of motions and poses adapted for the hammocks from modern yoga, Pilates, ballet, and other exercise techniques, typically focusing on flexibility, mobility, decompression and core development.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Brands AntiGravity® Fitness's first licensed technique was named AntiGravity® Aerial Yoga, which Harrison credits as the catalyst of the growing aerial yoga genre. AntiGravity® Fitness currently teaches eight certified Programs of different levels under their trademarked name, based on various exercise techniques: AntiGravity® Aerial Yoga, AntiGravity® Fundamentals, AntiGravity® Pilates, AntiGravity® Restorative Yoga, AntiGravity® Suspension Fitness, AntiGravity® Kids, AntiGravity® AIRbarre, and AntiGravity® 1on1 .
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% .
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Original: AntiGravity Fitness is a fitness company founded by Christopher Harrison in 2007 and based in New York City, specializing in hybrid aerial fitness techniques that combine silk hammocks with modern yoga, Pilates , ballet barre exercises, and traditional strength training techniques for aerialists into different exercise curriculums.
Revised: AntiGravity Fitness is a fitness company founded by Christopher Harrison in 2007 and based in New York City, specializing in hybrid aerial fitness techniques that combine silk hammocks with modern yoga, pilates , ballet barre exercises, and traditional strength training techniques for aerialists into different exercise curriculums.
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Original:  Harrison first developed the initial program, AntiGravity Aerial yoga, based on warm-up exercises through which he would lead his athletes as director/choreographer of the performance troupe AntiGravity, Inc.
Revised:  Harrison first developed the initial program, AntiGravity aerial yoga, based on warm-up exercises through which he would lead his athletes as director/choreographer of the performance troupe AntiGravity, Inc.
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Original: Fundal height landmarks Gestational age Fundal height landmark 12-14 weeks Pubic symphysis 20-22 weeks Umbilicus 36-40 weeks Xiphoid process of sternum 37–40 weeks Regression of fundal height between 36–32 cm
Revised: Fundal height landmarks Gestational age Fundal height landmark 12–14 weeks Pubic symphysis 20-22 weeks Umbilicus 36-40 weeks Xiphoid process of sternum 37–40 weeks Regression of fundal height between 36–32 cm
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Original: Fundal height landmarks Gestational age Fundal height landmark 12-14 weeks Pubic symphysis 20-22 weeks Umbilicus 36-40 weeks Xiphoid process of sternum 37–40 weeks Regression of fundal height between 36–32 cm
Revised: Fundal height landmarks Gestational age Fundal height landmark 12-14 weeks Pubic symphysis 20–22 weeks Umbilicus 36–40 weeks Xiphoid process of sternum 37–40 weeks Regression of fundal height between 36–32 cm
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Original:  2004;153(2):323–31. is the goal of the MACBETH approach that  was designed by Carlos António Bana e Costa, from the University of Lisbon , in cooperation with Professor Jean-Claude Vansnick and Dr. Jean-Marie De Corte, from the Université de Mons.
Revised:  2004;153(2):323–31. is a multiple-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) method that evaluates options against multiple criteria. was designed by Carlos António Bana e Costa, from the University of Lisbon , in cooperation with Professor Jean-Claude Vansnick and Dr. Jean-Marie De Corte, from the Université de Mons.
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Original:  2004;153(2):323–31. is the goal of the MACBETH approach that  was designed by Carlos António Bana e Costa, from the University of Lisbon , in cooperation with Professor Jean-Claude Vansnick and Dr. Jean-Marie De Corte, from the Université de Mons.
Revised:  2004;153(2):323–31. is the goal of the MACBETH approach that MACBETH was designed by Carlos António Bana e Costa, from the University of Lisbon , in cooperation with Professor Jean-Claude Vansnick and Dr. Jean-Marie De Corte, from the Université de Mons.
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Original:  2004;153(2):323–31. is the goal of the MACBETH approach that  was designed by Carlos António Bana e Costa, from the University of Lisbon , in cooperation with Professor Jean-Claude Vansnick and Dr. Jean-Marie De Corte, from the Université de Mons.
Revised:  2004;153(2):323–31. is the goal of the MACBETH approach that was designed by Carlos António Bana e Costa, from the University of Lisbon with Professor Jean-Claude Vansnick and Dr. Jean-Marie De Corte, from the Université de Mons.
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Original:  The key distinction between MACBETH and other multiple-criteria decision analysis (MCDA ) methods is that it needs only qualitative judgements about the difference of attractiveness between two elements at a time , in order to generate numerical scores for the options in each criterion and to weight the criteria.
Revised:  The key distinction between MACBETH and other MCDA methods is that it needs only qualitative judgements about the difference of attractiveness between two elements at a time , in order to generate numerical scores for the options in each criterion and to weight the criteria.
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Original:  The key distinction between MACBETH and other multiple-criteria decision analysis (MCDA ) methods is that it needs only qualitative judgements about the difference of attractiveness between two elements at a time , in order to generate numerical scores for the options in each criterion and to weight the criteria.
Revised:  The key distinction between MACBETH and other multiple-criteria decision analysis (MCDA ) methods is that MACBETH needs only qualitative judgements about the difference of attractiveness between two elements at a time , in order to generate numerical scores for the options in each criterion and to weight the criteria.
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Original:  The key distinction between MACBETH and other multiple-criteria decision analysis (MCDA ) methods is that it needs only qualitative judgements about the difference of attractiveness between two elements at a time , in order to generate numerical scores for the options in each criterion and to weight the criteria.
Revised:  The key distinction between MACBETH and other multiple-criteria decision analysis (MCDA ) methods is that it needs only qualitative judgements about the difference of attractiveness between two elements at a time . It can then generate numerical scores for the options in each criterion and to weight the criteria.
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Original:  It    can take the form of a classroom-based training through experiential learning activities such as case study analysis, role plays, games, simulations, and brainstorming, among others.
Revised:  It is also described as a team-based approach to learning where students work together towards shared learning objectives. can take the form of a classroom-based training through experiential learning activities such as case study analysis, role plays, games, simulations, and brainstorming, among others.
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Original:  It    can take the form of a classroom-based training through experiential learning activities such as case study analysis, role plays, games, simulations, and brainstorming, among others.
Revised:  It Concept This model is based on the idea that the small group learning format encourages learners not only to express their understanding of a topic but also compare their ideas, allowing for a deeper and more meaningful learning. It is also expected to develop personal generic attributes such as communication, team-working, presentation, and debating skills. can take the form of a classroom-based training through experiential learning activities such as case study analysis, role plays, games, simulations, and brainstorming, among others.
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