wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original: Gregor, Anthony James The Search for Neofascism: The Use And Abuse of Social Science (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2006) p. 201 However, these views have met wide criticism,Brass, Paul Competing Nationalisms in South Asia:Essays for Asghar Ali Engineer (Hyderabad, India: Orient Blackswan, 2002) pp. 15–16Connerney , Richard D., The Upside-Down Tree:India's Changing Culture (New York, NY: Algora Publishing, 2009) pp. 154–158 especially from academics specializing Indian politics.
Revised: Gregor, Anthony James The Search for Neofascism: The Use And Abuse of Social Science (Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2006) p. 201 However, these views have met wide criticism,Brass, Paul Competing Nationalisms in South Asia:Essays for Asghar Ali Engineer (Hyderabad, India: Orient Blackswan, 2002) pp. 15–16Connerney , Richard D., The Upside-Down Tree:India's Changing Culture (New York, NY: Algora Publishing, 2009) p 154-158 especially from academics specializing Indian politics.
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Original:  an analysis of Italy's economic experiment", Harvard University Press, 1938. p . 35 These two ways of thinking about capitalism – viewing it as a positive force which promotes economic efficiency and is necessary for the prosperity of the nation but also viewing it as a negative force which promotes decadence and disloyalty to the nation – remained in uneasy coexistence within most fascist movements.
Revised:  an analysis of Italy's economic experiment", Harvard University Press, 1938. pp . 35 These two ways of thinking about capitalism – viewing it as a positive force which promotes economic efficiency and is necessary for the prosperity of the nation but also viewing it as a negative force which promotes decadence and disloyalty to the nation – remained in uneasy coexistence within most fascist movements.
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Original:  an analysis of Italy's economic experiment", Harvard University Press, 1938. p . 163 Near the beginning of his tenure as prime minister, in 1923, Mussolini declared that "the [Fascist] government will accord full freedom to private enterprise and will abandon all intervention in private economy.
Revised:  an analysis of Italy's economic experiment", Harvard University Press, 1938. pp . 163 Near the beginning of his tenure as prime minister, in 1923, Mussolini declared that "the [Fascist] government will accord full freedom to private enterprise and will abandon all intervention in private economy.
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Original:  Italy under fascism", Oxford University Press, 1939. p . 115 Mussolini's government privatized former government monopolies (such as the telephone system), repealed previous legislation that had been introduced by the Socialists (such as the inheritance tax), and balanced the budget.
Revised:  Italy under fascism", Oxford University Press, 1939. pp . 115 Mussolini's government privatized former government monopolies (such as the telephone system), repealed previous legislation that had been introduced by the Socialists (such as the inheritance tax), and balanced the budget.
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Original:  an analysis of Italy's economic experiment", Harvard University Press, 1938. pp. 160–161 Alfredo Rocco, the Fascist Minister of Justice at the time, wrote in 1926 that: The Italian Fascist outlook towards capitalism changed after 1929, with the onset of the Great Depression which dealt a heavy blow to the Italian economy.
Revised:  an analysis of Italy's economic experiment", Harvard University Press, 1938. pp. 160-161 Alfredo Rocco, the Fascist Minister of Justice at the time, wrote in 1926 that: The Italian Fascist outlook towards capitalism changed after 1929, with the onset of the Great Depression which dealt a heavy blow to the Italian economy.
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Original:  Viking, 2006), pp. 101–114 Avraham Barkai concludes that, because "the individual firm still operated according to the principle of maximum profit," the Nazi German economy was therefore "a capitalist economy in which capitalists, like all other citizens, were not free even though they enjoyed a privileged status, had a limited measure of freedom in their activities, and were able to accumulate huge profits as long as they accepted the primacy of politics.
Revised:  Viking, 2006), p. 101-114 Avraham Barkai concludes that, because "the individual firm still operated according to the principle of maximum profit," the Nazi German economy was therefore "a capitalist economy in which capitalists, like all other citizens, were not free even though they enjoyed a privileged status, had a limited measure of freedom in their activities, and were able to accumulate huge profits as long as they accepted the primacy of politics.
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Original: Alexander J. De Grand, Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, Routledge, 1995. p . 47 They also accuse both Marxism and democracy, with their emphasis on equality, of destroying individuality in favor of the "dead weight" of the masses.
Revised: Alexander J. De Grand, Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, Routledge, 1995. pp . 47 They also accuse both Marxism and democracy, with their emphasis on equality, of destroying individuality in favor of the "dead weight" of the masses.
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Original: Martina Steber and Bernhard Gotto, Visions of Community in Nazi Germany: Social Engineering and Private Lives, Oxford: UK, Oxford University Press, 2014, pp. 92–93 Hitler instructed NSV chairman Erich Hilgenfeldt to "see to the disbanding of all private welfare institutions," in an effort to direct who was to receive social benefits.
Revised: Martina Steber and Bernhard Gotto, Visions of Community in Nazi Germany: Social Engineering and Private Lives, Oxford: UK, Oxford University Press, 2014, p. 92-93 Hitler instructed NSV chairman Erich Hilgenfeldt to "see to the disbanding of all private welfare institutions," in an effort to direct who was to receive social benefits.
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Original: Mark Neocleous, "Fascism", University of Minnesota Press, 1997, pp. 40–41 Fascism proposes a type of society in which different classes continue to exist, but the rich and poor both serve the national interest and do not oppose each other.
Revised: Mark Neocleous, "Fascism", University of Minnesota Press, 1997, p. 40-41 Fascism proposes a type of society in which different classes continue to exist, but the rich and poor both serve the national interest and do not oppose each other.
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Original: Henry A. Turner, "German Big Business and the Rise of Hitler", Oxford University Press, 1985. p. 77 In 1930, Hitler said: "Our adopted term 'Socialist' has nothing to do with Marxist Socialism.
Revised: Henry A. Turner, "German Big Business and the Rise of Hitler", Oxford University Press, 1985. pg 77 In 1930, Hitler said: "Our adopted term 'Socialist' has nothing to do with Marxist Socialism.
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Original:  Philosophy%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% According to Hughes, the ideology "stems from the assertion that human beings will generally be happier when they take rational control of the natural and social forces that control their lives."
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Original:  Philosophy%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% According to Hughes, the ideology "stems from the assertion that human beings will generally be happier when they take rational control of the natural and social forces that control their lives." The ethical foundation of democratic transhumanism rests upon rule utilitarianism and non-anthropocentric personhood theory. Democratic transhumanist support equal access to human enhancement technologies in order to promote social equality and to prevent technologies from furthering the divide among the socioeconomic classes. While raising objections both to right-wing and left-wing bioconservatism, and libertarian transhumanism, Hughes aims to encourage democratic transhumanists and their potential progressive allies to unite as a new social movement and influence biopolitical public policy.
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Original:  An attempt to expand the middle ground between technorealism and techno-utopianism, democratic transhumanism can be seen as a radical form of techno-progressivism. Appearing several times in Hughes' work, the term "radical" (from Latin rādīx, rādīc-, root) is used as an adjective meaning of or pertaining to the root or going to the root. His central thesis is that emerging technologies and radical democracy can help citizens overcome some of the root causes of inequalities of power.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Afrofuturism Assistive technology-enabled disabled people Biopunk science fiction and movement Body modification culture Cyborg feminism/cyberfeminism Feminist science fiction Lesbian science fiction, Gay science fiction, Bisexual science fiction, and Transgender science fiction Nanosocialism Free software movement Post-Darwinian leftism Postcyberpunk science fiction Post-work/guaranteed minimum income movement Technogaianism Up-wing politics Viridian design movement List of democratic transhumanists These are notable individuals who have identified themselves, or have been identified by Hughes, as advocates of democratic transhumanism:
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Original:  Gay science fiction, Bisexual science fiction, and Transgender science fiction Nanosocialism Free software movement Post-Darwinian leftism Postcyberpunk science fiction Post-work/guaranteed minimum income movement Technogaianism Up-wing politics Viridian design movement List of democratic transhumanists These are notable individuals who have identified themselves, or have been identified by Hughes, as advocates of democratic transhumanism:
Revised:  Gay science fiction, Bisexual science fiction, and Transgender science fiction Nanosocialism Free software movement Post-Darwinian leftism Postcyberpunk science fiction Post-work/guaranteed minimum income movement Technogaianism Up-wing politics Viridian design movement 
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Charles Stross George Dvorsky Giulio Prisco Justice De Thézier Ken MacLeod Mark Alan Walker Martine Rothblatt Ramez Naam Riccardo Campa Criticism%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Science journalist Ronald Bailey wrote a review of Citizen Cyborg in his online column for Reason magazine in which he offered a critique of democratic transhumanism and a defense of libertarian transhumanism.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Criticism%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Science journalist Ronald Bailey wrote a review of Citizen Cyborg in his online column for Reason magazine in which he offered a critique of democratic transhumanism and a defense of libertarian transhumanism.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Charles Stross George Dvorsky Giulio Prisco Justice De Thézier Ken MacLeod Mark Alan Walker Martine Rothblatt Ramez Naam Riccardo Campa Criticism%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Science journalist Ronald Bailey wrote a review of Citizen Cyborg in his online column for Reason magazine in which he offered a critique of democratic transhumanism and a defense of libertarian transhumanism.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Charles Stross George Dvorsky Giulio Prisco Justice De Thézier Ken MacLeod Mark Alan Walker Martine Rothblatt Ramez Naam Riccardo Campa %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Science journalist Ronald Bailey wrote a review of Citizen Cyborg in his online column for Reason magazine in which he offered a critique of democratic transhumanism and a defense of libertarian transhumanism.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Charles Stross George Dvorsky Giulio Prisco Justice De Thézier Ken MacLeod Mark Alan Walker Martine Rothblatt Ramez Naam Riccardo Campa Criticism%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Science journalist Ronald Bailey wrote a review of Citizen Cyborg in his online column for Reason magazine in which he offered a critique of democratic transhumanism and a defense of libertarian transhumanism.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Charles Stross George Dvorsky Giulio Prisco Justice De Thézier Ken MacLeod Mark Alan Walker Martine Rothblatt Ramez Naam Riccardo Campa Criticism%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original:  It was applied in Quebec in 1685, then in the West Indies in 1687, Guyana in 1704, Réunion in 1723, and Louisiana in 1724.
Revised:  It was applied in Quebec in 1685, then in the West Indies in 1687, Guyana in 1704, Réunion in 1723, Louisiana in 1724 and Quebec in 1743.
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Original: The Interfaith Network A proposal for the TDN's membership of The Interfaith Network was initially submitted by TDN chairman Phil Ryder in April 2012, which was rejected by the IFN. The TDN responded by launching a dialogue with the IFN with the aim of getting them to review their membership policy with the intention of removing potential discrimination from their membership requirements, involving meetings between the TDN, the IFN and The Pagan Federation.
Revised: The Inter Faith Network The Druid Network applied for and was initially rejected for membership in The Inter Faith Network in 2012.
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Original:  On May 9, 2010, the Academy proclaimed “ Registered Dietitian's Day ” to honor the “ indispensable providers of food and nutrition services and to recognize RDs for their commitment to helping people enjoy healthy lives.
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Original:  On May 9, 2010, the Academy proclaimed “ Registered Dietitian's Day ” to honor the “ indispensable providers of food and nutrition services and to recognize RDs for their commitment to helping people enjoy healthy lives.
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Original:  On May 9, 2010, the Academy proclaimed “ Registered Dietitian's Day ” to honor the “ indispensable providers of food and nutrition services and to recognize RDs for their commitment to helping people enjoy healthy lives.
Revised:  On May 9, 2010, the Academy proclaimed “ Registered Dietitian's Day ” to honor the " indispensable providers of food and nutrition services and to recognize RDs for their commitment to helping people enjoy healthy lives.
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Original:  Influence and positions US Representative Martha Roby with representatives from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics in Washington, D.C.  in 2019 Through its research journal, the Academy shapes and influences the public and legislative discussion about health, food safety and nutrition.
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Original:  The terms “ Registered Dietitian Nutritionist ” and “ Nutrition Dietetic Technician, Registered ” are “ legally protected titles ” and can be used only by someone who has completed coursework approved by the Academy.
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Original:  The terms “ Registered Dietitian Nutritionist ” and “ Nutrition Dietetic Technician, Registered ” are “ legally protected titles ” and can be used only by someone who has completed coursework approved by the Academy.
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Original:  The terms “ Registered Dietitian Nutritionist ” and “ Nutrition Dietetic Technician, Registered ” are “ legally protected titles ” and can be used only by someone who has completed coursework approved by the Academy.
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Original:  The terms “ Registered Dietitian Nutritionist ” and “ Nutrition Dietetic Technician, Registered ” are “ legally protected titles ” and can be used only by someone who has completed coursework approved by the Academy.
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Original:  The Academy maintains that being at the "same table" with food companies is important in order to exert a positive influence over their products and message, although critics describe this as an “unhealthy alliance” between the Academy and junk food companies.
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Original: Jaun Zuria (Basque for "the White Lord") is the mythical first Lord, and founder, of the Lordship of Biscay, who defeated the Leonese and Asturian troops in the also mythical Battle of Padura, in which he chased off the invasors to the Malato Tree, establishing there the borders of Biscay.
Revised: Jaun Zuria (Basque for "the White Lord") is the mythical first Lord, and founder, of the Lordship of Biscay, who defeated the Leonese and Asturian troops in the also mythical Battle of Padura, in which he chased off the invaders to the Malato Tree, establishing there the borders of Biscay.
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Original: Jaun Zuria entry at the Auñamendi Entziklopedia (Spanish) According to the legend, Jaun Zuria had been born from a Scottish or English princess that had been visited by the Basque deity Sugaar in the village of Mundaka.
Revised: Jaun Zuria entry at the Auñamendi Entziklopedia (Spanish) According to the legend, Jaun Zuria had been born from a Scottish or English princess who had been visited by the Basque deity Sugaar in the village of Mundaka.
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Original: 73||1.73 |- |V4+||1 ||  ||1.68–1.78 |- |Cu2+ ||1 ||  ||1.70–2.20 |- |V3+||2||2.83||2.75–2.85 |- |Ni2+||2||  ||2.8–3.5 |- |V2+ ||3||3.87||3.80–3.90 |- |Cr3+ ||3||  ||3.70–3.90 |- |Co2+ ||3||  ||4.3–5.0 |- |Mn4+ ||3||  ||3.80–4.0 |- |Cr2+ ||4||4.90 ||4.75–4.90 |- |Fe2+ ||4 ||  ||5.1–5.7 |- |Mn2+ ||5||5.92 ||5.65–6.10 |- |Fe3+ ||5||  ||5.7–6.0 |} The small deviations from the spin-only formula may result from the neglect of orbital angular momentum or of spin-orbit coupling.
Revised: 73||1.73 |- |V4+||1 || 1.73 ||1.68–1.78 |- |Cu2+ ||1 || ||1.70–2.20 |- |V3+||2||2.83||2.75–2.85 |- |Ni2+||2|| ||2.8–3.5 |- |V2+ ||3||3.87||3.80–3.90 |- |Cr3+ ||3|| ||3.70–3.90 |- |Co2+ ||3|| ||4.3–5.0 |- |Mn4+ ||3|| ||3.80–4.0 |- |Cr2+ ||4||4.90 ||4.75–4.90 |- |Fe2+ ||4 || ||5.1–5.7 |- |Mn2+ ||5||5.92 ||5.65–6.10 |- |Fe3+ ||5|| ||5.7–6.0 |} The small deviations from the spin-only formula may result from the neglect of orbital angular momentum or of spin-orbit coupling.
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Original: 73||1.73 |- |V4+||1 ||  ||1.68–1.78 |- |Cu2+ ||1 ||  ||1.70–2.20 |- |V3+||2||2.83||2.75–2.85 |- |Ni2+||2||  ||2.8–3.5 |- |V2+ ||3||3.87||3.80–3.90 |- |Cr3+ ||3||  ||3.70–3.90 |- |Co2+ ||3||  ||4.3–5.0 |- |Mn4+ ||3||  ||3.80–4.0 |- |Cr2+ ||4||4.90 ||4.75–4.90 |- |Fe2+ ||4 ||  ||5.1–5.7 |- |Mn2+ ||5||5.92 ||5.65–6.10 |- |Fe3+ ||5||  ||5.7–6.0 |} The small deviations from the spin-only formula may result from the neglect of orbital angular momentum or of spin-orbit coupling.
Revised: 73||1.73 |- |V4+||1 || ||1.68–1.78 |- |Cu2+ ||1 || 1.73 ||1.70–2.20 |- |V3+||2||2.83||2.75–2.85 |- |Ni2+||2|| ||2.8–3.5 |- |V2+ ||3||3.87||3.80–3.90 |- |Cr3+ ||3|| ||3.70–3.90 |- |Co2+ ||3|| ||4.3–5.0 |- |Mn4+ ||3|| ||3.80–4.0 |- |Cr2+ ||4||4.90 ||4.75–4.90 |- |Fe2+ ||4 || ||5.1–5.7 |- |Mn2+ ||5||5.92 ||5.65–6.10 |- |Fe3+ ||5|| ||5.7–6.0 |} The small deviations from the spin-only formula may result from the neglect of orbital angular momentum or of spin-orbit coupling.
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Original: 73||1.73 |- |V4+||1 ||  ||1.68–1.78 |- |Cu2+ ||1 ||  ||1.70–2.20 |- |V3+||2||2.83||2.75–2.85 |- |Ni2+||2||  ||2.8–3.5 |- |V2+ ||3||3.87||3.80–3.90 |- |Cr3+ ||3||  ||3.70–3.90 |- |Co2+ ||3||  ||4.3–5.0 |- |Mn4+ ||3||  ||3.80–4.0 |- |Cr2+ ||4||4.90 ||4.75–4.90 |- |Fe2+ ||4 ||  ||5.1–5.7 |- |Mn2+ ||5||5.92 ||5.65–6.10 |- |Fe3+ ||5||  ||5.7–6.0 |} The small deviations from the spin-only formula may result from the neglect of orbital angular momentum or of spin-orbit coupling.
Revised: 73||1.73 |- |V4+||1 || ||1.68–1.78 |- |Cu2+ ||1 || ||1.70–2.20 |- |V3+||2||2.83||2.75–2.85 |- |Ni2+||2|| 2.83 ||2.8–3.5 |- |V2+ ||3||3.87||3.80–3.90 |- |Cr3+ ||3|| ||3.70–3.90 |- |Co2+ ||3|| ||4.3–5.0 |- |Mn4+ ||3|| ||3.80–4.0 |- |Cr2+ ||4||4.90 ||4.75–4.90 |- |Fe2+ ||4 || ||5.1–5.7 |- |Mn2+ ||5||5.92 ||5.65–6.10 |- |Fe3+ ||5|| ||5.7–6.0 |} The small deviations from the spin-only formula may result from the neglect of orbital angular momentum or of spin-orbit coupling.
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Original: 73||1.73 |- |V4+||1 ||  ||1.68–1.78 |- |Cu2+ ||1 ||  ||1.70–2.20 |- |V3+||2||2.83||2.75–2.85 |- |Ni2+||2||  ||2.8–3.5 |- |V2+ ||3||3.87||3.80–3.90 |- |Cr3+ ||3||  ||3.70–3.90 |- |Co2+ ||3||  ||4.3–5.0 |- |Mn4+ ||3||  ||3.80–4.0 |- |Cr2+ ||4||4.90 ||4.75–4.90 |- |Fe2+ ||4 ||  ||5.1–5.7 |- |Mn2+ ||5||5.92 ||5.65–6.10 |- |Fe3+ ||5||  ||5.7–6.0 |} The small deviations from the spin-only formula may result from the neglect of orbital angular momentum or of spin-orbit coupling.
Revised: 73||1.73 |- |V4+||1 || ||1.68–1.78 |- |Cu2+ ||1 || ||1.70–2.20 |- |V3+||2||2.83||2.75–2.85 |- |Ni2+||2|| ||2.8–3.5 |- |V2+ ||3||3.87||3.80–3.90 |- |Cr3+ ||3|| 3.87 ||3.70–3.90 |- |Co2+ ||3|| ||4.3–5.0 |- |Mn4+ ||3|| ||3.80–4.0 |- |Cr2+ ||4||4.90 ||4.75–4.90 |- |Fe2+ ||4 || ||5.1–5.7 |- |Mn2+ ||5||5.92 ||5.65–6.10 |- |Fe3+ ||5|| ||5.7–6.0 |} The small deviations from the spin-only formula may result from the neglect of orbital angular momentum or of spin-orbit coupling.
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Original: 73||1.73 |- |V4+||1 ||  ||1.68–1.78 |- |Cu2+ ||1 ||  ||1.70–2.20 |- |V3+||2||2.83||2.75–2.85 |- |Ni2+||2||  ||2.8–3.5 |- |V2+ ||3||3.87||3.80–3.90 |- |Cr3+ ||3||  ||3.70–3.90 |- |Co2+ ||3||  ||4.3–5.0 |- |Mn4+ ||3||  ||3.80–4.0 |- |Cr2+ ||4||4.90 ||4.75–4.90 |- |Fe2+ ||4 ||  ||5.1–5.7 |- |Mn2+ ||5||5.92 ||5.65–6.10 |- |Fe3+ ||5||  ||5.7–6.0 |} The small deviations from the spin-only formula may result from the neglect of orbital angular momentum or of spin-orbit coupling.
Revised: 73||1.73 |- |V4+||1 || ||1.68–1.78 |- |Cu2+ ||1 || ||1.70–2.20 |- |V3+||2||2.83||2.75–2.85 |- |Ni2+||2|| ||2.8–3.5 |- |V2+ ||3||3.87||3.80–3.90 |- |Cr3+ ||3|| ||3.70–3.90 |- |Co2+ ||3|| 3.87 ||4.3–5.0 |- |Mn4+ ||3|| ||3.80–4.0 |- |Cr2+ ||4||4.90 ||4.75–4.90 |- |Fe2+ ||4 || ||5.1–5.7 |- |Mn2+ ||5||5.92 ||5.65–6.10 |- |Fe3+ ||5|| ||5.7–6.0 |} The small deviations from the spin-only formula may result from the neglect of orbital angular momentum or of spin-orbit coupling.
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