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Original:  The song is featured in the 1939 film . BBC Director-General stated that although he believed the song was "distasteful and inappropriate", an outright ban would breach the principle of  .  MP , Chairman of the welcomed the BBC's decision, acknowledging "this was always going to be a very difficult decision for the BBC [...]
Revised:  The song is featured in the 1939 film . BBC Director-General stated that although he believed the song was "distasteful and inappropriate", an outright ban would breach the principle of free speech . MP , Chairman of the welcomed the BBC's decision, acknowledging "this was always going to be a very difficult decision for the BBC [...]
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Original:  The song is featured in the 1939 film . BBC Director-General stated that although he believed the song was "distasteful and inappropriate", an outright ban would breach the principle of  .  MP , Chairman of the welcomed the BBC's decision, acknowledging "this was always going to be a very difficult decision for the BBC [...]
Revised:  The song is featured in the 1939 film . BBC Director-General stated that although he believed the song was "distasteful and inappropriate", an outright ban would breach the principle of . Conservative MP , Chairman of the welcomed the BBC's decision, acknowledging "this was always going to be a very difficult decision for the BBC [...]
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Original: Two inquires into the seizure of Royal Navy personnel by Iran in March 2007 have found that the capture was not a result of "a single failure or any particular individual’s human error, but rather of an unfortunate accumulation of factors" and that there was a "collective failure of judgement" in allowing those involved to receive payment for discussing the event with the media.
Revised: Two inquiries into the seizure of Royal Navy personnel by Iran in March 2007 have found that the capture was not a result of "a single failure or any particular individual’s human error, but rather of an unfortunate accumulation of factors" and that there was a "collective failure of judgement" in allowing those involved to receive payment for discussing the event with the media.
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Original:  The second, by Tony Hall,  Chief Executive of the Royal Opera House, examined the Ministry of Defence's handling of the media attention in relation to the incident and has been published on the MOD website.
Revised:  The second, by Tony Hall, former BBC Director of News and now Chief Executive of the Royal Opera House, examined the Ministry of Defence's handling of the media attention in relation to the incident and has been published on the MOD website.
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Original:  The United States Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) came to this conclusion following investigations in the apartment in Tbilisi and in their laboratories in the USA. Bryan Paarman, legal attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Georgia who also leads the FBI office in Tbilisi, released details of the official investigation report at the news conference, which states that the late Prime Minister Schwania died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Revised:  The United States Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) came to this conclusion following investigations in the apartment in w|Tbilisi and in their laboratories in the USA. Bryan Paarman, legal attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Georgia who also leads the FBI office in Tbilisi, released details of the official investigation report at the news conference, which states that the late Prime Minister Schwania died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Original:  The United States Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) came to this conclusion following investigations in the apartment in Tbilisi and in their laboratories in the USA. Bryan Paarman, legal attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Georgia who also leads the FBI office in Tbilisi, released details of the official investigation report at the news conference, which states that the late Prime Minister Schwania died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
Revised:  The United States Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) came to this conclusion following investigations in the apartment in Tbilisi and in their laboratories in the USA. Bryan Paarman, legal attaché at the U.S. Embassy in Georgia who also leads the FBI office in Tbilisi, released details of the official investigation report at the news conference, which states that the late Prime Minister Schwania died of poisoning.
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Original:  The IAEA inspectors are part of a deal worked out in the six-party talks . "I talked to IAEA today and I know there is going to be contact ... with DPRK representatives as early as today, so they may be able to tell us pretty soon when they will be able to get to Pyongyang," said Christopher R. Hill, assistant U.S. secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs .
Revised:  The IAEA inspectors are part of a deal worked out in the . "I talked to IAEA today and I know there is going to be contact ... with DPRK representatives as early as today, so they may be able to tell us pretty soon when they will be able to get to Pyongyang," said Christopher R. Hill, assistant U.S. secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs .
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Original:  The IAEA inspectors are part of a deal worked out in the six-party talks . "I talked to IAEA today and I know there is going to be contact ... with DPRK representatives as early as today, so they may be able to tell us pretty soon when they will be able to get to Pyongyang," said Christopher R. Hill, assistant U.S. secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs .
Revised:  The IAEA inspectors are part of a deal worked out in the six-party talks . "I talked to IAEA today and I know there is going to be contact ... with DPRK representatives as early as today, so they may be able to tell us pretty soon when they will be able to get to Pyongyang," said , .
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Original:  The crowd had begun to attack the driver of the vehicle when Morales, who was a passenger, exited the car to assist the driver and the  assailants then turned on Morales.
Revised:  The driver had just dropped Morales off at his sister's townhouse moments before. Then while still in the parking lot, he allegedly bumped the toddler with the vehicle. The child was not injured and was not taken to the assailants then turned on Morales.
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Original:  The crowd had begun to attack the driver of the vehicle when Morales, who was a passenger, exited the car to assist the driver and the  assailants then turned on Morales.
Revised:  The crowd had begun to attack the driver of the vehicle when Morales, who was a passenger, exited the car to assist the driver and the hospital. A group of 3 or 4 men confronted the driver and Morales came back to assist him. The assailants then turned on Morales.
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Original:  Police indicated the driver, who had escaped the scene of the crime, was cooperating with the investigation . Family members of Morales stated that police efforts to secure the scene and manage the growing crowd delayed emergency medical attention for the victim. Although a hospital was less than two miles away, he did not arrive there for more than half an hour after the initial police response .
Revised:  Police indicated the driver, who had escaped the scene of the crime, was cooperating with the investigation .
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Original:  By: Joshua Sherurcij <p> McAleese cutting the ribbonIrish president Mary McAleese wrapped up a two-day visit to Toronto, Canada on Thursday by cutting the ribbon at the opening of a new park.
Revised: McAleese cutting the ribbon By: Joshua Sherurcij <p> McAleese cutting the ribbonIrish president Mary McAleese wrapped up a two-day visit to Toronto, Canada on Thursday by cutting the ribbon at the opening of a new park.
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Original:  By: Joshua Sherurcij <p> McAleese cutting the ribbonIrish president Mary McAleese wrapped up a two-day visit to Toronto, Canada on Thursday by cutting the ribbon at the opening of a new park.
Revised:  By: Joshua Sherurcij Irish president Mary McAleese wrapped up a two-day visit to Toronto, Canada on Thursday by cutting the ribbon at the opening of a new park.
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Original: Christopher Hill Christopher R. Hill, assistant U.S. secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs ,  travelled to Pyongyang in North Korea today in the first high level meeting between the two countries in five years.
Revised: Christopher Hill Christopher R. Hill, assistant U.S. secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs , , travelled to Pyongyang in North Korea today in the first high level meeting between the two countries in five years.
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Original: Christopher Hill Christopher R. Hill, assistant U.S. secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs ,  travelled to Pyongyang in North Korea today in the first high level meeting between the two countries in five years.
Revised: Christopher Hill Christopher R. Hill, assistant U.S. secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs , travelled to in North Korea today in the first high level meeting between the two countries in five years.
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Original: On what was the hottest start of the summer ever since measurements have been recorded in Vienna , two people were killed, several injured and a not yet estimated amount of property damaged as a strong storm hit the capital of Austria.
Revised: On what was the hottest start of the summer ever since measurements have been recorded in , two people were killed, several injured and a not yet estimated amount of property damaged as a strong storm hit the capital of Austria.
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Original:  Weather conditions Vienna, as all of Austria and central Europe, has experienced an unusual streak of hot days in the last week, culminating in 36.2 Celsius in Langenlebarn in Lower Austria today.
Revised:  Weather conditions Vienna, as all of Austria and central Europe, has experienced an unusual streak of hot days in the last week, culminating in 36.2 Celsius in Langenlebarn in today.
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Original: Gabriel Pollard, a freelance journalist writing for Wikinews, had the privilege of interviewing the chairman of the Monarchist League of New Zealand Incorporated, a professor of constitutional law and the head of the department of law at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Doctor Noel Cox.
Revised: Gabriel Pollard, a freelance journalist writing for Wikinews, interviewed the chairman of the Monarchist League of New Zealand Incorporated, a professor of constitutional law and the head of the department of law at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Doctor Noel Cox.
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Original:  A decade ago, Cox joined the Monarchist League of New Zealand Inc. when it was founded . The League was formed to help prevent a republic from replacing New Zealand's current form of Government and remove the Queen of New Zealand as the de-jure head of state.
Revised:  A decade ago, Cox joined the Monarchist League of New Zealand Inc. when it was founded to help prevent a republic from replacing New Zealand's current form of Government and remove the Queen of New Zealand as the de-jure head of state.
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Original: Gabriel Pollard, a freelance journalist writing for Wikinews, interviewed the chairman of the Monarchist League of New Zealand Incorporated, a professor of constitutional law and the head of the department of law at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Doctor Noel Cox.
Revised: Gabriel Pollard, a freelance journalist writing for Wikinews, had the privilege of interviewing the chairman of the Monarchist League of New Zealand Incorporated, a professor of constitutional law and the head of the department of law at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Doctor Noel Cox.
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Original:  A decade ago, Cox joined the Monarchist League of New Zealand  when it was founded  to help prevent a republic from replacing New Zealand's current form of Government and remove the Queen of New Zealand as the de-jure head of state.
Revised:  A decade ago, Cox joined the Monarchist League of New Zealand Inc. when it was founded to help prevent a republic from replacing New Zealand's current form of Government and remove the Queen of New Zealand as the de-jure head of state.
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Original:  A decade ago, Cox joined the Monarchist League of New Zealand  when it was founded  to help prevent a republic from replacing New Zealand's current form of Government and remove the Queen of New Zealand as the de-jure head of state.
Revised:  A decade ago, Cox joined the Monarchist League of New Zealand when it was founded . The League was formed to help prevent a republic from replacing New Zealand's current form of Government and remove the Queen of New Zealand as the de-jure head of state.
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Original: The Japan-based, pro-North Korean newspaper, Chosun Sinbo, stated "On the ocassion (sic) of Assistant Secretary of State Hill's visit to the DPRK, the progress in DPRK-U.S. relations and implementating (sic) the six-party talks agreements will be accelerated," adding, "The DPRK does not wish to stand still, and it has no reason to delay the implementation of the (nuclear) agreement," DPRK stands for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name of North Korea.
Revised: The Japan-based, pro-North Korean newspaper, Chosun Sinbo, stated "On the ocassion of Assistant Secretary of State Hill's visit to the DPRK, the progress in DPRK-U.S. relations and implementating (sic) the six-party talks agreements will be accelerated," adding, "The DPRK does not wish to stand still, and it has no reason to delay the implementation of the (nuclear) agreement," DPRK stands for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name of North Korea.
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Original: The Japan-based, pro-North Korean newspaper, Chosun Sinbo, stated "On the ocassion (sic) of Assistant Secretary of State Hill's visit to the DPRK, the progress in DPRK-U.S. relations and implementating (sic) the six-party talks agreements will be accelerated," adding, "The DPRK does not wish to stand still, and it has no reason to delay the implementation of the (nuclear) agreement," DPRK stands for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name of North Korea.
Revised: The Japan-based, pro-North Korean newspaper, Chosun Sinbo, stated "On the ocassion (sic) of Assistant Secretary of State Hill's visit to the DPRK, the progress in DPRK-U.S. relations and implementating the six-party talks agreements will be accelerated," adding, "The DPRK does not wish to stand still, and it has no reason to delay the implementation of the (nuclear) agreement," DPRK stands for Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the official name of North Korea.
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Original:  Aquarium president Leonard Sonnenschein bought We in 1999 for US $15,000 from a snake breeder in Indiana. "It's terrible news," Sonnenschein was quoted as saying by the Associated Press. "People come in every day and say: 'I'm here to see the two-headed snake'." About the size of a pencil when it was acquired, We was about 5 feet (1.5 meters) long and had a girth of around 1.5 inches (3.8 centimeters) when it died. At times, it appeared that We was straining to slither in two directions at once. In addition to having two heads, We was also a hermaphrodite. Last year, the museum tried unsuccessfully to breed the two-sexed snake with a two-headed rat snake from Wisconsin. A popular attraction at the museum, an estimated 1 million people came to see We while it was displayed. We once appeared on "Live with Regis and Kelly", a nationally syndicated television talk show. In 2004, We was stolen from the museum, but was recovered within hours by police after a call by a tipster, who had seen some teens with a two-headed snake. We even attracted corporate sponsorship, from a Florida-based biopharmaceutical company, Nutra Pharma, which develops treatments using modified cobra venom and cobratoxin. The Florida-based company signed a $ 15,000 deal in November 2006 to make We its brand icon.
Revised:  Aquarium president Leonard Sonnenschein bought We in 1999 for US $15,000 from a snake breeder in Indiana. "It's terrible news," Sonnenschein was quoted as saying by the Associated Press. "People come in every day and say: 'I'm here to see the two-headed snake'." About the size of a pencil when it was acquired, We was about five feet (1.5 meters) long and had a girth of around 1.5 inches (3.8 centimeters) when it died. At times, it appeared that We was straining to slither in two directions at once. In addition to having two heads, We was also a hermaphrodite. Last year, the museum tried unsuccessfully to breed the two-sexed snake with a two-headed rat snake from Wisconsin. A popular attraction at the museum, an estimated one million people came to see We while it was displayed. We once appeared on "Live with Regis and Kelly", a nationally syndicated television talk show. In 2004, We was stolen from the museum, but was recovered within hours by police after a call by a tipster, who had seen some teens with a two-headed snake. We even attracted corporate sponsorship, from a Florida-based biopharmaceutical company, Nutra Pharma, which develops treatments using modified cobra venom and cobratoxin. The Florida-based company signed a $ 15,000 deal in November 2006 to make We its brand icon.
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Original: After Christopher R. Hill , the Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs  met with North Korean (DPRK) diplomats on Thursday, the country decided not to give International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors permission to enter the country, claiming that the $25,000,000 remitted to them has not yet arrived.
Revised: After , the Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs met with North Korean (DPRK) diplomats on Thursday, the country decided not to give International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors permission to enter the country, claiming that the $25,000,000 remitted to them has not yet arrived.
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Original: After Christopher R. Hill , the Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs  met with North Korean (DPRK) diplomats on Thursday, the country decided not to give International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors permission to enter the country, claiming that the $25,000,000 remitted to them has not yet arrived.
Revised: After Christopher R. Hill , the Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs . met with North Korean (DPRK) diplomats on Thursday, the country decided not to give International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors permission to enter the country, claiming that the $25,000,000 remitted to them has not yet arrived.
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Original: After Christopher R. Hill , the Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs  met with North Korean (DPRK) diplomats on Thursday, the country decided not to give International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors permission to enter the country, claiming that the $25,000,000 remitted to them has not yet arrived.
Revised: After Christopher R. Hill , the Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs met with North Korean (DPRK) diplomats on Thursday, the country decided not to give (IAEA) inspectors permission to enter the country, claiming that the $25,000,000 remitted to them has not yet arrived.
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Original:  Our side has informed the IAEA that we have no objection to them preparing the visit as a plan, but we are not ready to give our official confirmation for the visit as scheduled by the agency," said counsellor Hyon Yong at North Korea's embassy located in Vienna .
Revised:  Our side has informed the IAEA that we have no objection to them preparing the visit as a plan, but we are not ready to give our official confirmation for the visit as scheduled by the agency," said counsellor Hyon Yong at North Korea's embassy located in .
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Original: Kentucky state officials said a loose cable on a ride called the Superman Tower of Power severed the girl’s feet above the ankles, but they had not determined how the cable broke free, or at what point in the ride the accident happened.
Revised: Kentucky state officials said a loose cable on a ride called Superman: Tower of Power severed the girl’s feet above the ankles, but they had not determined how the cable broke free, or at what point in the ride the accident happened.
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Original: Kentucky state officials said a loose cable on a ride called Superman: Tower of Power severed the girl’s feet above the ankles, but they had not determined how the cable broke free, or at what point in the ride the accident happened.
Revised: Kentucky state officials said a loose cable on a ride called the Superman Tower of Power severed the girl’s feet above the ankles, but they had not determined how the cable broke free, or at what point in the ride the accident happened.
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Original: An industry group, the Malaysian Association of Foreign Housemaids, or Papa , said it was shocked by the government's move, and that it could inconvenience maids.
Revised: An industry group, the Malaysian Association of Foreign Maid Agencies, or Persatuan Agensi Pekerja Asing (PAPA) , said it was shocked by the government's move, and that it could inconvenience maids.
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Original: Lydia Playfoot, a 16 year old schoolgirl from West Sussex, England, has been faced with expulsion by her school, Millais School of Horsham, for wearing a  ring that symbolises her dedication to chastity.
Revised: Lydia Playfoot, a 16 year old schoolgirl from West Sussex, England, has been faced with expulsion by her school, Millais School of Horsham, for wearing a purity ring that symbolises her dedication to chastity.
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Original:  Her case, that she should be allowed to wear the ring as it is an "expression of [ Miss Playfoot's ] faith and should be exempt from the school's rules on wearing jewelery", was taken to the High Court on Friday.
Revised:  Her case, that she should be allowed to wear the ring as it is an "expression of [ her ] faith and should be exempt from the school's rules on wearing jewelery", was taken to the High Court on Friday.
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 173501142     
Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 173501142 A Web statement posted by Islamists on Sunday said, "Your brothers in the al Qaeda Organization (for Holy War) in Iraq launched a well-planned attack on Abu Ghraib prison, where Muslim women and men are held." The statement also says, "This battle is part of a series of raids." 
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Original: The gap in the national weather radar system , which work began on in 2002, and which now has a total of 14 stations across the country , has been problematic to the flood-prone north-east areas of England, which have relied on weather equipment from Lincolnshire and Lancashire up to now, which can only measure rainfall in 5km grids.
Revised: The gap in the national weather radar system - a system upon which work began on in 2002, and which now has a total of 14 stations across the country , has been problematic to the flood-prone north-east areas of England, which have relied on weather equipment from Lincolnshire and Lancashire up to now, which can only measure rainfall in 5km grids.
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