wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  Many minerals can be found in Gembone including  hematite, iron, pyrite, jasper, marcasite, agate, quartz or other crystal   .
Revised:  Many minerals can be found in Gembone including hematite, iron, pyrite, jasper, marcasite, agate, quartz or other crystal . Aside from their use in jewellry, scientists can use this type of specimen to perform research into the anatomic structure of ancient species. .
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Original:  Many minerals can be found in Gembone including  hematite, iron, pyrite, jasper, marcasite, agate, quartz or other crystal   .
Revised:  Many minerals can be found in Gembone including hematite, iron, pyrite, jasper, marcasite, agate, quartz or other crystal Controversy Gembone has been popularised by collectors who wish to own a unique and beautiful mineral specimen. However, due to the rarity and irreplaceability of dinosaur bones, the acquisition, ownership and use of this material is a contentious topic . In many countries it is illegal to dig up and sell dinosaur bones without permission, for example the United States, where it is illegal to dig for bones on public land without a permit from the Secretary of the Interior. As with all dinosaur specimens, collectors may find specimens by making legal deals with private landowners or by purchasing illicitly obtained fossils. In recent years, several new species of saurids have been identified from mineralised dinosaur fossils, highlighting the importance of these specimens to science. Scientists are also concerned that a lot of context is being lost when fossils are pulled out of the ground and sold by amateur hunters, while the collectors state that the fossils will just be lost to the ages if left to erode in the ground. In 2020, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that under Montana law, dinosaur fossils are not minerals because, regardless of the mineral content of the skeleton, they are "valuable because of characteristics other than mineral content" .
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Original: Within the framework of the family, leisure time has been researched to measure the effect of families during weekend work, further written about in Weekend Work and Leisure Time with Family and Friends: Who Misses Out?. What was found was families in which parents had to work on the weekend had a negative effect on the family, more particularly the children. It was written that many of the parents who had to work on the weekend were less educated and had lower income. This could have implications for the family and society.</sup> There are different forms of leisure time and their benefits are not always clear, but generally, there is consensus that in moderation, they tend to have various positive effects.
Revised:  There are different forms of leisure time and their benefits are not always clear, but generally, there is consensus that in moderation, they tend to have various positive effects.
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Original:   Specific findings in sociological studies of leisure are illustrated by John Robinson's late-1970s study of American leisure.
Revised:  Within the framework of the family, leisure time has been researched to measure the effect of families during weekend work. What was found was families in which parents had to work on the weekend had a negative effect on the family, more particularly the children. It was written that many of the parents who had to work on the weekend were less educated and had lower income. This could have implications for the family and society. Specific findings in sociological studies of leisure are illustrated by John Robinson's late-1970s study of American leisure.
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Original: The term "air sports" covers a range of aerial activities such as: Aerobatics Air Rallies Aeromodelling Air racing Ballooning Drone racing General aviation Gliding Hang gliding Human powered aircraft Parachuting Paragliding Power Kites Orly Air Park in Kenya.
Revised: The term "air sports" covers a range of aerial activities . Aerobatics Air Rallies Aeromodelling Air racing Ballooning Drone racing General aviation Gliding Hang gliding Human powered aircraft Parachuting Paragliding Power Kites Orly Air Park in Kenya.
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Original: The term "air sports" covers a range of aerial activities such as: Aerobatics Air Rallies Aeromodelling Air racing Ballooning Drone racing General aviation Gliding Hang gliding Human powered aircraft Parachuting Paragliding Power Kites Orly Air Park in Kenya. The sports inserted above are governed internationally by Fédération Aéronautique Internationale and at the national level by aero clubs such as the National Aeronautics Association and the Royal Aero Club.
Revised: The term "air sports" covers a range of aerial activities such as: FAI governed sports The following sports are governed internationally by Fédération Aéronautique Internationale and at the national level by aero clubs such as the National Aeronautics Association and the Royal Aero Club.
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Original:  Other  aerial activities are not governed by the FAI rules BASE jumping Wingsuit flying Rocket Racing League is an attempt to create a new airsport 
Revised:  Aerobatics Air Rallies Aeromodelling Air racing Ballooning Drone racing General aviation Gliding Hang gliding Human powered aircraft Parachuting Paragliding Power Kites Orly Air Park in Kenya. aerial activities are not governed by the FAI rules BASE jumping Wingsuit flying Rocket Racing League is an attempt to create a new airsport 
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Original: Occurrence Kainic acid was originally isolated from seaweed in 1953.  called "Kainin-sou" or "Makuri" in Japan . "Kainin-sou" is used as an anthelmintic in Japan .
Revised: Occurrence Kainic acid was originally isolated from the seaweeds Digenea simplex and Chondria armata in 1953. called "Kainin-sou" or "Makuri" in Japan . "Kainin-sou" is used as an anthelmintic in Japan .
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Original: Occurrence Kainic acid was originally isolated from seaweed in 1953.  called "Kainin-sou" or "Makuri" in Japan . "Kainin-sou" is used as an anthelmintic in Japan .
Revised: Occurrence Kainic acid was originally isolated from seaweed in 1953. They are called "Kainin-sou" or "Makuri" in Japan . "Kainin-sou" is used as an anthelmintic in Japan .
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Original: Occurrence Kainic acid was originally isolated from seaweed in 1953.  called "Kainin-sou" or "Makuri" in Japan . "Kainin-sou" is used as an anthelmintic in Japan .
Revised: Occurrence Kainic acid was originally isolated from seaweed in 1953. called "Kainin-sou" or "Makuri" in Japan , and are used as an anthelmintic in Japan .
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Original: Occurrence Kainic acid was originally isolated from seaweed in 1953.  called "Kainin-sou" or "Makuri" in Japan . "Kainin-sou" is used as an anthelmintic in Japan .
Revised: Occurrence Kainic acid was originally isolated from seaweed in 1953. called "Kainin-sou" or "Makuri" in Japan . "Kainin-sou" is used as an anthelmintic .
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Original:  Texto Didático - Unicamp - Universidade Estadual de Campinas e PUC - Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Campinas: texto publicado na Revista do Instituto de Informática da PUC Campinas, em 2001.
Revised:  Texto Didático – Unicamp – Universidade Estadual de Campinas e PUC - Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Campinas: texto publicado na Revista do Instituto de Informática da PUC Campinas, em 2001.
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Original:  Texto Didático - Unicamp - Universidade Estadual de Campinas e PUC - Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Campinas: texto publicado na Revista do Instituto de Informática da PUC Campinas, em 2001.
Revised:  Texto Didático - Unicamp - Universidade Estadual de Campinas e PUC – Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Campinas: texto publicado na Revista do Instituto de Informática da PUC Campinas, em 2001.
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Original:  "Une histoire de la 'systémologie générale' de Ludwig von Bertalanffy - Généalogie, genèse, actualisation et postérité d'un projet herméneutique", Doctoral Thesis (1138 pages), Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris : URL SALLES, Valério Maronni.
Revised:  "Une histoire de la 'systémologie générale' de Ludwig von Bertalanffy – Généalogie, genèse, actualisation et postérité d'un projet herméneutique", Doctoral Thesis (1138 pages), Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris : URL SALLES, Valério Maronni.
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Original: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social   rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory  in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
Revised: Cybernetics Dynamical system Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
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Original: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social   rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory  in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
Revised: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism List of types of systems theory Meta-system Multidimensional system Open and closed systems in social science Social rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
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Original: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social   rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory  in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
Revised: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social complexity rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
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Original: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social   rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory  in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
Revised: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social Social rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
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Original: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social   rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory  in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
Revised: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social rule system theory Systemantics Systemics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
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Original: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social   rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory  in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
Revised: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systems theory in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
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Original: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social   rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory  in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
Revised: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory Systems theory in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
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Original: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social   rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory  in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
Revised: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory in anthropology Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory in political science World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
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Original: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social   rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory  in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory Dynamical systems Multidimensional systems
Revised: List of types of systems theory Cybernetics Emergence Glossary of systems theory Holism Meta-systems Open and closed systems in social science Social rule system theory Sociology and complexity science Systemantics Systems engineering Systems psychology Systemics Systems theory in archaeology Systems theory in anthropology Systems theory in political science Systems thinking World-systems theory 
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Original:  Ettore Bresciani Filho (2001) recommends the following order in systemography modeling: Define the border of the system to be modeled, characterizing the border ´ s processors responsible for the system ´ s inputs and outputs.
Revised:  Ettore Bresciani Filho (2001) recommends the following order in systemography modeling: Define the border of the system to be modeled, characterizing the border ' s processors responsible for the system ´ s inputs and outputs.
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Original:  Ettore Bresciani Filho (2001) recommends the following order in systemography modeling: Define the border of the system to be modeled, characterizing the border ´ s processors responsible for the system ´ s inputs and outputs.
Revised:  Ettore Bresciani Filho (2001) recommends the following order in systemography modeling: Define the border of the system to be modeled, characterizing the border ´ s processors responsible for the system ' s inputs and outputs.
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Original: Resource distribution refers to the distribution of resources, including land, water, minerals, wealth in general among corresponding geographic entities (states, countries, etc.). Resource distribution refers to the geographic occurrence of resources on earth. In other words, where resources are located.Any particular place may be rich in the resources people desire and poor in others. As a result, resources are distributed unevenly across the globe.
Revised: The distribution of natural resources depends on various factors like terrain, climate and altitude.these factory differ over the earth and it is called distribution of resources
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Original: The distribution of natural resourcesdepends on various factors like terrain, climate and altitude.these factory differ over the earth and it is called distribution of resources
Revised: Resource distribution refers to the distribution of resources, including land, water, minerals, wealth in general among corresponding geographic entities (states, countries, etc.). Resource distribution refers to the geographic occurrence of resources on earth. In other words, where resources are located. Any particular place may be rich in the resources people desire and poor in others. As a result, resources are distributed unevenly across the globe.
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Original:  , 0.249574(9 ) 2-d asynchronous SIR model square lattice 4 0.1765(5), 0.1765005(10) 4.66571(3) 2-d asynchronous SIR model honeycomb lattice 3 0.1393(1) 6.179(5) 2-d synchronous SIR model square lattice 4 0.22 3.552-d asynchronous SIR model on Penrose lattice0.1713(2)2-d asynchronous SIR model on Ammann-Beenker lattice0.1732(5)2-d asynchronous SIR model on random Delaunay triangulations0.1963(3) Note that the synchronous version is the same as the directed percolation model.
Revised:  4.0068(2 ) 2-d asynchronous SIR model square lattice 4 0.1765(5), 0.1765005(10) 4.66571(3) 2-d asynchronous SIR model honeycomb lattice 3 0.1393(1) 6.179(5) 2-d synchronous SIR model square lattice 4 0.22 3.552-d asynchronous SIR model on Penrose lattice0.1713(2)2-d asynchronous SIR model on Ammann-Beenker lattice0.1732(5)2-d asynchronous SIR model on random Delaunay triangulations0.1963(3) Note that the synchronous version is the same as the directed percolation model.
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Original:  , 0.249574(9 ) 2-d asynchronous SIR model square lattice 4 0.1765(5), 0.1765005(10) 4.66571(3) 2-d asynchronous SIR model honeycomb lattice 3 0.1393(1) 6.179(5) 2-d synchronous SIR model square lattice 4 0.22 3.552-d asynchronous SIR model on Penrose lattice0.1713(2)2-d asynchronous SIR model on Ammann-Beenker lattice0.1732(5)2-d asynchronous SIR model on random Delaunay triangulations0.1963(3) Note that the synchronous version is the same as the directed percolation model.
Revised:  , 0.249574(9 ) 2-d asynchronous SIR model square lattice 4 0.1765(5), 0.1765005(10) 4.66571(3) 2-d asynchronous SIR model honeycomb lattice 3 0.1393(1) 6.179(5) 2-d synchronous SIR model square lattice 4 0.22 3.552-d asynchronous SIR model on Penrose lattice0.1713(2)2-d asynchronous SIR model on Ammann-Beenker lattice0.1732(5)2-d asynchronous SIR model on random Delaunay triangulations0.1963(3) Note that the synchronous version is related to the directed percolation model.
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Original:  Guanche mummies ( in Canarian Spanish ) are the intentionally desiccated remains of members of the indigenous Berber Guanche people of the Tenerife.
Revised:  Guanche mummies ( Canarian Spanish: , formerly ; , "embalmed ones"; , "leather-bagged ones" ) are the intentionally desiccated remains of members of the indigenous Berber Guanche people of the Tenerife.
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Original: Training In 1994, Willie Smits received his MSc degree in tropical forestry, tropical soil science and genetics at the Wageningen University in the Netherlands, and a PhD degree in tropical forestry from the same university based upon his research in  Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, Indonesia on the symbiosis between mycorrhizas and the roots of Dipterocarpaceae tropical rainforest trees.
Revised: Training In 1994, Willie Smits received his MSc degree in tropical forestry, tropical soil science and genetics at the Wageningen University in the Netherlands, and a PhD degree in tropical forestry from the same university based upon his research in Samboja and Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, Indonesia on the symbiosis between mycorrhizas and the roots of Dipterocarpaceae tropical rainforest trees.
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Original:  Lead.dr Willie Smits - website Tasikoki Wildlife Rescue & Education Centre From 1985 Smits worked on the Wanariset Tropical Forest Research Station  near Balikpapan in the Indonesian province of East Kalimantan.
Revised:  Lead.dr Willie Smits - website Tasikoki Wildlife Rescue & Education Centre From 1985 Smits worked on the Wanariset Tropical Forest Research Station in Samboja near Balikpapan in the Indonesian province of East Kalimantan.
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Original: Generally, definitions of the Global North is not exclusively a geographical term, and it includes places such as Australia, Canada, Europe , Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, and the United States.
Revised: Generally, definitions of the Global North is not exclusively a geographical term, and it includes places such as Australia, Canada, the entirety of Europe and Russia , Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, and the United States.
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Original: Syncretism appears in subtle factors such as figure drawing of a butterfly on the sawdust carpet for a Christ procession, for the butterfly , for the Maya, more than a mere insect , symbolized the Sun -one of their most important deities- and also represented life and the afterlife.
Revised: Syncretism appears in subtle factors such as figure drawing of a butterfly on the sawdust carpet for a Christ procession, because the butterfly was more than a mere insect , symbolized the Sun -one of their most important deities- and also represented life and the afterlife.
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