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Original:  WTVT-TV reported this may be the first such case in the Tampa Bay Area . Pinellas County Courthouse, in Clearwater, Florida Law enforcement officials stated Dyer along with three other individuals restrained women without their permission in a residence in Treasure Island , Florida.
Revised:  WTVT-TV reported this may be the first such case in the Tampa Bay Area . Courthouse, in Clearwater, Florida Law enforcement officials stated Dyer along with three other individuals restrained women without their permission in a residence in Treasure Island , Florida.
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Original:  WTVT-TV reported this may be the first such case in the Tampa Bay Area . Pinellas County Courthouse, in Clearwater, Florida Law enforcement officials stated Dyer along with three other individuals restrained women without their permission in a residence in Treasure Island , Florida.
Revised:  WTVT-TV reported this may be the first such case in the Tampa Bay Area . Pinellas County Courthouse, in Clearwater, Florida Law enforcement officials stated Dyer along with three other individuals restrained women without their permission in a residence in , Florida.
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Original: Real size replica of Naro-1 (left) Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) and Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center had hoped to use a Naro-1 , South Korea's first carrier rocket, to launch a STSAT-2B satellite.
Revised: Real size replica of (left) Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) and Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center had hoped to use a Naro-1 , South Korea's first carrier rocket, to launch a STSAT-2B satellite.
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Original: Real size replica of Naro-1 (left) Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) and Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center had hoped to use a Naro-1 , South Korea's first carrier rocket, to launch a STSAT-2B satellite.
Revised: Real size replica of Naro-1 (left) (KARI) and Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center had hoped to use a Naro-1 , South Korea's first carrier rocket, to launch a STSAT-2B satellite.
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Original: Real size replica of Naro-1 (left) Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) and Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center had hoped to use a Naro-1 , South Korea's first carrier rocket, to launch a STSAT-2B satellite.
Revised: Real size replica of Naro-1 (left) Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) and had hoped to use a Naro-1 , South Korea's first carrier rocket, to launch a STSAT-2B satellite.
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Original: Real size replica of Naro-1 (left) Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) and Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center had hoped to use a Naro-1 , South Korea's first carrier rocket, to launch a STSAT-2B satellite.
Revised: Real size replica of Naro-1 (left) Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) and Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center had hoped to use a , South Korea's first carrier rocket, to launch a STSAT-2B satellite.
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Original: Real size replica of Naro-1 (left) Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) and Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center had hoped to use a Naro-1 , South Korea's first carrier rocket, to launch a STSAT-2B satellite.
Revised: Real size replica of Naro-1 (left) Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) and Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center had hoped to use a Naro-1 , South Korea's first carrier rocket, to launch a satellite.
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Original:  The launch cost South Korea an estimated US $400 million, and if successful, would have launched a satellite called the STSAT-2B into orbit. The satellite was designed to examine climate change and its effects. The incident is seen as a major setback for South Korea's space program, which had been aiming to become the 10th country to achieve the capability to launch satellites, and the fourth Asian country, after China, Japan, and India. A successful launch would have helped South Korea to become a player in commercial space launches, an industry valued at around US$ 250 billion.
Revised:  The launch cost South Korea an estimated US $400 million, and if successful, would have launched a satellite called the into orbit. The satellite was designed to examine climate change and its effects. The incident is seen as a major setback for South Korea's space program, which had been aiming to become the 10th country to achieve the capability to launch satellites, and the fourth Asian country, after China, Japan, and India. A successful launch would have helped South Korea to become a player in commercial space launches, an industry valued at around US$ 250 billion.
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Original: Joe Cole signed for Chelsea for £ 6.6 million (US $9.55 million). Chelsea, a football club based in London, United Kingdom, have confirmed that Joe Cole and Michael Ballack will be leaving on free transfers during the summer transfer window. Chelsea, the current Premier League champions, reportedly stated they did not wish to offer Cole, an English international currently with the country's national team at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, another contract for next season. They declined to offer Germany captain 33-year-old Ballack a new deal; the player had been missing out on the World Cup with injury. Cole has been at the club since joining from fellow London side West Ham United in 2003, while Ballack's previous club was Bayern Munich of Germany, arriving under José Mourinho. Ballack was claimed to be "extremely surprised" by the news, having been on holiday in Miami, United States at the time of being informed, according to agent Michael Becker. Ballack had previously rejected a reduced-wage, one-year contract, and was once the highest-earner at Chelsea, with a weekly wage of £121,000 (US$ 175,123).
Revised: Joe Cole signed for Chelsea for £ 6.6 million (US $9.55 million). , a football club based in London, United Kingdom, have confirmed that and will be leaving on during the summer transfer window. Chelsea, the current champions, reportedly stated they did not wish to offer Cole, an English international currently with the at the in South Africa, another contract for next season. They declined to offer Germany captain 33-year-old Ballack a new deal; the player had been missing out on the World Cup with injury. Cole has been at the club since joining from fellow London side in 2003, while Ballack's previous club was of Germany, arriving under . Ballack was claimed to be "extremely surprised" by the news, having been on holiday in Miami, United States at the time of being informed, according to agent Michael Becker. Ballack had previously rejected a reduced-wage, one-year contract, and was once the highest-earner at Chelsea, with a weekly wage of 121,000 (US$ 175,123).
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Original:  Several sources believe that many top finishers in the Premier League, including runners-up Manchester United , are keen to speak to 28-year-old Cole, as he has been free to initiate negotiations since January.
Revised:  Several sources believe that many top finishers in the Premier League, including runners-up , are keen to speak to 28-year-old Cole, as he has been free to initiate negotiations since January.
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Original: UN Security Council Chamber in NewYork The United Nations Security Council has passed Resolution 1929 imposing a fourth round of sanctions against Iran over its alleged nuclear program . Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva : "Sadly, this time it was Iran who wanted to negotiate, and those who didn’t want to negotiate were those who think that force resolves everything.
Revised: UN Security Council Chamber in The has passed imposing a fourth round of sanctions against Iran over its alleged nuclear program . Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva : "Sadly, this time it was Iran who wanted to negotiate, and those who didn’t want to negotiate were those who think that force resolves everything.
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Original: UN Security Council Chamber in NewYork The United Nations Security Council has passed Resolution 1929 imposing a fourth round of sanctions against Iran over its alleged nuclear program . Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva : "Sadly, this time it was Iran who wanted to negotiate, and those who didn’t want to negotiate were those who think that force resolves everything.
Revised: UN Security Council Chamber in NewYork The United Nations Security Council has passed Resolution 1929 imposing a fourth round of sanctions against Iran over its alleged . Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva : "Sadly, this time it was Iran who wanted to negotiate, and those who didn’t want to negotiate were those who think that force resolves everything.
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Original: UN Security Council Chamber in NewYork The United Nations Security Council has passed Resolution 1929 imposing a fourth round of sanctions against Iran over its alleged nuclear program . Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva : "Sadly, this time it was Iran who wanted to negotiate, and those who didn’t want to negotiate were those who think that force resolves everything.
Revised: UN Security Council Chamber in NewYork The United Nations Security Council has passed Resolution 1929 imposing a fourth round of sanctions against Iran over its alleged nuclear program . Brazilian President : "Sadly, this time it was Iran who wanted to negotiate, and those who didn’t want to negotiate were those who think that force resolves everything.
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Original:  Iran’s ambassador to the the IAEA, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, said "No matter how many resolutions are passed, Islamic Republic of Iran will not stop its enrichment activities, which is in full accordance with its right under the statute of IAEA and Non-Proliferation Treaty ".
Revised:  Iran’s ambassador to the the IAEA, Ali Asghar Soltanieh, said "No matter how many resolutions are passed, Islamic Republic of Iran will not stop its enrichment activities, which is in full accordance with its right under the statute of IAEA and ".
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Original: Areni village as seen from Areni Church What is believed to be the world's oldest leather shoe, over 5,500 year old, has been found in a cave in Armenia by a team of archaeologists.
Revised:  village as seen from Areni Church What is believed to be the world's oldest leather shoe, over 5,500 year old, has been found in a cave in Armenia by a team of archaeologists.
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Original: Areni village as seen from Areni Church What is believed to be the world's oldest leather shoe, over 5,500 year old, has been found in a cave in Armenia by a team of archaeologists.
Revised: Areni village as seen from What is believed to be the world's oldest leather shoe, over 5,500 year old, has been found in a cave in Armenia by a team of archaeologists.
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Original:  The Armenian shoe is in a perfectly preserved condition and is a few hundred years older than the one found on Ötzi the Iceman , making it the oldest piece of leather footwear in the world, and the oldest footwear yet found in Europe.
Revised:  The is in a perfectly preserved condition and is a few hundred years older than the one found on Ötzi the Iceman , making it the oldest piece of leather footwear in the world, and the oldest footwear yet found in Europe.
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Original:  The Armenian shoe is in a perfectly preserved condition and is a few hundred years older than the one found on Ötzi the Iceman , making it the oldest piece of leather footwear in the world, and the oldest footwear yet found in Europe.
Revised:  The Armenian shoe is in a perfectly preserved condition and is a few hundred years older than the one found on , making it the oldest piece of leather footwear in the world, and the oldest footwear yet found in Europe.
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Original:  "We thought initially that the shoe and other objects were about 600-700 years old because they were in such good condition," said co-author Dr. Ron Pinhasi from the University College Cork in Ireland.
Revised:  "We thought initially that the shoe and other objects were about 600-700 years old because they were in such good condition," said co-author Dr. Ron Pinhasi from the in Ireland.
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Original:  "It was only when the material was dated by the two radiocarbon laboratories in Oxford and in California that we realised that the shoe was a few hundred years older than the shoes worn by Ötzi the Iceman ". Currently, the oldest known footwear are sandals made from sagebrush bark, found in Fort Rock Cave , Oregon in the United States.
Revised:  "It was only when the material was dated by the two radiocarbon laboratories in and in California that we realised that the shoe was a few hundred years older than the shoes worn by Ötzi the Iceman ". Currently, the oldest known footwear are sandals made from sagebrush bark, found in Fort Rock Cave , Oregon in the United States.
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Original:  "It was only when the material was dated by the two radiocarbon laboratories in Oxford and in California that we realised that the shoe was a few hundred years older than the shoes worn by Ötzi the Iceman ". Currently, the oldest known footwear are sandals made from sagebrush bark, found in Fort Rock Cave , Oregon in the United States.
Revised:  "It was only when the material was dated by the two radiocarbon laboratories in Oxford and in California that we realised that the shoe was a few hundred years older than the shoes worn by ". Currently, the oldest known footwear are sandals made from sagebrush bark, found in Fort Rock Cave , Oregon in the United States.
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Original:  "It was only when the material was dated by the two radiocarbon laboratories in Oxford and in California that we realised that the shoe was a few hundred years older than the shoes worn by Ötzi the Iceman ". Currently, the oldest known footwear are sandals made from sagebrush bark, found in Fort Rock Cave , Oregon in the United States.
Revised:  "It was only when the material was dated by the two radiocarbon laboratories in Oxford and in California that we realised that the shoe was a few hundred years older than the shoes worn by Ötzi the Iceman ". Currently, the oldest known footwear are sandals made from sagebrush bark, found in , Oregon in the United States.
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Original:  Turkey’s Finance Ministry has given Google a tax demand of $18.6 million, and Transport and Communications Minister Binali Yıldırım called on Google to register as a taxpayer in the country to "help accelerate" the lifting of a ban on YouTube and Google services. As The Register reported, access to search engine Google had been limited due to a block imposed on its IP set, and most of Google's online services had been inaccessible in Turkey since June 4. The IP addresses were shared between YouTube and other Google services. As International Business Times reports, YouTube has been banned in Turkey since 2008. Accoring to HaberTurk, which is the Turkish version of Bloomberg, Yildirim said that "YouTube is a tax-payer in 20 countries, and we want them to do the same in Turkey." Turkey’s Finance Ministry has given Google a tax demand of $ 18.6 million.
Revised:  Turkey’s Finance Ministry has given Google a tax demand of $18.6 million, and Transport and Communications Minister called on Google to register as a taxpayer in the country to "help accelerate" the lifting of a ban on YouTube and Google services. As reported, access to search engine Google had been limited due to a block imposed on its IP set, and most of Google's online services had been inaccessible in Turkey since June 4. The IP addresses were shared between YouTube and other Google services. As reports, YouTube has been banned in Turkey since 2008. Accoring to HaberTurk, which is the Turkish version of , Yildirim said that "YouTube is a tax-payer in 20 countries, and we want them to do the same in Turkey." Turkey’s Finance Ministry has given Google a tax demand of $ 18.6 million.
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Original:  Reporters Without Borders condemned "the growing repercussions of Turkey’s censorship of YouTube" and quoted Turkey's President Abdullah Gul as saying "I do not want Turkey to be included among the countries that ban YouTube and prevent access to Google."
Revised:  condemned "the growing repercussions of Turkey’s censorship of YouTube" and quoted Turkey's President Abdullah Gul as saying "I do not want Turkey to be included among the countries that ban YouTube and prevent access to Google."
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Original:  Reporters Without Borders condemned "the growing repercussions of Turkey’s censorship of YouTube" and quoted Turkey's President Abdullah Gul as saying "I do not want Turkey to be included among the countries that ban YouTube and prevent access to Google."
Revised:  Reporters Without Borders condemned "the growing repercussions of Turkey’s censorship of YouTube" and quoted Turkey's President as saying "I do not want Turkey to be included among the countries that ban YouTube and prevent access to Google."
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Original:  The Register reports that 3,700 websites are "blocked for arbitrary and political reasons" in Turkey, including foreign websites, sites aimed at the country's Kurdish minority, and gay sites according to The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).
Revised:  The Register reports that 3,700 websites are "blocked for arbitrary and political reasons" in Turkey, including foreign websites, sites aimed at the country's Kurdish minority, and gay sites according to (OSCE).
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Original:  The team was banned from participating in all NCAA bowl games for the 2010 and 2011 seasons, as well as was vacated of all wins during the 2004 and 2005 seasons.
Revised:  The team was banned from participating in all NCAA s for the 2010 and 2011 seasons, as well as was vacated of all wins during the 2004 and 2005 seasons.
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Original: A map showing Abby Sunderland's route A rescue operation is underway after sixteen-year-old American Abby Sunderland , attempting to sail around the world by herself, lost contact with her family while in the Indian Ocean.
Revised: A map showing Abby Sunderland's route A rescue operation is underway after sixteen-year-old American , attempting to sail around the world by herself, lost contact with her family while in the Indian Ocean.
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Original: A map showing Abby Sunderland's route A rescue operation is underway after sixteen-year-old American , attempting to sail around the world by herself, lost contact with her family while in the Indian Ocean . Sunderland had been sailing amid a rough storm in the  early Thursday when her boat was flipped over.
Revised: A map showing Abby Sunderland's route A rescue operation is underway after sixteen-year-old American , attempting to sail around the world by herself, lost contact with her family while in the . Sunderland had been sailing amid a rough storm in the early Thursday when her boat was flipped over.
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Original: A map showing Abby Sunderland's route A rescue operation is underway after sixteen-year-old American , attempting to sail around the world by herself, lost contact with her family while in the Indian Ocean . Sunderland had been sailing amid a rough storm in the  early Thursday when her boat was flipped over.
Revised: A map showing Abby Sunderland's route A rescue operation is underway after sixteen-year-old American , attempting to sail around the world by herself, lost contact with her family while in the Indian Ocean . Sunderland had been sailing amid a rough storm in the Indian Ocean early Thursday when her boat was flipped over.
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Original:  Representatives from the , located in central Scotland, has said it has "zero-tolerance" for racism and is "disappointed that the actions of a few are tarnishing the [university's] reputation". yesterday  about its intention to hold what it called an "" themed event that evening, although the tweet was later deleted.
Revised:  Representatives from the , located in central Scotland, has said it has "zero-tolerance" for racism and is "disappointed that the actions of a few are tarnishing the [university's] reputation". yesterday tweeted about its intention to hold what it called an "" themed event that evening, although the tweet was later deleted.
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Original:  The independent investigation led by KPMG, a Swiss audit, taxation and advisory firm, found that less that 9\% of those who claimed to have suffered from such abuse were said to be satisfied by the action taken by the NSWFB.
Revised:  The independent investigation led by , a audit, taxation and advisory firm, found that less that 9\% of those who claimed to have suffered from such abuse were said to be satisfied by the action taken by the NSWFB.
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Original:  Despite statements made by the New South Wales Emergency Services Minister, Steve Whan , to take firm action against all involved, a "Boy's Club" mentality continues to pervade the organization, leading to both abuses and the stripping of female firefighters of adequate support, with 26\% of female firefights admit to experiencing sexual harassment while 36\% have been subject to verbal assaults, obscene gestures and jokes.
Revised:  Despite statements made by the New South Wales Emergency Services Minister, , to take firm action against all involved, a "Boy's Club" mentality continues to pervade the organization, leading to both abuses and the stripping of female firefighters of adequate support, with 26\% of female firefights admit to experiencing sexual harassment while 36\% have been subject to verbal assaults, obscene gestures and jokes.
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Original: The independent investigation led by , a audit, taxation and advisory firm, found that less that 9\% of those who claimed to have suffered from such abuse were said to be satisfied by the action taken by the NSWFB.
Revised: The independent investigation led by KPMG, a Swiss audit, taxation and advisory firm, found that less that 9\% of those who claimed to have suffered from such abuse were said to be satisfied by the action taken by the NSWFB.
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Original:  Initially, Arkansas governor Mike Beebe said twenty people were killed when the flash flood reached its peak at about 5:30 a.m. local time on Friday morning, but as of Monday the death toll stands at nineteen.
Revised:  Initially, Arkansas governor said twenty people were killed when the flash flood reached its peak at about 5:30 a.m. local time on Friday morning, but as of Monday the death toll stands at nineteen.
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Original: The Race for the Cure logo The 2010 Susan G. Komen St. Louis Race for the Cure , held earlier today in St. Louis , Missouri, became the world's largest Race for the Cure, with over 71,000 participants.
Revised: The Race for the Cure logo The 2010 St. Louis Race for the Cure , held earlier today in St. Louis , Missouri, became the world's largest Race for the Cure, with over 71,000 participants.
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Original: The Race for the Cure logo The 2010 Susan G. Komen St. Louis Race for the Cure , held earlier today in St. Louis , Missouri, became the world's largest Race for the Cure, with over 71,000 participants.
Revised: The Race for the Cure logo The 2010 Susan G. Komen St. Louis , held earlier today in St. Louis , Missouri, became the world's largest Race for the Cure, with over 71,000 participants.
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Original: The Race for the Cure logo The 2010 Susan G. Komen St. Louis Race for the Cure , held earlier today in St. Louis , Missouri, became the world's largest Race for the Cure, with over 71,000 participants.
Revised: The Race for the Cure logo The 2010 Susan G. Komen St. Louis Race for the Cure , held earlier today in , Missouri, became the world's largest Race for the Cure, with over 71,000 participants.
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