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Original: The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees have filed for a 10 day notice to strike, however, the 10 day notice to strike law requires that the 10th day of the cooling off period fall on a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or a holiday, thus, Labor Day Monday is out of reason.
Revised: The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees have filed for a 10 day notice to strike, however, the 10 day notice to strike law requires that the tenth day of the cooling off period fall on a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or a holiday, thus, Labor Day Monday is out of reason.
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Original: The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees have filed for a 10 day notice to strike, however, the 10 day notice to strike law requires that the 10th day of the cooling off period fall on a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or a holiday, thus, Labor Day Monday is out of reason.
Revised: The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees have filed for a 10 day notice to strike, however, the 10 day notice to strike law requires that the 10th day of the cooling-off period fall on a day other than a Saturday, Sunday or a holiday, thus, Labor Day Monday is out of reason.
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Original: A gathering of more than a thousand medical researchers in Sydney, Australia ,  has been told that arsenic and Thalidomide — banned in the 1960s after being linked to gross birth abnormalities — held hope as a basis for new treatments, extending the lives of patients with an so-far incurable bone marrow cancer, multiple myeloma .
Revised: A gathering of more than a thousand medical researchers in , has been told that arsenic and Thalidomide — banned in the 1960s after being linked to gross birth abnormalities — held hope as a basis for new treatments, extending the lives of patients with an so-far incurable bone marrow cancer, multiple myeloma .
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Original: A gathering of more than a thousand medical researchers in Sydney, Australia ,  has been told that arsenic and Thalidomide — banned in the 1960s after being linked to gross birth abnormalities — held hope as a basis for new treatments, extending the lives of patients with an so-far incurable bone marrow cancer, multiple myeloma .
Revised: A gathering of more than a thousand medical researchers in Sydney, Australia , , has been told that arsenic and Thalidomide — banned in the 1960s after being linked to gross birth abnormalities — held hope as a basis for new treatments, extending the lives of patients with an so-far incurable bone marrow cancer, multiple myeloma .
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Original: A gathering of more than a thousand medical researchers in Sydney, Australia ,  has been told that arsenic and Thalidomide — banned in the 1960s after being linked to gross birth abnormalities — held hope as a basis for new treatments, extending the lives of patients with an so-far incurable bone marrow cancer, multiple myeloma .
Revised: A gathering of more than a thousand medical researchers in Sydney, Australia , has been told that and — banned in the 1960s after being linked to gross birth abnormalities — held hope as a basis for new treatments, extending the lives of patients with an so-far incurable bone marrow cancer, multiple myeloma .
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Original: A gathering of more than a thousand medical researchers in Sydney, Australia ,  has been told that arsenic and Thalidomide — banned in the 1960s after being linked to gross birth abnormalities — held hope as a basis for new treatments, extending the lives of patients with an so-far incurable bone marrow cancer, multiple myeloma .
Revised: A gathering of more than a thousand medical researchers in Sydney, Australia , has been told that arsenic and Thalidomide — banned in the 1960s after being linked to gross birth abnormalities — held hope as a basis for new treatments, extending the lives of patients with an so-far incurable bone marrow cancer, .
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Original:  "The development of arsenic dates back many years when it was used for lowering the blood counts in patients, even at the turn of the century," Professor Miles Prince, of the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, told Australian Associated Press for the 10th International Myeloma Workshop.
Revised:  "The development of arsenic dates back many years when it was used for lowering the in patients, even at the turn of the century," Professor Miles Prince, of the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, told Australian Associated Press for the 10th International Myeloma Workshop.
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Original:  "The development of arsenic dates back many years when it was used for lowering the blood counts in patients, even at the turn of the century," Professor Miles Prince, of the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, told Australian Associated Press for the 10th International Myeloma Workshop.
Revised:  "The development of arsenic dates back many years when it was used for lowering the blood counts in patients, even at the turn of the century," Professor Miles Prince, of the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, told for the 10th International Myeloma Workshop.
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Original:  "It was originally thought to work because [Thalidomide] blocks the blood vessel growth in tumours , and that is still true, but the research that we've done has shown that one of its major causes of action is to stimulate [ immune system ] T-cells which are directly against the tumour, and these T-cells help patients with myeloma fight their disease," Professor Douglas Joshua, head of Haemotology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, told Australian radio.
Revised:  "It was originally thought to work because [Thalidomide] blocks the blood vessel growth in , and that is still true, but the research that we've done has shown that one of its major causes of action is to stimulate [ immune system ] T-cells which are directly against the tumour, and these T-cells help patients with myeloma fight their disease," Professor Douglas Joshua, head of Haemotology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, told Australian radio.
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Original:  "It was originally thought to work because [Thalidomide] blocks the blood vessel growth in tumours , and that is still true, but the research that we've done has shown that one of its major causes of action is to stimulate [ immune system ] T-cells which are directly against the tumour, and these T-cells help patients with myeloma fight their disease," Professor Douglas Joshua, head of Haemotology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, told Australian radio.
Revised:  "It was originally thought to work because [Thalidomide] blocks the blood vessel growth in tumours , and that is still true, but the research that we've done has shown that one of its major causes of action is to stimulate [ ] T-cells which are directly against the tumour, and these T-cells help patients with myeloma fight their disease," Professor Douglas Joshua, head of Haemotology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, told Australian radio.
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Original:  "It was originally thought to work because [Thalidomide] blocks the blood vessel growth in tumours , and that is still true, but the research that we've done has shown that one of its major causes of action is to stimulate [ immune system ] T-cells which are directly against the tumour, and these T-cells help patients with myeloma fight their disease," Professor Douglas Joshua, head of Haemotology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, told Australian radio.
Revised:  "It was originally thought to work because [Thalidomide] blocks the blood vessel growth in tumours , and that is still true, but the research that we've done has shown that one of its major causes of action is to stimulate [ immune system ] which are directly against the tumour, and these T-cells help patients with myeloma fight their disease," Professor Douglas Joshua, head of Haemotology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, told Australian radio.
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Original:  "It was originally thought to work because [Thalidomide] blocks the blood vessel growth in tumours , and that is still true, but the research that we've done has shown that one of its major causes of action is to stimulate [ immune system ] T-cells which are directly against the tumour, and these T-cells help patients with myeloma fight their disease," Professor Douglas Joshua, head of Haemotology at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney, told Australian radio.
Revised:  "It was originally thought to work because [Thalidomide] blocks the blood vessel growth in tumours , and that is still true, but the research that we've done has shown that one of its major causes of action is to stimulate [ immune system ] T-cells which are directly against the tumour, and these T-cells help patients with myeloma fight their disease," Professor Douglas Joshua, head of at in Sydney, told Australian radio.
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Original: Mandela then annnounced that his international AIDS campaign, called "46664" after his prison number during his 25-year incarceration in South Africa, was to hold a concert in Hyde Park, London, on 27 June 2008, in honour of his 90th birthday.
Revised: Mandela then annnounced that his international AIDS campaign, called "46664" after his prison number during his 27-year incarceration in South Africa, was to hold a concert in Hyde Park, London, on 27 June 2008, in honour of his 90th birthday.
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Original: Mandela then annnounced that his international AIDS campaign, called "46664" after his prison number during his 27-year incarceration in South Africa, was to hold a concert in Hyde Park, London, on 27 June 2008, in honour of his 90th birthday.
Revised: Mandela then announced that his international AIDS campaign, called "46664" after his prison number during his 27-year incarceration in South Africa, was to hold a concert in Hyde Park, London, on 27 June 2008, in honour of his 90th birthday.
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Original: With the  scheduled to start this Friday, Wikinews interviewed  long distance runner at  Monday before he departed for , . Congost is scheduled to compete in the T12 . Hello, I'm interviewing Elena Congost Mohedano who is a Spanish Paralympic athlete who won a silver in  and is going to Lyon to compete in the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships.
Revised: With the IPC Athletics World Championships scheduled to start this Friday, Wikinews interviewed long distance runner at Monday before he departed for , . Congost is scheduled to compete in the T12 . Hello, I'm interviewing Elena Congost Mohedano who is a Spanish Paralympic athlete who won a silver in and is going to Lyon to compete in the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships.
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Original: With the  scheduled to start this Friday, Wikinews interviewed  long distance runner at  Monday before he departed for , . Congost is scheduled to compete in the T12 . Hello, I'm interviewing Elena Congost Mohedano who is a Spanish Paralympic athlete who won a silver in  and is going to Lyon to compete in the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships.
Revised: With the scheduled to start this Friday, Wikinews interviewed Spanish long distance runner at Monday before he departed for , . Congost is scheduled to compete in the T12 . Hello, I'm interviewing Elena Congost Mohedano who is a Spanish Paralympic athlete who won a silver in and is going to Lyon to compete in the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships.
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Original: With the  scheduled to start this Friday, Wikinews interviewed  long distance runner at  Monday before he departed for , . Congost is scheduled to compete in the T12 . Hello, I'm interviewing Elena Congost Mohedano who is a Spanish Paralympic athlete who won a silver in  and is going to Lyon to compete in the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships.
Revised: With the scheduled to start this Friday, Wikinews interviewed long distance runner at Madrid–Barajas Airport Monday before he departed for , . Congost is scheduled to compete in the T12 . Hello, I'm interviewing Elena Congost Mohedano who is a Spanish Paralympic athlete who won a silver in and is going to Lyon to compete in the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships.
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Original: With the  scheduled to start this Friday, Wikinews interviewed  long distance runner at  Monday before he departed for , . Congost is scheduled to compete in the T12 . Hello, I'm interviewing Elena Congost Mohedano who is a Spanish Paralympic athlete who won a silver in  and is going to Lyon to compete in the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships.
Revised: With the scheduled to start this Friday, Wikinews interviewed long distance runner at Monday before he departed for Lyon, France . Congost is scheduled to compete in the T12 . Hello, I'm interviewing Elena Congost Mohedano who is a Spanish Paralympic athlete who won a silver in and is going to Lyon to compete in the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships.
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Original: With the  scheduled to start this Friday, Wikinews interviewed  long distance runner at  Monday before he departed for , . Congost is scheduled to compete in the T12 . Hello, I'm interviewing Elena Congost Mohedano who is a Spanish Paralympic athlete who won a silver in  and is going to Lyon to compete in the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships.
Revised: With the scheduled to start this Friday, Wikinews interviewed long distance runner at Monday before he departed for , . Congost is scheduled to compete in the T12 . Hello, I'm interviewing Elena Congost Mohedano who is a Spanish Paralympic athlete who won a silver in London and is going to Lyon to compete in the 2013 IPC Athletics World Championships.
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Original: The Prison Officers' Association (POA) announced the strike, the first in its history, at 0600 (BST) this morning , just an hour before it was due to start.
Revised: The Prison Officers' Association (POA) announced the strike, the first in its history, at 0600 (BST) on the morning of the 39th of August , just an hour before it was due to start.
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Original:  As the morning progressed, officers at most public prisons across the two countries locked prisoners in their cells (a "lockdown") and walked out, aiming to remain on strike until 0700 tomorrow .
Revised:  As the morning progressed, officers at most public prisons across the two countries locked prisoners in their cells (a "lockdown") and walked out, aiming to remain on strike until 0700 on the 30th .
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Original:  Hoots the Owl explains in a song that 'A Cookie is a Sometimes Food,' and he joins Wyclef Jean in a rap song, 'Healthy Food'." "We would never use the word 'diet' with pre-schoolers," a spokeswoman told The New Zealand Herald .
Revised:  Hoots the Owl explains in a song that 'A Cookie is a Sometimes Food,' and he joins in a rap song, 'Healthy Food'." "We would never use the word 'diet' with pre-schoolers," a spokeswoman told The New Zealand Herald .
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Original:  Hoots the Owl explains in a song that 'A Cookie is a Sometimes Food,' and he joins Wyclef Jean in a rap song, 'Healthy Food'." "We would never use the word 'diet' with pre-schoolers," a spokeswoman told The New Zealand Herald .
Revised:  Hoots the Owl explains in a song that 'A Cookie is a Sometimes Food,' and he joins Wyclef Jean in a rap song, 'Healthy Food'." "We would never use the word 'diet' with pre-schoolers," a spokeswoman told .
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Original:  Iran and the European Union's big three powers - Britain, Germany and France - have been negotiating a deal under which Tehran would agree to freeze sensitive nuclear work to avoid possible U.N. Security Council sanctions.
Revised:  Iran and the European Union's big three powers - Britain, Germany , and France — have been negotiating a deal under which Tehran would agree to freeze sensitive nuclear work to avoid possible U.N. Security Council sanctions.
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Original: Canadian comedian Colin Mochrie was named host of Are You Smarter Than a Canadian 5th Grader?, according to a Wednesday afternoon press release from Global TV, which is producing and airing the series.
Revised: Canadian comedian Colin Mochrie has been named host of Are You Smarter Than a Canadian 5th Grader?, according to a Wednesday afternoon press release from Global TV, which is producing and airing the series.
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Original:     August 7, 2005     And everyone is invited.
Revised:  We (a very small group of us idealistic dreamers) are taking on the world that day. We are trying to start a world-wide movement for a One Day Fast on Aug. 8, 2008. The point is for those of us who are religious and political moderates to take a day of action to show the extremists that we are united...that we do not embrace their violent means of trying to bring about world change. August 7, 2005 And everyone is invited.
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Original:     August 7, 2005     And everyone is invited.
Revised:  We will change the world peacefully, by focusing on ourselves — not in a selfish way, but in an introspective way. We will take one day to deny ourselves our selfish desires and see what in us is fueling hatred, violence and extremism. We will look at what in us is causing division and strife. Once we've looked inside, we turn outward and stand up for what we believe. We reach across the lines that divide us, the institutions that oppress others, and make peace. August 7, 2005 And everyone is invited.
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Original:  The service, named the ' Nokia Music Store ' , will charge between 6 and 10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost 1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
Revised:  The service, named the " Nokia Music Store ' , will charge between 6 and 10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost 1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
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Original:  The service, named the ' Nokia Music Store ' , will charge between 6 and 10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost 1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
Revised:  The service, named the ' Nokia Music Store " , will charge between 6 and 10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost 1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
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Original:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between  6 and  10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost  1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
Revised:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between € 6 and 10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost 1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
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Original:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between  6 and  10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost  1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
Revised:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between 6 and € 10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost 1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
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Original:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between  6 and  10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost  1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
Revised:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between 6 and 10 for a game while a single music track will cost 1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
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Original:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between  6 and  10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost  1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
Revised:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between 6 and 10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost € 1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
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Original:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between  6 and  10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost  1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
Revised:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between 6 and 10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost 1 and € 10 euros for a whole album.
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Original:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between  6 and  10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost  1 euro and 10 euros for a whole album.
Revised:  The service, named the "Nokia Music Store", will charge between 6 and 10 euros for a game while a single music track will cost 1 euro and 10 for a whole album.
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Original:  After living under an alternate identity for many years, Truscott began to work towards an appeal of his murder conviction.
Revised: Truscott was charged and convicted at the age of 14 for the rape and killing of 12-year-old Lynne Harper near Clinton, Ontario in 1959. He was initially sentenced to death but the Canadian government reduced it to life imprisonment in 1960. He was granted parole and released from prison in 1969. After living under an alternate identity for many years, Truscott began to work towards an appeal of his murder conviction.
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Original: Short-term prisioners were reinstated the right to vote at federal elections by the High Court of Australia today The High Court of Australia has overturned legislation enacted by the Howard government last year which banned all gaol inmates from voting at federal elections.
Revised: Short-term prisoners were reinstated the right to vote at federal elections by the High Court of Australia today The High Court of Australia has overturned legislation enacted by the Howard government last year which banned all gaol inmates from voting at federal elections.
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Original: With the  scheduled to start Friday (today), Wikinews interviewed athlete at Monday before he departed for , . Hello I'm interviewing David Casinos, Spain's most famous track and field athlete in  sport, for Wikinews.
Revised: With the IPC Athletics World Championships scheduled to start Friday (today), Wikinews interviewed athlete at Monday before he departed for , . Hello I'm interviewing David Casinos, Spain's most famous track and field athlete in sport, for Wikinews.
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Original: With the  scheduled to start Friday (today), Wikinews interviewed athlete at Monday before he departed for , . Hello I'm interviewing David Casinos, Spain's most famous track and field athlete in  sport, for Wikinews.
Revised: With the scheduled to start Friday (today), Wikinews interviewed Spanish athlete at Madrid–Barajas Airport Monday before he departed for , . Hello I'm interviewing David Casinos, Spain's most famous track and field athlete in sport, for Wikinews.
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Original: With the  scheduled to start Friday (today), Wikinews interviewed athlete at Monday before he departed for , . Hello I'm interviewing David Casinos, Spain's most famous track and field athlete in  sport, for Wikinews.
Revised: With the scheduled to start Friday (today), Wikinews interviewed athlete at Monday before he departed for Lyon, France . Hello I'm interviewing David Casinos, Spain's most famous track and field athlete in sport, for Wikinews.
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Original: With the  scheduled to start Friday (today), Wikinews interviewed athlete at Monday before he departed for , . Hello I'm interviewing David Casinos, Spain's most famous track and field athlete in  sport, for Wikinews.
Revised: With the scheduled to start Friday (today), Wikinews interviewed athlete at Monday before he departed for , . Hello I'm interviewing David Casinos, Spain's most famous track and field athlete in Paralympic sport, for Wikinews.
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Original:  Before the draw took place there was a one minute silence in memory of Antonio Puerta who died earlier this week after collapsing during a La Liga match for Sevilla who then died on Tuesday, August 28.
Revised:  Before the draw took place there was a one minute silence in memory of who died earlier this week after collapsing during a La Liga match for Sevilla who then died on Tuesday, August 28.
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