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Original:  The California office reports that eleven state agencies have given US $13.3 million in pay and travel advances that have not been collected. Governor issued an executive order to recover uncollected loans by the agencies. A press release from the governor's office states, "The Governor’s Executive Order seeks to recover taxpayer dollars by directing state agencies and departments to clear salary and travel advances within 30 days through an expense claim." Any outstanding balance will be deducted from employees' paychecks under the governor's order after the 30 days. Under California state law, state employees are permitted to receive advances for hardship, travel, and other circumstances. These advances cannot be collected by agencies after three years without the employee's consent. State Controller John Chiang said in a statement, "The state’s poor debt collection and accounting practices are fleecing public coffers at a time when vital public programs are being decimated by unprecedented budget cuts." Chiang's office expects there will be more money unaccounted for, including some from the (CHP). California state law mandates that anyone convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol is required to pay for the investigation. The CHP has not collected this money. The , also called Caltrans, has the largest debt of the eleven agencies: $ 3.2 million.
Revised:  The California office reports that eleven state agencies have given US $13.3 million in pay and travel advances that have not been collected. Governor Jerry Brown issued an executive order to recover uncollected loans by the agencies. A press release from the governor's office states, "The Governor’s Executive Order seeks to recover taxpayer dollars by directing state agencies and departments to clear salary and travel advances within 30 days through an expense claim." Any outstanding balance will be deducted from employees' paychecks under the governor's order after the 30 days. Under California state law, state employees are permitted to receive advances for hardship, travel, and other circumstances. These advances cannot be collected by agencies after three years without the employee's consent. State Controller John Chiang said in a statement, "The state’s poor debt collection and accounting practices are fleecing public coffers at a time when vital public programs are being decimated by unprecedented budget cuts." Chiang's office expects there will be more money unaccounted for, including some from the (CHP). California state law mandates that anyone convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol is required to pay for the investigation. The CHP has not collected this money. The , also called Caltrans, has the largest debt of the eleven agencies: $ 3.2 million.
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Original: Islamic Center of America A controversial Florida pastor who had planned a demonstration outside a Michigan mosque Friday evening was briefly jailed after a court decided the protest would cause a breach of the peace and he refused to post a "peace bond" of 1 required by the judge.
Revised: Islamic Center of America A controversial Florida pastor who had planned a demonstration outside a Michigan mosque Friday evening was briefly jailed after a court decided the protest would cause a breach of the peace and he refused to post a "peace bond" of 
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Original:  Fifty-nine-year-old Terry Jones, the pastor of a small church in whose burning of the sparked deadly protests in Afghanistan earlier this month, was denied a permit to stage a protest against "radical Islam" in front of the in , where one of the largest communities of Muslims in the USis located. Dearborn police cited concerns about violence and offered alternate sites for the protest,which Jones rejected, saying his protest would go ahead as planned.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Prosecutors, concerned about possible violence, went to court on Thursday to obtain a ruling from Dearborn District Judge Mark Somers to prevent the protest. Somers conducted a one-day trial on Friday. At the trial, Jones argued that any limitations on his planned protest violated his free speech rights protected by the of the . "The First Amendment is only valid if it allows us to say what other people may not like, " Jones said in court. "Otherwise, we do not need the First Amendment."
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Prosecutors requested the judge require a $25,000 bond. Judge Somers ordered Jones and supporter Wayne Sapp, 42, to pay a $ 1 peace bond and agree to stay away from the mosque for a period of three years.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% US$1 required by the judge. Fifty-nine-year-old Terry Jones, the pastor of a small church in , Florida whose burning of the sparked deadly protests in Afghanistan earlier this month, was denied a permit to stage a protest against "radical Islam" in front of the in , where one of the largest communities of Muslims in the US is located. Dearborn police cited concerns about violence and offered alternate sites for the protest, which Jones rejected, saying his protest would go ahead as planned. Prosecutors, concerned about possible violence, went to court on Thursday to obtain a ruling from Dearborn District Judge Mark Somers to prevent the protest. Somers conducted a one-day trial on Friday. At the trial, Jones argued that any limitations on his planned protest violated his free speech rights protected by the of the . "The First Amendment is only valid if it allows us to say what other people may not like," Jones said in court. "Otherwise, we do not need the First Amendment." The six-person jury reached the verdict that Jones was "likely to breach the peace" if he went ahead with his demonstration. Prosecutors requested the judge require a $25,000 bond. Judge Somers ordered Jones and supporter Wayne Sapp, 42, to pay a 1 peace bond and agree to stay away from the mosque for a period of three years.
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Original:  The international organisation (HRW) has called on Prime Minister to publicly address  ’s recent crackdown on dissidents, during her visit to the country from April 25th to 28th.
Revised:  The international organisation (HRW) has called on Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard to publicly address ’s recent crackdown on dissidents, during her visit to the country from April 25th to 28th.
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Original:  Final scores were: <p> Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 <p> Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 <p> Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 <p> Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 <p> Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p>Thunderbird RFC would like to thank the sponsors for their kind generosity and support.
Revised:  Final scores were: Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 <p> Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 <p> Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 <p> Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 <p> Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p>Thunderbird RFC would like to thank the sponsors for their kind generosity and support.
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Original:  Final scores were: <p> Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 <p> Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 <p> Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 <p> Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 <p> Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p>Thunderbird RFC would like to thank the sponsors for their kind generosity and support.
Revised:  Final scores were: <p> Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 <p> Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 <p> Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 <p> Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p>Thunderbird RFC would like to thank the sponsors for their kind generosity and support.
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Original:  Final scores were: <p> Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 <p> Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 <p> Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 <p> Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 <p> Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p>Thunderbird RFC would like to thank the sponsors for their kind generosity and support.
Revised:  Final scores were: <p> Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 <p> Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 <p> Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 <p> Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p>Thunderbird RFC would like to thank the sponsors for their kind generosity and support.
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Original:  Final scores were: <p> Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 <p> Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 <p> Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 <p> Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 <p> Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p>Thunderbird RFC would like to thank the sponsors for their kind generosity and support.
Revised:  Final scores were: <p> Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 <p> Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 <p> Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 <p> Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p>Thunderbird RFC would like to thank the sponsors for their kind generosity and support.
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Original:  Final scores were: <p> Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 <p> Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 <p> Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 <p> Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 <p> Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p>Thunderbird RFC would like to thank the sponsors for their kind generosity and support.
Revised:  Final scores were: <p> Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 <p> Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 <p> Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 <p> Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p>Thunderbird RFC would like to thank the sponsors for their kind generosity and support.
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Original:  "They are constantly harping on about the necessity of resolving the Timor Sea issue by bilateral consultation between the Australian and East Timorese government rather than subjecting the dispute to the umpire, i.e. the international court of justice maritime division ," he said.
Revised:  "They are constantly harping on about the necessity of resolving the Timor Sea issue by bilateral consultation between the Australian and East Timorese government rather than subjecting the dispute to the umpire, i.e. the international court of justice maritime division 
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Original:  The House session became tumultuous, with the Leader of the House Tony Abbott moving a motion to permit an hour to the consideration in detail stage of the bill, comparing the amount of debate on other bills to this one, stating "we have had very, very extensive debate" and that "members opposite are not interested in debating this bill, they are not interested in trying to improve this bill;
Revised:  The House session became tumultuous, with the Tony Abbott moving a motion to permit an hour to the consideration in detail stage of the bill, comparing the amount of debate on other bills to this one, stating "we have had very, very extensive debate" and that "members opposite are not interested in debating this bill, they are not interested in trying to improve this bill;
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Original:  The House session became tumultuous, with the Leader of the House Tony Abbott moving a motion to permit an hour to the consideration in detail stage of the bill, comparing the amount of debate on other bills to this one, stating "we have had very, very extensive debate" and that "members opposite are not interested in debating this bill, they are not interested in trying to improve this bill;
Revised:  The House session became tumultuous, with the Leader of the House Tony Abbott moving a motion to permit an hour to the stage of the bill, comparing the amount of debate on other bills to this one, stating "we have had very, very extensive debate" and that "members opposite are not interested in debating this bill, they are not interested in trying to improve this bill;
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Original:  The Manager of Opposition Business in the House, Julia Gillard (Abbott's opposition counterpart), had noted that "more than 20 Labor members are going to be silenced by this motion which is gagging debate", and when Abbott moved to put the question, "and, here we go, we are going to have a gag on a gag.
Revised:  The in the House, Julia Gillard (Abbott's opposition counterpart), had noted that "more than 20 Labor members are going to be silenced by this motion which is gagging debate", and when Abbott moved to put the question, "and, here we go, we are going to have a gag on a gag.
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Original:  As Annette Ellis amongst others was one of the aforementioned speakers who had not the time to speak in the debate, she asked whether she could incorporate her speech into Hansard -- the Government granted leave for all speakers who intended to speak but could not to incorporate their speeches into Hansard.
Revised:  As amongst others was one of the aforementioned speakers who had not the time to speak in the debate, she asked whether she could incorporate her speech into Hansard -- the Government granted leave for all speakers who intended to speak but could not to incorporate their speeches into Hansard.
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Original:  As Annette Ellis amongst others was one of the aforementioned speakers who had not the time to speak in the debate, she asked whether she could incorporate her speech into Hansard -- the Government granted leave for all speakers who intended to speak but could not to incorporate their speeches into Hansard.
Revised:  As Annette Ellis amongst others was one of the aforementioned speakers who had not the time to speak in the debate, she asked whether she could incorporate her speech into Hansard — the Government granted leave for all speakers who intended to speak but could not to incorporate their speeches into Hansard.
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Original:  In the consideration in detail stage, the Federal Opposition had moved a number of amendments to the legislation, one which would effectively -- as Stephen Smith had put it -- "kill the bill", another which would rename the bill to the "Workplace Relations Amendment (Cut Wages, Cut Conditions and Entitlements, No Fairness, No Work Choices) Bill 2005", but this amendment was ruled out of order by the Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives, David Hawker .
Revised:  In the consideration in detail stage, the Federal Opposition had moved a number of amendments to the legislation, one which would effectively — as had put it -- "kill the bill", another which would rename the bill to the "Workplace Relations Amendment (Cut Wages, Cut Conditions and Entitlements, No Fairness, No Work Choices) Bill 2005", but this amendment was ruled out of order by the Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives, David Hawker .
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Original:  In the consideration in detail stage, the Federal Opposition had moved a number of amendments to the legislation, one which would effectively -- as Stephen Smith had put it -- "kill the bill", another which would rename the bill to the "Workplace Relations Amendment (Cut Wages, Cut Conditions and Entitlements, No Fairness, No Work Choices) Bill 2005", but this amendment was ruled out of order by the Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives, David Hawker .
Revised:  In the consideration in detail stage, the Federal Opposition had moved a number of amendments to the legislation, one which would effectively -- as Stephen Smith had put it — "kill the bill", another which would rename the bill to the "Workplace Relations Amendment (Cut Wages, Cut Conditions and Entitlements, No Fairness, No Work Choices) Bill 2005", but this amendment was ruled out of order by the Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives, David Hawker .
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Original:  In the consideration in detail stage, the Federal Opposition had moved a number of amendments to the legislation, one which would effectively -- as Stephen Smith had put it -- "kill the bill", another which would rename the bill to the "Workplace Relations Amendment (Cut Wages, Cut Conditions and Entitlements, No Fairness, No Work Choices) Bill 2005", but this amendment was ruled out of order by the Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives, David Hawker .
Revised:  In the consideration in detail stage, the Federal Opposition had moved a number of amendments to the legislation, one which would effectively -- as Stephen Smith had put it -- "kill the bill", another which would rename the bill to the "Workplace Relations Amendment (Cut Wages, Cut Conditions and Entitlements, No Fairness, No Work Choices) Bill 2005", but this amendment was ruled out of order by the , .
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Original: Mohamed el-Baradei Mohamed el-Baradei, head of the U.N. watchdog group International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), may go directly to Tehran some time this week with a compromise plan to reduce the possibility that Iran may make use of its uranium enrichment program to produce nuclear arms.
Revised: Mohamed el-Baradei Mohamed el-Baradei, head of the U.N. watchdog group (IAEA), may go directly to Tehran some time this week with a compromise plan to reduce the possibility that Iran may make use of its uranium enrichment program to produce nuclear arms.
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Original: Mohamed el-Baradei Mohamed el-Baradei, head of the U.N. watchdog group International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), may go directly to Tehran some time this week with a compromise plan to reduce the possibility that Iran may make use of its uranium enrichment program to produce nuclear arms.
Revised: Mohamed el-Baradei Mohamed el-Baradei, head of the U.N. watchdog group International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), may go directly to some time this week with a compromise plan to reduce the possibility that Iran may make use of its uranium enrichment program to produce nuclear arms.
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Original:  Under a compromise plan negotiated last week between the EU-3 (consisting of France, Germany  and the United Kingdom) and the United States, a loose agreement was reached where the final stages of nuclear enrichment within Iran, uranium hexafluoride (UF6) gas, would be transferred to Russia.
Revised:  Under a compromise plan negotiated last week between the (consisting of France, Germany and the United Kingdom) and the United States, a loose agreement was reached where the final stages of nuclear enrichment within Iran, uranium hexafluoride (UF6) gas, would be transferred to Russia.
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Original:  Under a compromise plan negotiated last week between the EU-3 (consisting of France, Germany  and the United Kingdom) and the United States, a loose agreement was reached where the final stages of nuclear enrichment within Iran, uranium hexafluoride (UF6) gas, would be transferred to Russia.
Revised:  Under a compromise plan negotiated last week between the EU-3 (consisting of France, Germany , and the United Kingdom) and the United States, a loose agreement was reached where the final stages of nuclear enrichment within Iran, uranium hexafluoride (UF6) gas, would be transferred to Russia.
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Original:  The rejection came after a meeting with Russian foreign minister of affairs Igor Ivanov . Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, Hamid Reza Assefi , denied the meetings were to develop a nuclear program partnership with Russia that specifically relates to the new IAEA proposal.
Revised:  The rejection came after a meeting with Russian foreign minister of affairs . Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, Hamid Reza Assefi , denied the meetings were to develop a nuclear program partnership with Russia that specifically relates to the new IAEA proposal.
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Original:  The rejection came after a meeting with Russian foreign minister of affairs Igor Ivanov . Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, Hamid Reza Assefi , denied the meetings were to develop a nuclear program partnership with Russia that specifically relates to the new IAEA proposal.
Revised:  The rejection came after a meeting with Russian foreign minister of affairs Igor Ivanov . Iran's foreign ministry spokesman, , denied the meetings were to develop a nuclear program partnership with Russia that specifically relates to the new IAEA proposal.
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Original: ElBaradei's previous statement to during the turmoil in the last few weeks, which began on the 25th of January, according to  was that a trial was unnecessary and that what primarily needed to be done was for Mubarak to hand back money, speculated to be as much as $70 billion, which Mubarak was said to have illegally took over the course of his 30-year reign from state coifferus and now owes back to the "Egyptian people " in order for economic progress to emerge.
Revised: ElBaradei's previous statement to during the 2011 Egyptian Revolution which began on the 25th of January, according to was that a trial was unnecessary and that what primarily needed to be done was for Mubarak to hand back money, speculated to be as much as $70 billion, which Mubarak was said to have illegally took over the course of his 30-year reign from state coifferus and now owes back to the "Egyptian people " in order for economic progress to emerge.
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Original: ElBaradei's previous statement to during the turmoil in the last few weeks, which began on the 25th of January, according to  was that a trial was unnecessary and that what primarily needed to be done was for Mubarak to hand back money, speculated to be as much as $70 billion, which Mubarak was said to have illegally took over the course of his 30-year reign from state coifferus and now owes back to the "Egyptian people " in order for economic progress to emerge.
Revised: ElBaradei's previous statement to during the turmoil in the last few weeks, which began on the 25th of January, according to , was that a trial was unnecessary and that what primarily needed to be done was for Mubarak to hand back money, speculated to be as much as $70 billion, which Mubarak was said to have illegally took over the course of his 30-year reign from state coifferus and now owes back to the "Egyptian people " in order for economic progress to emerge.
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Original: ElBaradei's previous statement to during the turmoil in the last few weeks, which began on the 25th of January, according to  was that a trial was unnecessary and that what primarily needed to be done was for Mubarak to hand back money, speculated to be as much as $70 billion, which Mubarak was said to have illegally took over the course of his 30-year reign from state coifferus and now owes back to the "Egyptian people " in order for economic progress to emerge.
Revised: ElBaradei's previous statement to during the turmoil in the last few weeks, which began on the 25th of January, according to was that a trial was unnecessary and that what primarily needed to be done was for Mubarak to hand back money, speculated to be as much as $70 billion, which Mubarak illegally took over the course of his 30-year reign from state coifferus and now owes back to the "Egyptian people " in order for economic progress to emerge.
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Original: ElBaradei's previous statement to during the turmoil in the last few weeks, which began on the 25th of January, according to  was that a trial was unnecessary and that what primarily needed to be done was for Mubarak to hand back money, speculated to be as much as $70 billion, which Mubarak was said to have illegally took over the course of his 30-year reign from state coifferus and now owes back to the "Egyptian people " in order for economic progress to emerge.
Revised: ElBaradei's previous statement to during the turmoil in the last few weeks, which began on the 25th of January, according to was that a trial was unnecessary and that what primarily needed to be done was for Mubarak to hand back money, speculated to be as much as $70 billion, which Mubarak was said to have illegally took over the course of his 30 year reign and now owes back to the "Egyptian people " in order for economic progress to emerge.
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