wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  To the east the Geledi who were uprising destroyed the Silcis Sultanate and their goal was to conquer Xamar (Mogadishu) The Abgaal (Yaquub sultanate) sacked Mogadishu and invaded it, killing the remaining Ajuran in the area . Galla/Jiddle conflict 1890’s in the west The Jubba river was under Galla control and the Muzzafarid Empire led a expedition againts the Galla in the area, The Muzzafarids expelled the Jiddle from Somalia and pushed them back to the Shabelle located in Ethiopia. The Galla secured Kismayo and sevreal other cities in modern day Jubbaland. The Muzzafarid under Mahamed Ibn Abdullah stopped the Oromo and pushed them back to Bur Hacaba were they still reside. The Galla conflict weakened the Muzzafarid Empire and the rest of the kingdom was invaded by the Kingdom of Zanzibar and Geledi Empire .
Revised:  To the east the Geledi who were uprising destroyed the Silcis Sultanate and their goal was to conquer Xamar (Mogadishu) The Abgaal (Yaquub sultanate) sacked Mogadishu and invaded it, killing the remaining Ajuran in the area . The Muẓaffarid is the second known dynasty of Mogadishu. Its first attested ruler, ʿUmar al-Malik al-Muẓaffar, bore the title of sultan. He is known from his coins. Coins were minted throughout the Muẓaffarid period. The prosperity of Mogadishu during this time stemmed from its status as a trade link between the interior and the sea and its alliance with Ajuran. The city, however, was already in decline when the Muẓaffarids took over .
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Original:  The Mannix family business interests are now worth around $3.3 billion and are controlled by third-generation members Frederick Philip Mannix and Ronald Neil Mannix. Biography Frederick Stephen Mannix was born on 3 February 1881 on a farm near Stonewall, Manitoba. Mannix's father was George Charles Mannix (1845 – 1934), who was born in Courtmacsherry, County Cork, Ireland and had come to Canada before Confederation with his two brothers. George Mannix fought with the Canadian militia in both the Fenian raids and the Red River Rebellion, and then began homesteading in Manitoba. In 1872 George married Frances Bunn (1849 – 1918). On her father's side Bunn's great grandfather was the Hudson's Bay Company fur trader William Sinclair (1794 – 1868). On her mother's side Bunn was descended from HBC officials Robert Campbell (1808 – 1894) and William McGillivray (1764 – 1825). Mannix and Bunn had four children together: William Alfred Victor (1875 – 1960), Frederick Stephen, Leonard Nial (1887 – 1959), and Frances Alicia (1891–1976). Frederick Stephen left school after the fourth grade to work on the family farm. In 1895, aged 14, he left home. In 1898 Mannix borrowed $ 200 from a stranger and used it to purchase four horses and a scraper.
Revised:  The Mannix family business interests are now worth around $3.3 billion and are controlled by third-generation members Frederick Philip Mannix and Ronald Neil Mannix. Biography Frederick Stephen Mannix was born on 3 February 1881 on a farm near Stonewall, Manitoba, to George Charles Mannix and Frances Bunn. Mannix's father, George Charles Mannix (1845 – 1934), was born in Courtmacsherry, County Cork, Ireland, and had come to Canada before Confederation with his two brothers. George fought with the Canadian Militia in both the Fenian raids and the Red River Rebellion, and then began homesteading in Manitoba. In 1872, George married Frances Bunn (1849–1918). On her father's side, Bunn's great grandfather was the Hudson's Bay Company fur trader William Sinclair (1794–1868). On her mother's side Bunn was descended from HBC officials Robert Campbell (1808–1894) and William McGillivray (1764–1825). Mannix and Bunn had three children together in addition to Frederick: William Alfred Victor (1875–1960), Leonard Nial (1887–1959), and Frances Alicia (1891–1976). Frederick Stephen left school after the fourth grade to work on the family farm. In 1895, aged 14, he left home. In 1898 Mannix borrowed $ 200 from a stranger and used it to purchase four horses and a scraper.
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Original:  During World War II the Mannixes struggled to acquire capital, and consequently, in 1943 they sold a 51 percent controlling interest in Fred Mannix & Co. to the Idaho company Morrison–Knudsen."U.S. Interests Acquire Local Building Firm." Calgary Herald 2 September 1943, p. 1. The condition of the sale was that Frederick C. Mannix would remain president of the company.
Revised:  During World War II , the Mannix family struggled to acquire capital, and consequently, in 1943 they sold a 51 percent controlling interest in Fred Mannix & Co. to the Idaho company Morrison–Knudsen."U.S. Interests Acquire Local Building Firm." Calgary Herald 2 September 1943, p. 1. The condition of the sale was that Frederick C. Mannix would remain president of the company.
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Original:  During World War II the Mannixes struggled to acquire capital, and consequently, in 1943 they sold a 51 percent controlling interest in Fred Mannix & Co. to the Idaho company Morrison–Knudsen."U.S. Interests Acquire Local Building Firm." Calgary Herald 2 September 1943, p. 1. The condition of the sale was that Frederick C. Mannix would remain president of the company.
Revised:  During World War II the Mannixes struggled to acquire capital, and consequently, in 1943 they sold a 51 \% controlling interest in Fred Mannix & Co. to the Idaho company Morrison–Knudsen."U.S. Interests Acquire Local Building Firm." Calgary Herald 2 September 1943, p. 1. The condition of the sale was that Frederick C. Mannix would remain president of the company.
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Original:  Category:1881 births Category:1951 deaths Category:Businesspeople from Manitoba Category:Canadian businesspeople Category:Canadian people of Irish descent Category:Construction in Canada Category:History of Alberta Category:History of Calgary Category:History of Canada Category:People from Manitoba Category:Stonewall, Manito
Revised:  Category:1881 births Category:1951 deaths Category:Businesspeople from Manitoba Category:Canadian businesspeople Category:Canadian people of Irish descent Category:Construction in Canada Category:History of Alberta Category:History of Calgary Category:History of Canada Category:People from Manitoba Category:Stonewall, Manitoba
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Original:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
Revised:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) ⚭ Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
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Original:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
Revised:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) ⚭ Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
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Original:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
Revised:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix ⚭ Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
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Original:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
Revised:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix ⚭ Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
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Original:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
Revised:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) ⚭ Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
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Original:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
Revised:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) ⚭ Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
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Original:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
Revised:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) ⚭ Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
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Original:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) , m. Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
Revised:  1979) Frederick Philip Mannix (1942 –) , m. Li-Anne Smith Frederick Howard Mannix (1984 –) , m. Kelsea Forzani Maureen Gail Mannix , m. Edmond Eberts Ronald Neil Mannix , m. Nancy Dora Evelyn Florence Mannix (1915 – 2006) , m. Norman Peter Ostrem Pallesen (1914 – 1994) Luella Mannix (1918 – 2006) , m. Eric Donald Wilson (1917 – 2007) Leonard Nial Mannix (1887 – 1959) , m. Flora McTavish Toms (1890 – 1972) Frances Alicia Mannix (1891 – 1976) ⚭ Frederick Ernest Toms (1876 – 1938)
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Original:  The Ukrainian part of the E40 waterway should follow the riverbed of the Pripyat River through the Chernobyl exclusion zone and the river Dnieper to the city of Kherson and exit to the Black sea .
Revised:  The Ukrainian part of the E40 waterway should follow the riverbed of the Pripyat River through the Chernobyl exclusion zone and the river Dnieper to the city of Kherson and exit to the Black Sea .
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Original:  This was confirmed by a study conducted by Aivar Ruukel, the member of the board of the Global Ecotourism Network and a tour operator in the Soomaa National Park, URL
Revised:  This was confirmed by a study conducted by Aivar Ruukel, a member of the board of the Global Ecotourism Network and a tour operator in the Soomaa National Park, URL
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Original:  Description  An important element is the belief in the soul (psa) of the ancestors, who have the ability to observe and evaluate the affairs of their offspring .Khabze.info.
Revised:  Description Native Circassian traditions were centered around ancestors and honor. An important element is the belief in the soul (psa) of the ancestors, who have the ability to observe and evaluate the affairs of their offspring .Khabze.info.
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Original:  Anthropomorphic (humanoid) gods (Mezytha, Tlepsh, Thagaledj, etc.)    .
Revised:  Anthropomorphic (humanoid) gods (Mezytha, Tlepsh, Thagaledj, etc.) Circassia was one of the places in Europe that retained its native religious traditions for the longest time, with almost a continuity between the ancient traditions and the modern religiosity and world-view (Xabze), which syncrethized and maintained many of its native elements even in Islamic times. The Xabze beliefs and Sufi-Islamic beliefs are seen as complementary philosophies by Circassians .
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Original: swastika pre historic stone  Iran In some mountain in Iran , there areswastikas or spinning wheels on the stone wallsof the mountains , which are estimated to be more than 7,000 years old.
Revised: swastika pre historic stone lax e Mazar Iran In the mountains of Iran In some mountain in Iran , there areswastikas or spinning wheels on the stone wallsof the mountains , which are estimated to be more than 7,000 years old.
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Original: swastika pre historic stone  Iran In some mountain in Iran , there areswastikas or spinning wheels on the stone wallsof the mountains , which are estimated to be more than 7,000 years old.
Revised: swastika pre historic stone Iran In some mountain in Iran , there are swastikas or spinning wheels on the stone wallsof the mountains , which are estimated to be more than 7,000 years old.
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Original: swastika pre historic stone  Iran In some mountain in Iran , there areswastikas or spinning wheels on the stone wallsof the mountains , which are estimated to be more than 7,000 years old.
Revised: swastika pre historic stone Iran In some mountain in Iran , there areswastikas or spinning wheels inscribed on stone walls , which are estimated to be more than 7,000 years old.
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Original:  “Trauma-informed” is based on the understanding that the impact of violent experiences and damaging relationships affects not only the survivor ’ s physical, mental, emotional, and economic wellbeing, but the spiritual as well.
Revised:  “Trauma-informed” is based on the understanding that the impact of violent experiences and damaging relationships affects not only the survivor ' s physical, mental, emotional, and economic wellbeing, but the spiritual as well.
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Original:  Reclaiming children and youth, 17(3), 17-21. . Recovery can be fostered by those who have relationships with the victim, such as teachers, parents, coaches, counselors.
Revised:  Reclaiming children and youth, 17(3), 17-21. Recovery can be fostered by those who have relationships with the victim, such as teachers, parents, coaches, counselors.
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Original:  Paths to Healing: “ Trauma-informed ” is based on the understanding that the impact of violent experiences and damaging relationships affects not only the survivor's physical, mental, emotional, and economic wellbeing, but the spiritual as well.
Revised:  Paths to healing “ Trauma-informed ” is based on the understanding that the impact of violent experiences and damaging relationships affects not only the survivor's physical, mental, emotional, and economic wellbeing, but the spiritual as well.
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Original:  Paths to Healing: “ Trauma-informed ” is based on the understanding that the impact of violent experiences and damaging relationships affects not only the survivor's physical, mental, emotional, and economic wellbeing, but the spiritual as well.
Revised:  Paths to Healing: Trauma-informed ” is based on the understanding that the impact of violent experiences and damaging relationships affects not only the survivor's physical, mental, emotional, and economic wellbeing, but the spiritual as well.
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Original:  Paths to Healing: “ Trauma-informed ” is based on the understanding that the impact of violent experiences and damaging relationships affects not only the survivor's physical, mental, emotional, and economic wellbeing, but the spiritual as well.
Revised:  Paths to Healing: “ Trauma-informed care is based on the understanding that the impact of violent experiences and damaging relationships affects not only the survivor's physical, mental, emotional, and economic wellbeing, but the spiritual as well.
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Original: In hunting, take , or taking , as outlined by the United States Endangered Species Act of 1973, refers to any action that adversely affects a species, particularly killing individuals of that species .
Revised: In hunting, take , or taking , as outlined by the United States Endangered Species Act of 1973, refers to any action that adversely affects a species, particularly killing individuals of that species , as outlined by the United States Endangered Species Act of 1973.
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Original: The Klima app launched on the App Store and Google Store in December 2020. and is currently available  in 18 countries  . Based on a user’s carbon footprint, the app calculates a monthly subscription fee that goes towards supporting climate projects that prevent or remove the same amount of CO2e emissions elsewhere.
Revised: The Klima app launched on the App Store and Google Store in December 2020. It is currently available in 18 countries . Based on a user’s carbon footprint, the app calculates a monthly subscription fee that goes towards supporting climate projects that prevent or remove the same amount of CO2e emissions elsewhere.
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Original: The Klima app launched on the App Store and Google Store in December 2020. and is currently available  in 18 countries  . Based on a user’s carbon footprint, the app calculates a monthly subscription fee that goes towards supporting climate projects that prevent or remove the same amount of CO2e emissions elsewhere.
Revised: The Klima app launched on the App Store and Google Store in December 2020. and is currently available globally on iOS and in 18 countries . Based on a user’s carbon footprint, the app calculates a monthly subscription fee that goes towards supporting climate projects that prevent or remove the same amount of CO2e emissions elsewhere.
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Original: The Klima app launched on the App Store and Google Store in December 2020. and is currently available  in 18 countries  . Based on a user’s carbon footprint, the app calculates a monthly subscription fee that goes towards supporting climate projects that prevent or remove the same amount of CO2e emissions elsewhere.
Revised: The Klima app launched on the App Store and Google Store in December 2020. and is currently available in 18 countries on Android . Based on a user’s carbon footprint, the app calculates a monthly subscription fee that goes towards supporting climate projects that prevent or remove the same amount of CO2e emissions elsewhere.
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Original:  The app tracks the amount of carbon dioxide that is offset over time, as well as shows the amount of trees planted, kilowatts of solar power enabled, and clean-cooked meals enabled by their subscription.
Revised:  The app tracks the amount of greenhouse gas emissions that is offset over time, as well as shows the amount of trees planted, kilowatts of solar power enabled, and clean-cooked meals enabled by their subscription.
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Original:  Once hybridised , the universal primer can be extended, using the oligonucleotide probe as the template, to yield fully formed, target specific primers, which are then available to amplify the template in subsequent rounds of thermal cycling as per a standard PCR reaction.
Revised:  Once hybridized , the universal primer can be extended, using the oligonucleotide probe as the template, to yield fully formed, target specific primers, which are then available to amplify the template in subsequent rounds of thermal cycling as per a standard PCR reaction.
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