wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  Major anthropogenic fluxes are coal mining and combustion, oil production, emissions from industrial factories, biofuels, landfills, and mining and processing of boron ores. . Anthropogenic boron fluxes to the hydrosphere and atmosphere have increased and anthropogenic fluxes now exceed the natural boron fluxes 
Revised:  Major anthropogenic fluxes are coal mining and combustion, oil production, emissions from industrial factories, biofuels, landfills, and mining and processing of boron ores. Anthropogenic boron fluxes to the hydrosphere and atmosphere have increased and anthropogenic fluxes now exceed the natural boron fluxes 
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Original:  Major anthropogenic fluxes are coal mining and combustion, oil production, emissions from industrial factories, biofuels, landfills, and mining and processing of boron ores. . Anthropogenic boron fluxes to the hydrosphere and atmosphere have increased and anthropogenic fluxes now exceed the natural boron fluxes 
Revised:  Major anthropogenic fluxes are coal mining and combustion, oil production, emissions from industrial factories, biofuels, landfills, and mining and processing of boron ores. . Anthropogenic boron fluxes to the hydrosphere and atmosphere have increased and anthropogenic fluxes now exceed the natural boron fluxes .
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Original:  Ancient Earth Throughout Earth's history, the interplay of gold, microorganisms, and physicochemical conditions such as pH and redox potential have led to the aggregation of gold particles to form grains and nuggets. Cyanobacteria in shallow surface waters on early anoxic Earth accumulated gold complexes dissolved in the water and geochemical modeling indicates that gold solubility in ancient waterbodies was much higher than today. Experimental evidence suggests that on early Earth, Fe(III)-reducing extremophiles and sulfate-reducing bacteria may have been contributed to formation of gold-bearing deposits. 330x330px |Biogeochemical cycle of gold showing major reservoirs and fluxes of gold in the environment.
Revised:  .400x400px |Biogeochemical cycle of gold showing major reservoirs and fluxes of gold in the environment.
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Original:  oxidation of gold-bearing pyrite can lead to the mobilization of soluble gold complexes   .
Revised:  oxidation of gold-bearing pyrite can lead to the mobilization of soluble gold complexes Ancient Earth Throughout Earth's history, the interplay of gold, microorganisms, and physicochemical conditions such as pH and redox potential have led to the aggregation of gold particles to form grains and nuggets. Cyanobacteria in shallow surface waters on early anoxic Earth accumulated gold complexes dissolved in the water and geochemical modeling indicates that gold solubility in ancient waterbodies was much higher than today. Experimental evidence suggests that on early Earth, Fe(III)-reducing extremophiles and sulfate-reducing bacteria may have been contributed to formation of gold-bearing deposits .
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Original: John Kerry U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate|248x248px Upon his first hours in office on January 20, 2021, President Biden signed an executive order that rejoined the United States to the Paris Climate Agreement .
Revised: John Kerry U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate|248x248px Upon his first hours in office on January 20, 2021, President Biden signed an executive order bringing the United States to the Paris Climate Agreement .
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Original: John Kerry U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate|248x248px Upon his first hours in office on January 20, 2021, President Biden signed an executive order that rejoined the United States to the Paris Climate Agreement .
Revised: John Kerry U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate|248x248px Upon his first hours in office on January 20, 2021, President Biden signed an executive order that rejoined the United States back into the Paris Climate Agreement .
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Original: John Kerry U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate|248x248px Upon his first hours in office on January 20, 2021, President Biden signed an executive order that rejoined the United States to the Paris Climate Agreement . It was welcomed by environmental groups and by the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Revised: John Kerry U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate|248x248px Upon his first hours in office on January 20, 2021, President Biden signed an executive order that rejoined the United States to the Paris Climate Agreement , after President Trump announced the country's withdrawal in 2017. The move was welcomed by environmental groups and by the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Original:  The General Secretary of the United Nations  congratulated Biden, mentioning that with the United States rejoining the agreement,  countries responsible for two-thirds of the global GHG emission will make pledges of becoming carbon neutraland without the United States, it is only a half.
Revised:  The General Secretary of the United Nations , António Guterres, congratulated Biden, mentioning that with the United States rejoining the agreement, countries responsible for two-thirds of the global GHG emission will make pledges of becoming carbon neutraland without the United States, it is only a half.
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Original:  The General Secretary of the United Nations  congratulated Biden, mentioning that with the United States rejoining the agreement,  countries responsible for two-thirds of the global GHG emission will make pledges of becoming carbon neutraland without the United States, it is only a half.
Revised:  The General Secretary of the United Nations congratulated Biden, stating that with the United States rejoining the agreement, countries responsible for two-thirds of the global GHG emission will make pledges of becoming carbon neutraland without the United States, it is only a half.
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Original:  The General Secretary of the United Nations  congratulated Biden, mentioning that with the United States rejoining the agreement,  countries responsible for two-thirds of the global GHG emission will make pledges of becoming carbon neutraland without the United States, it is only a half.
Revised:  The General Secretary of the United Nations congratulated Biden, mentioning that with the United States rejoining the agreement, the countries responsible for two-thirds of the global GHG emission will make pledges of becoming carbon neutraland without the United States, it is only a half.
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Original:  The General Secretary of the United Nations  congratulated Biden, mentioning that with the United States rejoining the agreement,  countries responsible for two-thirds of the global GHG emission will make pledges of becoming carbon neutraland without the United States, it is only a half.
Revised:  The General Secretary of the United Nations congratulated Biden, mentioning that with the United States rejoining the agreement, countries responsible for two-thirds of the global greenhouse gas emission will have made pledges to become carbon neutral. Without the United States, it is only a half.
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Original:  The General Secretary of the United Nations  congratulated Biden, mentioning that with the United States rejoining the agreement,  countries responsible for two-thirds of the global GHG emission will make pledges of becoming carbon neutraland without the United States, it is only a half.
Revised:  The General Secretary of the United Nations congratulated Biden, mentioning that with the United States rejoining the agreement, countries responsible for two-thirds of the global GHG emission will make pledges of becoming carbon neutraland without the United States, it was only half.
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Original:  President of France Emmanuel Macron congratulated Biden saying  'Welcome back to the Paris Agreement!' John Kerry the Climate Envoy said that the climate pledge of China to zero emissions by 2060 is "not good enough" .
Revised:  President of France Emmanuel Macron congratulated Biden saying , 'Welcome back to the Paris Agreement!' John Kerry the Climate Envoy said that the climate pledge of China to zero emissions by 2060 is "not good enough" .
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Original:  President of France Emmanuel Macron congratulated Biden saying  'Welcome back to the Paris Agreement!' John Kerry the Climate Envoy said that the climate pledge of China to zero emissions by 2060 is "not good enough" .
Revised:  President of France Emmanuel Macron congratulated Biden saying 'Welcome back to the Paris Agreement!' The Biden administration is urging China to speed up its commitment to becoming carbon neutral, with John Kerry, the Climate Envoy said that the climate pledge of China to zero emissions by 2060 is "not good enough" .
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Original:  President of France Emmanuel Macron congratulated Biden saying  'Welcome back to the Paris Agreement!' John Kerry the Climate Envoy said that the climate pledge of China to zero emissions by 2060 is "not good enough" .
Revised:  President of France Emmanuel Macron congratulated Biden saying 'Welcome back to the Paris Agreement!' John Kerry the Climate Envoy , saying that its pledge to reach net-zero emissions by 2060 is "not good enough" .
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Original:  President of France Emmanuel Macron congratulated Biden saying  'Welcome back to the Paris Agreement!' John Kerry the Climate Envoy said that the climate pledge of China to zero emissions by 2060 is "not good enough" . The Biden administration is urging China to improve it .
Revised:  President of France Emmanuel Macron congratulated Biden saying 'Welcome back to the Paris Agreement!' John Kerry the Climate Envoy said that the climate pledge of China to zero emissions by 2060 is "not good enough" .
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Original:  Climate team The following officials comprise Joe Biden's climate team: The Biden administration is urging China to speed up its commitment to becoming carbon neutral, with John Kerry, the Climate Envoy, saying that its pledge to reach net-zero emissions by 2060 is "not good enough".
Revised: In 2020 a paper published in Nature Communications found that US can reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 49\% on 2005 levels by 2030 if the federal government actively participates. As of July 2021, it has not yet been proven whether Biden's policies are enough to reach these goals. Climate team The following officials comprise Joe Biden's climate team: The Biden administration is urging China to speed up its commitment to becoming carbon neutral, with John Kerry, the Climate Envoy, saying that its pledge to reach net-zero emissions by 2060 is "not good enough".
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Original:  John Kerry spoke about it, mentioning the urgent need to act on climate  in the next 10 years, the impact that climate change can make in the future, and the impacts that it already makes like the latest extreme cold events in the USA that in his opinion : "related to climate because the polar vortex penetrates further south because of the weakening of the jet stream related to warming."
Revised:  Speaking about the occasion, John Kerry mentioned the urgent need to act on climate in the next 10 years, the impact that climate change can make in the future, and the impacts that it already makes like the latest extreme cold events in the USA that in his opinion : "related to climate because the polar vortex penetrates further south because of the weakening of the jet stream related to warming."
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Original:  John Kerry spoke about it, mentioning the urgent need to act on climate  in the next 10 years, the impact that climate change can make in the future, and the impacts that it already makes like the latest extreme cold events in the USA that in his opinion : "related to climate because the polar vortex penetrates further south because of the weakening of the jet stream related to warming."
Revised:  John Kerry spoke about it, mentioning the urgent need to act on climate change in the next 10 years, the impact that climate change can make in the future, and the impacts that it already makes like the latest extreme cold events in the USA that in his opinion : "related to climate because the polar vortex penetrates further south because of the weakening of the jet stream related to warming."
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Original:  John Kerry spoke about it, mentioning the urgent need to act on climate  in the next 10 years, the impact that climate change can make in the future, and the impacts that it already makes like the latest extreme cold events in the USA that in his opinion : "related to climate because the polar vortex penetrates further south because of the weakening of the jet stream related to warming."
Revised:  John Kerry spoke about it, mentioning the urgent need to act on climate in the next 10 years, the impact that climate change will have on the future, and the impacts that it already makes like the latest extreme cold events in the USA that in his opinion : "related to climate because the polar vortex penetrates further south because of the weakening of the jet stream related to warming."
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Original:  John Kerry spoke about it, mentioning the urgent need to act on climate  in the next 10 years, the impact that climate change can make in the future, and the impacts that it already makes like the latest extreme cold events in the USA that in his opinion : "related to climate because the polar vortex penetrates further south because of the weakening of the jet stream related to warming."
Revised:  John Kerry spoke about it, mentioning the urgent need to act on climate in the next 10 years, the impact that climate change can make in the future, and the impacts that it is already having, such asthe latest extreme cold events in the USA that in his opinion : "related to climate because the polar vortex penetrates further south because of the weakening of the jet stream related to warming."
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Original:  John Kerry spoke about it, mentioning the urgent need to act on climate  in the next 10 years, the impact that climate change can make in the future, and the impacts that it already makes like the latest extreme cold events in the USA that in his opinion : "related to climate because the polar vortex penetrates further south because of the weakening of the jet stream related to warming."
Revised:  John Kerry spoke about it, mentioning the urgent need to act on climate in the next 10 years, the impact that climate change can make in the future, and the impacts that it already makes like the latest extreme cold events in the USA that in his opinion is "related to climate because the polar vortex penetrates further south because of the weakening of the jet stream related to warming."
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Original:  According to him, the 5x5 board is called "khamsáwee seega", the 7x7 board is called "seb'áwee", and the 9x9 board is called "tisáwee".
Revised:  According to him, the 5×5 board is called "khamsáwee seega", the 7x7 board is called "seb'áwee", and the 9x9 board is called "tisáwee".
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Original:  According to him, the 5x5 board is called "khamsáwee seega", the 7x7 board is called "seb'áwee", and the 9x9 board is called "tisáwee".
Revised:  According to him, the 5x5 board is called "khamsáwee seega", the 7×7 board is called "seb'áwee", and the 9x9 board is called "tisáwee".
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Original:  According to him, the 5x5 board is called "khamsáwee seega", the 7x7 board is called "seb'áwee", and the 9x9 board is called "tisáwee".
Revised:  According to him, the 5x5 board is called "khamsáwee seega", the 7x7 board is called "seb'áwee", and the 9×9 board is called "tisáwee".
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Revised: : Category:1963 births : Category:Living people Category:Colgate University alumni : Category:Military personnel from Utica, New York : Category:United States Navy : Category:United States Navy officers : Category:United States Navy SEALs personnel : Category:American podcasters : Category:Military personne 
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Revised: : Category:1963 births : Category:Living people : Category:Colgate University alumni : Category:Military personnel from Utica, New York Category:United States Navy : Category:United States Navy officers : Category:United States Navy SEALs personnel : Category:American podcasters : Category:Military personne 
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Revised: : Category:1963 births : Category:Living people : Category:Colgate University alumni : Category:Military personnel from Utica, New York : Category:United States Navy Category:United States Navy officers : Category:United States Navy SEALs personnel : Category:American podcasters : Category:Military personne 
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Revised: : Category:1963 births : Category:Living people : Category:Colgate University alumni : Category:Military personnel from Utica, New York : Category:United States Navy : Category:United States Navy officers Category:United States Navy SEALs personnel : Category:American podcasters : Category:Military personne 
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Revised: : Category:1963 births : Category:Living people : Category:Colgate University alumni : Category:Military personnel from Utica, New York : Category:United States Navy : Category:United States Navy officers : Category:United States Navy SEALs personnel : Category:American podcasters Category:Military personne 
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Revised: : Category:1963 births : Category:Living people : Category:Colgate University alumni : Category:Military personnel from Utica, New York : Category:United States Navy : Category:United States Navy officers : Category:United States Navy SEALs personnel : Category:American podcasters : Category:Military personne Category:1963 births Category:Living peop
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Original:  1969 Lottes memorial award as the best senior chemical engineering student, Purdue University, Chemical Engineering Department 1990 Merit Award for Excellence in the Field of Engineering and Technology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Nigeria 1991 Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Chemical Engineers 2001 SABIC Prize for innovative contributions 2003 Saudi Aramco Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Achievements in Engineering & Operations Services.
Revised:  1969 The John Clarence Lottes Award as an outstanding chemical engineering senior student, Purdue University, Chemical Engineering Department 1990 Merit Award for Excellence in the Field of Engineering and Technology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Nigeria 1991 Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Chemical Engineers 2001 SABIC Prize for innovative contributions 2003 Saudi Aramco Certificate of Recognition for Outstanding Achievements in Engineering & Operations Services.
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