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Original:  This movement was a catalysis for Indigenous groups abroad in the United States, Australia and New Zealand, used to stand up for their rights and the land. the Carole Geller Human Rights Award, established by the Canadian Human Rights Reporter : this award is intended to support activists and advocates whose contributions to the improvement of rights often receive no official recognition.
Revised:  This movement was a catalysis for Indigenous groups abroad in the United States, Australia and New Zealand, used to stand up for their rights and the land. The Carole Geller Human Rights Award, established by the Canadian Human Rights Reporter : this award is intended to support activists and advocates whose contributions to the improvement of rights often receive no official recognition.
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Original: 250px|Si-nangsong (poetry recitation) contest The Si-nangsong ( hangul : 시낭송, hanja : 詩朗誦 ) refers to the Korean poetry recitation way , which conveys emotions by memorizing poems.
Revised: 250px|Si-nangsong (poetry recitation) contest The Si-nangsong ( ) refers to the Korean poetry recitation way , which conveys emotions by memorizing poems.
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Original: 250px|Si-nangsong (poetry recitation) contest The Si-nangsong ( hangul : 시낭송, hanja : 詩朗誦 ) refers to the Korean poetry recitation way , which conveys emotions by memorizing poems.
Revised: 250px|Si-nangsong (poetry recitation) contest The Si-nangsong ( hangul : 시낭송, hanja : 詩朗誦 ) refers to the Korean poetry recitation style , which conveys emotions by memorizing poems.
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Original:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest (  1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest (  1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
Revised:  List of poetry recitation contests JEI Poetry Recitation Contest ( 1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest ( 1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
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Original:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest (  1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest (  1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
Revised:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest ( founded 1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest ( 1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
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Original:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest (  1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest (  1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
Revised:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest ( 1991 ): hosted jointly by the Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest ( 1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
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Original:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest (  1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest (  1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
Revised:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest ( 1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest ( 1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
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Original:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest (  1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest (  1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
Revised:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest ( 1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest ( founded 1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
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Original:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest (  1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest (  1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
Revised:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest ( 1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest ( 1994 National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
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Original:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest (  1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest (  1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
Revised:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest ( 1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest ( 1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting ): hosted by the Geoje branch of the National Youth and Adult Poetry Recitation Contest (founded 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
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Original:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest (  1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest (  1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
Revised:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest ( 1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest ( 1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ): hosted by the Poem Reciter Association of Korea See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
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Original:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest (  1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest (  1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
Revised:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest ( 1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest ( 1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
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Original:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest (  1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest (  1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links poetry recitation
Revised:  List of Poetry Recitiation Contest (More than 18 events in Korea) JEI Poetry Recitation Contest ( 1991 ~): Society of Korean Poets & JEI Corporation joint hosting Geoje Art Festival poetry recitation contest ( 1994 ~): FACO Geoje Branch hosting National poetry recitation contest( 1999 ~): Korea Si-nangsong-ga Association hosting See also Society of Korean Poets Poetry reading Honorary Poets External links Si-nangsong on Naver Knowledge Encyclopedia
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Original:  The folklore image of Sihirtians has mythologically imprinted features of the real people (probably of the Samoyedic  origin), who lived in Europe and the West Siberian tundra in antiquity.
Revised:  The folklore image of Sihirtians has mythologically imprinted features of the real people (probably of the Samoyedic or Paleo-Siberian origin), who lived in Europe and the West Siberian tundra in antiquity.
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Original:  Sources Уральская историческая энциклопедия. Изд. 2-е, перераб. и доп. / Гл. ред. В.В. Алексеев. Екатеринбург: Академкнига, 2000. 640 с. References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Mythological peoples Category:Ancient peoples of Russia Category:Dwarf-like creature
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Original:  Екатеринбург: Академкнига, 2000. 640 с. References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Mythological peoples Category:Ancient peoples of Russia Category:Dwarf-like creature
Revised:  Екатеринбург: Академкнига, 2000. 640 с. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Mythological peoples Category:Ancient peoples of Russia Category:Dwarf-like creature
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Original:  Екатеринбург: Академкнига, 2000. 640 с. References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Mythological peoples Category:Ancient peoples of Russia Category:Dwarf-like creature
Revised:  Екатеринбург: Академкнига, 2000. 640 с. References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original: Examples King Christian IV of Denmark Christian IV of Denmark (1577–1648) wore a lovelock, possibly because of  medical condition plica polonica, and others in his court copied it to make it into a Danish court fashion.
Revised: Examples King Christian IV of Denmark Christian IV of Denmark (1577–1648) wore a lovelock, possibly because of a medical condition plica polonica, and others in his court copied it to make it into a Danish court fashion.
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Original: Examples King Christian IV of Denmark Christian IV of Denmark (1577–1648) wore a lovelock, possibly because of  medical condition plica polonica, and others in his court copied it to make it into a Danish court fashion.
Revised: Examples King Christian IV of Denmark Christian IV of Denmark (1577–1648) wore a lovelock, possibly because of medical condition plica polonica, and others in his court copied it , making it a Danish court fashion.
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Original:   Since 1976 the Universidade Eduardo Mondlane in Maputo oversees it.
Revised:  In 1939 it was designated the official "Arquivo do Governo da Colónia" and after independence from Portugal in 1975 became the repository of records of the Republic of Mozambique. Since 1976 the Universidade Eduardo Mondlane in Maputo oversees it.
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Original:   See also Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino, Lisbon Lista de arquivos públicos nos países de língua portuguesa  Biblioteca Nacional de Moçambique  History of Mozambique
Revised:  The archives contributes to the operation of the Sistema Nacional de Arquivos (est. 1992) and its successor, the Sistema Nacional de Arquivos de Estado of the Ministério da Função Pública (est. 2007). It also produces a journal. See also Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino, Lisbon Lista de arquivos públicos nos países de língua portuguesa Biblioteca Nacional de Moçambique History of Mozambique
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Original:   See also Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino, Lisbon Lista de arquivos públicos nos países de língua portuguesa  Biblioteca Nacional de Moçambique  History of Mozambique
Revised:  See also Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino, Lisbon Lista de arquivos públicos nos países de língua portuguesa (List of public archives in Portuguese-speaking countries) Biblioteca Nacional de Moçambique History of Mozambique
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Original:   See also Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino, Lisbon Lista de arquivos públicos nos países de língua portuguesa  Biblioteca Nacional de Moçambique  History of Mozambique
Revised:  See also Arquivo Histórico Ultramarino, Lisbon Lista de arquivos públicos nos países de língua portuguesa Biblioteca Nacional de Moçambique (national library) History of Mozambique
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Original:  Unique to the sport is how there 's no penetration under and over the net - it 's even allowed to block a set being executed in the opponent' s side -, the possibility of blocking serves and how there 's no lifting (carrying) faults during spikes.
Revised:  Unique to the sport is that there is no penetration under and over the net - it 's even allowed to block a set being executed in the opponent' s side -, the possibility of blocking serves and how there 's no lifting (carrying) faults during spikes.
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Original:  Unique to the sport is how there 's no penetration under and over the net - it 's even allowed to block a set being executed in the opponent' s side -, the possibility of blocking serves and how there 's no lifting (carrying) faults during spikes.
Revised:  Unique to the sport is how there 's no penetration under and over the net - it is even allowed to block a set being executed in the opponent' s side -, the possibility of blocking serves and how there 's no lifting (carrying) faults during spikes.
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Original:  Unique to the sport is how there 's no penetration under and over the net - it 's even allowed to block a set being executed in the opponent' s side -, the possibility of blocking serves and how there 's no lifting (carrying) faults during spikes.
Revised:  Unique to the sport is how there 's no penetration under and over the net - it 's even allowed to block a set being executed in the opponents' side -, the possibility of blocking serves and how there 's no lifting (carrying) faults during spikes.
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Original:  Unique to the sport is how there 's no penetration under and over the net - it 's even allowed to block a set being executed in the opponent' s side -, the possibility of blocking serves and how there 's no lifting (carrying) faults during spikes.
Revised:  Unique to the sport is how there 's no penetration under and over the net - it 's even allowed to block a set being executed in the opponent' s side -, the possibility of blocking serves and how there is no lifting (carrying) faults during spikes.
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Original:  Staats described the discipline of his 2-year-old daughter in 1962: "I would put her in her crib and indicate that she had to stay there until she stopped crying.
Revised: History The concept of time-out was URL named, and used (see Child Magazine, 2006, "20 People who Changed Childhood") by Arthur W. Staats in his extended work with his daughter (and later son), and was part of a long-term program of behavioral analysis beginning in 1958 that treated various aspects of child development. He introduced various elements that later composed foundations for applied behavior analysis and behavior therapy. (The token reward system was another invention by him.) Montrose Wolf, a graduate student assistant of Staats on several studies dealing with reading learning in preschoolers (see, for example, "The conditioning of textual responses using 'extrinsic' reinforcers"), used that background when he went to the University of Washington where he began his creative program of research. Wolf began the widespread use of Staats' time-out procedure in extending training methods to an autistic child (see the 1964 published study dealing with the behavioral treatment of a child). Staats described the discipline of his 2-year-old daughter in 1962: "I would put her in her crib and indicate that she had to stay there until she stopped crying.
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Original:       Time-out is one behavior control method based on removing positive reinforcement for a brief time.
Revised:  Application For Staats, the timeout period was ended when the child's misbehavior, such as crying inappropriately, ended. He considered removal from a positive emotional environment to one of lesser positivity as a very mild punishment. Various people have added their opinions regarding time-out as the following indicates. Time-out is one behavior control method based on removing positive reinforcement for a brief time.
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Original:       Time-out is one behavior control method based on removing positive reinforcement for a brief time.
Revised:  Time out is a type two punishment procedure and is used commonly in schools, colleges, offices, clinics and homes. To implement time out, a caregiver removes the child from a reinforcing activity for a short period of time, usually 5 to 15 minutes, in order to discourage inappropriate behavior and teach the child that engaging in problem behavior will result in decreased access to reinforcing items and events in the child's environment. Time-out is one behavior control method based on removing positive reinforcement for a brief time.
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Original:       Time-out is one behavior control method based on removing positive reinforcement for a brief time.
Revised:  Time-outs may be on a chair, step, corner, bedroom, or any other location where there are no distractions and reduced access to fun items, activities and people. This procedure is preferable to other punishments such as reprimanding, yelling at or spanking the child for their misbehavior, which are type one punishments (positive punishment). Time-out is one behavior control method based on removing positive reinforcement for a brief time.
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Original:       Time-out is one behavior control method based on removing positive reinforcement for a brief time.
Revised:  For this disciplinary technique to be most effective and to produce the desired results, the child should be old enough to sit still and is required to remain there for a fixed period. Also, according to developmental psychologists, parents should evaluate each situation to determine what may be causing the misbehavior, such as a toy, frustration, hunger, or lack of sleep, and then address any underlying needs before a punishment contingency should be used. Any time they are trying to reduce a problem behavior, parents should be sure that they are also teaching and reinforcing the desired replacement behavior. Parents should also clearly explain why the child is being put in time out, and what the child needs to do to return to the reinforcing environment/be let out of time-out (but too much explanation can reinforce the unwanted behavior as a result of "misplaced adult URL Psychology Today September 2001). Furthermore, the renown developmental psychologist Kathleen Stassen Berger suggests that time-out should remain brief, proposing a general guideline: the length of time that the child should remain in time-out should correlate with the child's age - each of year of the child's age constitutes one minute in time-out. Time-out is one behavior control method based on removing positive reinforcement for a brief time.
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Original:  For this, and other ethical reasons, behavior analysts exhaust all options for using differential reinforcement and/or extinction procedures to reduce problem behavior, before considering the use of punishment procedures            .
Revised:  For this, and other ethical reasons, behavior analysts exhaust all options for using differential reinforcement and/or extinction procedures to reduce problem behavior, before considering the use of punishment procedures Effectiveness Several studies show that time-out is an especially effective disciplinary strategy, reducing aggressive and non-compliant behavior, when other positive parenting methods are also used. Time out must be linked with "time in" in order to be effective because children need to be able to find reinforcement through positive experiences. .
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Original:  For this, and other ethical reasons, behavior analysts exhaust all options for using differential reinforcement and/or extinction procedures to reduce problem behavior, before considering the use of punishment procedures            .
Revised:  For this, and other ethical reasons, behavior analysts exhaust all options for using differential reinforcement and/or extinction procedures to reduce problem behavior, before considering the use of punishment procedures There are differences between strategies for ending time out. While some proponents of time-outs insist on silence and stillness from the child during the time-out, it is easier to use a "release-contingency," such that the requirement is only that the child is sitting peacefully at the end of the time-out period. Those who use time-out for children to get anger and frustration "out of their system" or for children to think about their behavior are using time-out in a way that is different than those basing it on operant behavioral principles (that time-out from positive reinforcement may reduce recurrences of the unwanted target behavior). .
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