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Original:  According to the Islamic Republic News Agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, the head of the  , said today that the finding of the highly enriched uranium is "of little significance at the current juncture." ElBaradei also pointed out that the investigation into where it came from is continuing and that the uranium could have come from equipment that was imported to Iran, but that "time is still needed to reach a conclusion in this respect."
Revised:  According to the Islamic Republic News Agency, Mohamed ElBaradei, the head of the IAEA , said today that the finding of the highly enriched uranium is "of little significance at the current juncture." ElBaradei also pointed out that the investigation into where it came from is continuing and that the uranium could have come from equipment that was imported to Iran, but that "time is still needed to reach a conclusion in this respect."
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Original: As expected, Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert Freedman today issued a preliminary injunction stopping the state from requiring would-be high school graduates to pass the California High School Exit Exam, but the state superintendent of schools said he would try to overturn Freedman's ruling.
Revised: As expected, Superior Court Judge Robert Freedman today issued a preliminary injunction stopping the state from requiring would-be high school graduates to pass the California High School Exit Exam, but the state superintendent of schools said he would try to overturn Freedman's ruling.
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Original:  "I ’ m greatly disappointed in today ’ s court decision to halt the California High School Exit Exam as a graduation requirement for the Class of 2006," said State Superintendent of Schools Jack O'Connell.
Revised:  "I ' m greatly disappointed in today ’ s court decision to halt the California High School Exit Exam as a graduation requirement for the Class of 2006," said State Superintendent of Schools Jack O'Connell.
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Original:  "I ’ m greatly disappointed in today ’ s court decision to halt the California High School Exit Exam as a graduation requirement for the Class of 2006," said State Superintendent of Schools Jack O'Connell.
Revised:  "I ’ m greatly disappointed in today ' s court decision to halt the California High School Exit Exam as a graduation requirement for the Class of 2006," said State Superintendent of Schools Jack O'Connell.
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Original:  "This is not only a great disappointment to me, it is a setback for students and hard-fought school accountability in the state of California." "The preliminary injunction against California ’ s Exit Exam denies the vast majority of students in the Class of 2006 the opportunity to graduate with diplomas that certify mastery of essential skills in reading and math," he said.
Revised:  "This is not only a great disappointment to me, it is a setback for students and hard-fought school accountability in the state of California." "The preliminary injunction against California ' s Exit Exam denies the vast majority of students in the Class of 2006 the opportunity to graduate with diplomas that certify mastery of essential skills in reading and math," he said.
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Original: In the opening round of the 2012 this past weekend, the beat the in , New Zealand by a score of 49–47, while over in  , Australia, the defending champion lost to the by a score of 47–42.
Revised: In the opening round of the 2012 this past weekend, the beat the in , New Zealand by a score of 49–47, while over in Brisbane , Australia, the defending champion lost to the by a score of 47–42.
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Original:  Chief Inspector Mike O'Hara, of a local policing operative in the town of - also in the West Midlands - stated his "local neighbourhood policing team who have an excellent working relationship with the local community will be on patrol to offer reassurance and will be available to link in with anyone that needs advice or would like to discuss any concerns they may have."
Revised:  Chief Inspector Mike O'Hara, of a local policing operative in the town of — also in the West Midlands - stated his "local neighbourhood policing team who have an excellent working relationship with the local community will be on patrol to offer reassurance and will be available to link in with anyone that needs advice or would like to discuss any concerns they may have."
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Original:  Chief Inspector Mike O'Hara, of a local policing operative in the town of - also in the West Midlands - stated his "local neighbourhood policing team who have an excellent working relationship with the local community will be on patrol to offer reassurance and will be available to link in with anyone that needs advice or would like to discuss any concerns they may have."
Revised:  Chief Inspector Mike O'Hara, of a local policing operative in the town of - also in the West Midlands — stated his "local neighbourhood policing team who have an excellent working relationship with the local community will be on patrol to offer reassurance and will be available to link in with anyone that needs advice or would like to discuss any concerns they may have."
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Original: 250px|Flag of the ICRC In a statement released on Thursday, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said that ICRC President Jacob Kellenberger "deplored the fact that the U.S. authorities had not moved closer to granting the ICRC access to persons held in undisclosed locations."
Revised: 250px|Flag of the ICRC In a statement released on Thursday, the (ICRC) said that ICRC President Jacob Kellenberger "deplored the fact that the U.S. authorities had not moved closer to granting the ICRC access to persons held in undisclosed locations."
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Original:  After Kellenberger met with senior officials, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice , Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley , he was again refused access to terrorist suspects held in secret detention centers, chief ICRC spokesperson Antonella Notari said on Friday.
Revised:  After Kellenberger met with senior officials, including Secretary of State , Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley , he was again refused access to terrorist suspects held in secret detention centers, chief ICRC spokesperson Antonella Notari said on Friday.
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Original:  After Kellenberger met with senior officials, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice , Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley , he was again refused access to terrorist suspects held in secret detention centers, chief ICRC spokesperson Antonella Notari said on Friday.
Revised:  After Kellenberger met with senior officials, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice , Defense Secretary , and National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley , he was again refused access to terrorist suspects held in secret detention centers, chief ICRC spokesperson Antonella Notari said on Friday.
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Original:  After Kellenberger met with senior officials, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice , Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley , he was again refused access to terrorist suspects held in secret detention centers, chief ICRC spokesperson Antonella Notari said on Friday.
Revised:  After Kellenberger met with senior officials, including Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice , Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and National Security Adviser , he was again refused access to terrorist suspects held in secret detention centers, chief ICRC spokesperson Antonella Notari said on Friday.
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Original:  In response, U.S. State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said that the ICRC has access to the vast majority of U.S. detainees, but said that "There is a certain subcategory of individuals who have forfeited their protections under the Geneva Conventions and there is not an obligation to allow access to those individuals."
Revised:  In response, spokesman Sean McCormack said that the ICRC has access to the vast majority of U.S. detainees, but said that "There is a certain subcategory of individuals who have forfeited their protections under the Geneva Conventions and there is not an obligation to allow access to those individuals."
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Original:  In response, U.S. State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said that the ICRC has access to the vast majority of U.S. detainees, but said that "There is a certain subcategory of individuals who have forfeited their protections under the Geneva Conventions and there is not an obligation to allow access to those individuals."
Revised:  In response, U.S. State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said that the ICRC has access to the vast majority of U.S. detainees, but said that "There is a certain subcategory of individuals who have forfeited their protections under the and there is not an obligation to allow access to those individuals."
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Original:  "Bold become <strong>, Italic becomes <em>, Heading 1 become <h1>, Quotes become <blockquote> and on it goes." Graphic files that users would use in blog entries will be converted to the  format, which includes support for alpha channel (i.e. partial) transparency.
Revised:  "Bold become <strong>, Italic becomes <em>, Heading 1 become <h1>, Quotes become <blockquote> and on it goes." Graphic files that users would use in blog entries will be converted to the PNG format, which includes support for alpha channel (i.e. partial) transparency.
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Original: Osmanoğlu, who was the last royal born during the , died at age 91, reportedly from a heart attack, Monday and was buried in , . Neslişah was both the granddaughter of , who was the last Ottoman Emperor, and , who was the last Ottoman .
Revised: Osmanoğlu, who was the last royal born during the , died at age 91, reportedly from a heart attack, Monday and was buried in Istanbul, Turkey . Neslişah was both the granddaughter of , who was the last Ottoman Emperor, and , who was the last Ottoman .
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Original: The scheme allows those living or working in parts of remote Australia without conventional mobile telephone services to claim a subsidy of up to $1,200 on the purchase of a satellite telephone. The program was supposed to run for five years from 2002 until 2007. The program will continue until 2009. In addition to the extension, the scheme's eligibility criteria will be changed from July 1, 2006 to ensure that the scheme "continues to be well targeted," according to Senator Coonan. The changes will allow aboriginal corporations and educational institutions to claim the subsidy, which were previously ineligible. “These changes include increasing the level of support available to Indigenous corporations who may now be able to receive more than two subsidies in some circumstances, and introducing educational institutions as an eligible category,” Senator Coonan said. The government will also change the way the subsidy is calculated. In the past, it had been calculated based upon the call plan chosen by the customer. The government will now calculate the subsidy based on the amount of time the customer spends in remote areas. Those operating a business in areas without ground-based mobile telephone services will be eligible for the full $ 1,200 subsidy, while those who spend some time in such areas will be eligible for  $900.
Revised: The scheme allows those living or working in parts of remote Australia without conventional mobile telephone services to claim a subsidy of up to AU$1,200 on the purchase of a satellite telephone. The program was supposed to run for five years from 2002 until 2007. The program will continue until 2009. In addition to the extension, the scheme's eligibility criteria will be changed from July 1, 2006 to ensure that the scheme "continues to be well targeted," according to Senator Coonan. The changes will allow aboriginal corporations and educational institutions to claim the subsidy, which were previously ineligible. “These changes include increasing the level of support available to Indigenous corporations who may now be able to receive more than two subsidies in some circumstances, and introducing educational institutions as an eligible category,” Senator Coonan said. The government will also change the way the subsidy is calculated. In the past, it had been calculated based upon the call plan chosen by the customer. The government will now calculate the subsidy based on the amount of time the customer spends in remote areas. Those operating a business in areas without ground-based mobile telephone services will be eligible for the full AU$ 1,200 subsidy, while those who spend some time in such areas will be eligible for $900.
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Original:  Those operating a business in areas without ground-based mobile telephone services will be eligible for the full $ 1,200 subsidy, while those who spend some time in such areas will be eligible for  $900.
Revised:  Those operating a business in areas without ground-based mobile telephone services will be eligible for the full $ 1,200 subsidy, while those who spend some time in such areas will be eligible for AU $900.
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Original:  [[Image: COA of Libya.svg|190| National seal of Libya]] Diplomatic ties were strained between the countries following the rise to power of Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi in 1969, and U.S. economic sanctions against the country beginning in the 1970s.
Revised:  [[Image: Coat of arms of Libya.svg|190| National seal of Libya]] Diplomatic ties were strained between the countries following the rise to power of Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi in 1969, and U.S. economic sanctions against the country beginning in the 1970s.
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Original:  [[Image: COA of Libya.svg|190| National seal of Libya]] Diplomatic ties were strained between the countries following the rise to power of Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi in 1969, and U.S. economic sanctions against the country beginning in the 1970s.
Revised:  [[Image: COA of Libya.svg|190| Coat of arms of Libya]] Diplomatic ties were strained between the countries following the rise to power of Libyan leader Muammar al-Gaddafi in 1969, and U.S. economic sanctions against the country beginning in the 1970s.
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Original: Yesterday, the went through with its plans to fire its cannons on the Ryō Un Maru , a Japanese ship that was sent out to sea last year by the that hit . Prior to the sinking of the  , a fishing vessel claimed salvage rights.
Revised: Yesterday, the went through with its plans to fire its cannons on the , a Japanese ship that was sent out to sea last year by the that hit . Prior to the sinking of the , a fishing vessel claimed salvage rights.
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Original: Yesterday, the went through with its plans to fire its cannons on the Ryō Un Maru , a Japanese ship that was sent out to sea last year by the that hit . Prior to the sinking of the  , a fishing vessel claimed salvage rights.
Revised: Yesterday, the went through with its plans to fire its cannons on the Ryō Un Maru , a Japanese ship that was sent out to sea last year by the that hit . Prior to the sinking of the Ryō Un Maru , a fishing vessel claimed salvage rights.
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Original: 275px|On a typical day a lively flow of traffic is here, but this six-mile stretch of US Highway 1 was shut down due to flooding, between Interstate 95  and Massachusetts Route 60.
Revised: 275px|On a typical day a lively flow of traffic is here, but this six-mile stretch of US Route 1 was shut down due to flooding, between Interstate 95 and Massachusetts Route 60.
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Original: 275px|On a typical day a lively flow of traffic is here, but this six-mile stretch of US Highway 1 was shut down due to flooding, between Interstate 95  and Massachusetts Route 60.
Revised: 275px|On a typical day a lively flow of traffic is here, but this six-mile stretch of US Highway 1 was shut down due to flooding, between Interstate 95 /Massachusetts Route 128 and Massachusetts Route 60.
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Original:  References live authority Conny from Dresden, February 3, 2005%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Germany de:In mehreren deutschen Städten demonstrieren Studenten gegen StudiengebührenCategory:Culture and entertainment
Revised:  live authority Conny from Dresden, February 3, 2005%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Germany de:In mehreren deutschen Städten demonstrieren Studenten gegen StudiengebührenCategory:Culture and entertainment
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Original:  References live authority Conny from Dresden, February 3, 2005%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Germany de:In mehreren deutschen Städten demonstrieren Studenten gegen StudiengebührenCategory:Culture and entertainment
Revised:  References %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Germany de:In mehreren deutschen Städten demonstrieren Studenten gegen StudiengebührenCategory:Culture and entertainment
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Original:  References live authority Conny from Dresden, February 3, 2005%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Germany de:In mehreren deutschen Städten demonstrieren Studenten gegen StudiengebührenCategory:Culture and entertainment
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Original: A man spoke of his embarrassment and shock after he was mistakenly rushed into the BBC News 24 studio and interviewed live on the news channel about the Apple (Beatles) vs. Apple Corp court case.
Revised: A man spoke of his embarrassment and shock after he was mistakenly rushed into the BBC News 24 studio and interviewed live on the news channel about the w:Apple Corps (Beatles) vs. Apple Corp court case.
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Original: A man spoke of his embarrassment and shock after he was mistakenly rushed into the BBC News 24 studio and interviewed live on the news channel about the Apple (Beatles) vs. Apple Corp court case.
Revised: A man spoke of his embarrassment and shock after he was mistakenly rushed into the BBC News 24 studio and interviewed live on the news channel about the Apple (Beatles) vs. w:Apple Inc. court case.
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Original: A man spoke of his embarrassment and shock after he was mistakenly rushed into the BBC News 24 studio and interviewed live on the news channel about the w: Apple Corps (Beatles) vs. w: Apple Inc. court case.
Revised: A man spoke of his embarrassment and shock after he was mistakenly rushed into the BBC News 24 studio and interviewed live on the news channel about the Apple Corps (Beatles) vs. w: Apple Inc. court case.
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Original: A man spoke of his embarrassment and shock after he was mistakenly rushed into the BBC News 24 studio and interviewed live on the news channel about the w: Apple Corps (Beatles) vs. w: Apple Inc. court case.
Revised: A man spoke of his embarrassment and shock after he was mistakenly rushed into the BBC News 24 studio and interviewed live on the news channel about the w: Apple Corps (Beatles) vs. Apple Inc. court case.
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Original:  The ASN said in a statement the anomaly had been provisionally placed at level 1 on the , which ranks occurrences at nuclear power plants on a scale ranging from 1 to 7, with 7 representing an event with lasting consequences for health and the environment such as the following a in in March 2011.
Revised:  The ASN said in a statement the anomaly had been provisionally placed at level 1 on the , which ranks occurrences at nuclear power plants on a scale ranging from 1 to 7, with 7 representing an event with lasting consequences for health and the environment such as the Fukushima Daiichi disaster following a Tsunami in Japan in in March 2011.
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Original:  The ASN said in a statement the anomaly had been provisionally placed at level 1 on the , which ranks occurrences at nuclear power plants on a scale ranging from 1 to 7, with 7 representing an event with lasting consequences for health and the environment such as the following a in in March 2011.
Revised:  The ASN said in a statement the anomaly had been provisionally placed at level 1 on the , which ranks occurrences at nuclear power plants on a scale ranging from 1 to 7, with 7 representing an event with lasting consequences for health and the environment such as the following a in March 2011.
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Original:  European Commissioner Neelie Kroes withdraws her support for Rita Verdonk in the race of presidency of their party in favour of Mark Rutte.
Revised: The events surrounding Ayaan Hirsi Ali has had considerable effects on Dutch politics: European Commissioner Neelie Kroes withdraws her support for Rita Verdonk in the race of presidency of their party in favour of Mark Rutte.
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Original:  Jan Peter Balkenende stated that  VVD will possibly no longer be part of a next administration . Piet Hein Donner - Minister of Justice stated the cost of protection of AHA in the States would not be paid anymore although according to the lawers of Hirsi the Dutch State prior said they would always continue do so no matter where she is .
Revised:  Jan Peter Balkenende stated that the VVD will possibly no longer be part of a next administration . Piet Hein Donner - Minister of Justice stated the cost of protection of AHA in the States would not be paid anymore although according to the lawers of Hirsi the Dutch State prior said they would always continue do so no matter where she is .
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Original:  Jan Peter Balkenende stated that  VVD will possibly no longer be part of a next administration . Piet Hein Donner - Minister of Justice stated the cost of protection of AHA in the States would not be paid anymore although according to the lawers of Hirsi the Dutch State prior said they would always continue do so no matter where she is .
Revised:  Jan Peter Balkenende stated that VVD will possibly no longer be part of a next administration Piet Hein Donner - Minister of Justice stated the cost of protection of AHA in the States would not be paid anymore although according to the lawers of Hirsi the Dutch State prior said they would always continue do so no matter where she is .
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Original:  Jan Peter Balkenende stated that  VVD will possibly no longer be part of a next administration . Piet Hein Donner - Minister of Justice stated the cost of protection of AHA in the States would not be paid anymore although according to the lawers of Hirsi the Dutch State prior said they would always continue do so no matter where she is .
Revised:  Jan Peter Balkenende stated that VVD will possibly no longer be part of a next administration . .
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Original: The state ’ s teachers and schools chief Jack O ’ Connell have settled their lawsuit against Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and, as a result, billions of dollars in school funding O’Connell and the teachers claimed the governor misappropriated during the state’s fiscal crisis will be returned to the schools.
Revised: The state ' s teachers and schools chief Jack O ’ Connell have settled their lawsuit against Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and, as a result, billions of dollars in school funding O’Connell and the teachers claimed the governor misappropriated during the state’s fiscal crisis will be returned to the schools.
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Original: The state ’ s teachers and schools chief Jack O ’ Connell have settled their lawsuit against Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and, as a result, billions of dollars in school funding O’Connell and the teachers claimed the governor misappropriated during the state’s fiscal crisis will be returned to the schools.
Revised: The state ’ s teachers and schools chief Jack O ' Connell have settled their lawsuit against Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and, as a result, billions of dollars in school funding O’Connell and the teachers claimed the governor misappropriated during the state’s fiscal crisis will be returned to the schools.
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