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Original:  Separately, a group of leading US scientists that has linked global warming to the recent increase in hurricane intensity , has warned that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation  or bear the risk of more extreme storms.
Revised:  Separately, a group of leading US scientists that has linked global warming to the recent increase in hurricane intensity . They warn that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation or bear the risk of more extreme storms.
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Original:  Separately, a group of leading US scientists that has linked global warming to the recent increase in hurricane intensity , has warned that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation  or bear the risk of more extreme storms.
Revised:  Separately, a group of leading US scientists that has linked global warming to the recent increase in hurricane intensity , has warned that humans must develop cleaner energy and transportation or bear the risk of more extreme storms.
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Original:  Separately, a group of leading US scientists that has linked global warming to the recent increase in hurricane intensity , has warned that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation  or bear the risk of more extreme storms.
Revised:  Separately, a group of leading US scientists that has linked global warming to the recent increase in hurricane intensity , has warned that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation immediately - or bear the risk of more extreme storms.
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Original:  "One is faced with repeating history, of putting up with $200 billion worth of damage every so often," said Dr. Peter Webster, a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology and author of a study last year that found the average strength and duration of hurricanes has doubled in the last 50 years. "I’m not sure how many $ 200 billion the country can afford," he told journalists.
Revised:  "One is faced with repeating history, of putting up with $200 billion worth of damage every so often," said Dr. Peter Webster, a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology and author of a 2005 study that found the strength and duration of hurricanes has doubled in the last 50 years. "I’m not sure how many $ 200 billion the country can afford," he told journalists.
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Original:  The hurricane center also predicts that from 13 to 16 "named" storms this season (i.e. of tropical storm strength or greater, with winds in excess of 39 mph or 62 km/h.) A major hurricane, as defined by the National Hurricane Center, is one that rates Category 3 or above on the Saffir-Simpson scale , with sustained winds of 111 mph (179 km/h) or more.
Revised:  The hurricane center also predicts that from 13 to 16 "named" storms this season (i.e. of strength or greater, with winds in excess of 39 mph or 62 km/h.) A major hurricane, as defined by the National Hurricane Center, is one that rates Category 3 or above on the Saffir-Simpson scale , with sustained winds of 111 mph (179 km/h) or more.
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Original:  The hurricane center also predicts that from 13 to 16 "named" storms this season (i.e. of tropical storm strength or greater, with winds in excess of 39 mph or 62 km/h.) A major hurricane, as defined by the National Hurricane Center, is one that rates Category 3 or above on the Saffir-Simpson scale , with sustained winds of 111 mph (179 km/h) or more.
Revised:  The hurricane center also predicts that from 13 to 16 "named" storms this season (i.e. of tropical storm strength or greater, with winds in excess of 39 mph or 62 km/h.) A major hurricane, as defined by the National Hurricane Center, is one that rates Category 3 or above on the , with sustained winds of 111 mph (179 km/h) or more.
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Original:  Yiannis Papageorgiou a spokesman for the Greek Air Force says that the Greek F-16 was dispatched to intercept and identify the Turkish plane that according to Papageorgiou was violating the Athens Flight Information Region, when the two planes collided.
Revised:  Yiannis Papageorgiou a spokesman for the says that the Greek F-16 was dispatched to intercept and identify the Turkish plane that according to Papageorgiou was violating the Athens Flight Information Region, when the two planes collided.
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Original:  Yiannis Papageorgiou a spokesman for the Greek Air Force says that the Greek F-16 was dispatched to intercept and identify the Turkish plane that according to Papageorgiou was violating the Athens Flight Information Region, when the two planes collided.
Revised:  Yiannis Papageorgiou a spokesman for the Greek Air Force says that the Greek F-16 was dispatched to intercept and identify the Turkish plane that according to Papageorgiou was violating the Flight Information Region, when the two planes collided.
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Original: Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown, left, meets Governor of the People's Bank of China Zhou Xiaochuan at a reception ahead of the G7 finance meeting - VOAnews.com The quarterly G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' meeting at Lancaster House concluded on February 5, 2005, with the G7 failing to agree on a plan to reduce debt in developing countries.
Revised:  The quarterly G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' meeting at Lancaster House concluded on February 5, 2005, with the G7 failing to agree on a plan to reduce debt in developing countries.
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Original: Sir Edmund Hillary, a New Zealand mountaineer and explorer, is angry with 40 mountaineers, including Mark Inglis, the first double amputee to reach the summit of Mount Everest, who left a British climber to die. 
Revised: Sir Edmund Hillary, the New Zealand mountaineer and explorer, is angry with 40 mountaineers, including Mark Inglis, the first double amputee to reach the summit of Mount Everest, who left a British climber to die. 
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Original: Sir Edmund Hillary, a New Zealand mountaineer and explorer, is angry with 40 mountaineers, including Mark Inglis, the first double amputee to reach the summit of Mount Everest, who left a British climber to die. 
Revised: Sir Edmund Hillary, a New Zealand mountaineer and explorer, is angry with 40 mountaineers, including Mark Inglis, the first double amputee to reach the summit of Mount Everest, who left a British climber to die. Sir Edmund was the first person to climb Mount Everest, in 1954.
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Original: Diplomatic pressure on North Korea continued this week as the country remained defiant during its celebration Sunday.  gave his first formal address on Sunday in the aftermath of Friday's failed attempt to launch a multistage rocket into orbit and in honor of the anniversary of 100th birthday.
Revised: Diplomatic pressure on North Korea continued this week as the country remained defiant during its celebration Sunday. Kim Jong-un gave his first formal address on Sunday in the aftermath of Friday's failed attempt to launch a multistage rocket into orbit and in honor of the anniversary of 100th birthday.
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Original:  Category:Colombia Category:Cuba Category:Venezuela Category:South America Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Published  es:Uribe aplaza reunión con Chávez y viaje a Europa por problemas de salud Category:H
Revised:  Category:Colombia Category:Cuba Category:Venezuela Category:South America Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Published Category:Hugo Chavez es:Uribe aplaza reunión con Chávez y viaje a Europa por problemas de salud Category:H
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Original:  Category:Colombia Category:Cuba Category:Venezuela Category:South America Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Published  es:Uribe aplaza reunión con Chávez y viaje a Europa por problemas de salud Category:H
Revised:  Category:Colombia Category:Cuba Category:Venezuela Category:South America Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Published es:Uribe aplaza reunión con Chávez y viaje a Europa por problemas de Category:H
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Original:  Category:Colombia Category:Cuba Category:Venezuela Category:South America Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Published  es:Uribe aplaza reunión con Chávez y viaje a Europa por problemas de salud Category:H
Revised:  Category:Colombia Category:Cuba Category:Venezuela Category:South America Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Published es:Uribe aplaza reunión con Chávez y viaje a Europa por problemas de salud sal
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Original: British sailor Adrian Flanagan , seeking to become the first person to single-handedly circumnavigate the globe in a north-south direction, set sail from Honolulu on May 17 after a nine-day stop for supplies and repairs to his boat.
Revised: British sailor , seeking to become the first person to single-handedly circumnavigate the globe in a north-south direction, set sail from Honolulu on May 17 after a nine-day stop for supplies and repairs to his boat.
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Original: British sailor Adrian Flanagan , seeking to become the first person to single-handedly circumnavigate the globe in a north-south direction, set sail from Honolulu on May 17 after a nine-day stop for supplies and repairs to his boat.
Revised: British sailor Adrian Flanagan , seeking to become the first person to single-handedly circumnavigate the globe in a north-south direction, set sail from on May 17 after a nine-day stop for supplies and repairs to his boat.
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Original: British sailor , seeking to become the first person to single-handedly circumnavigate the globe in a north-south direction, set sail from  on May 17 after a nine-day stop for supplies and repairs to his boat.
Revised: British sailor , seeking to become the first person to single-handedly circumnavigate the globe in a north-south direction, set sail from Honolulu on May 17 after a nine-day stop for supplies and repairs to his boat.
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Original:  His boat, the 40-foot vessel Barrabas, suffered structural damage during stormy weather around Cape Horn at the southern tip of South America, as a loose wire cut a gash into the mast of his boat.
Revised:  His boat, the 40-foot vessel Barrabas, suffered structural damage during stormy weather around at the southern tip of South America, as a loose wire cut a gash into the mast of his boat.
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Original:  Siraj, 23, was arrested on the eve of the 2004 Republican National Convention on charges he planned to attack a subway station in Herald Square, the dense Manhattan shopping district that includes Macy's flagship department store.
Revised:  Siraj, 23, was arrested on the eve of the 2004 Republican National Convention on charges he planned to attack a subway station in Herald Square, the dense shopping district that includes Macy's flagship department store.
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Original:  Siraj, 23, was arrested on the eve of the 2004 Republican National Convention on charges he planned to attack a subway station in Herald Square, the dense Manhattan shopping district that includes Macy's flagship department store.
Revised:  Siraj, 23, was arrested on the eve of the 2004 Republican National Convention on charges he planned to attack a subway station in Herald Square, the dense Manhattan shopping district that includes flagship department store.
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Original:  Siraj claimed he was entrapped by an over-zealous police informant twice his age, Egyptian Osama Eldawoody, 50, who met the Siraj in an Islamic bookstore while spying on mosques for the New York police.
Revised:  Siraj claimed he was entrapped by an over-zealous police informant twice his age, Egyptian Osama Eldawoody, 50, who met the Siraj in an bookstore while spying on mosques for the New York police.
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Original: "About 20 [Ministers of Parliament] but 40 journalists including photographers," said filmmaker Amir Muhammed about a screening of his controversial documentary at the National Film Institute on Sunday, May 21st.
Revised: "About 20 [Ministers of Parliament] but 40 journalists including photographers," said filmmaker Amir Muhammed about a screening of his controversial documentary at the National Film Institute on Sunday, May 21.
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Original: In a unanimous ruling, the court ruled that the city's ban on aerial advertising is not pre-empted by federal law and violates neither the free speech provisions of the First Amendment nor the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment .
Revised: In a unanimous ruling, the court ruled that the city's ban on aerial advertising is not preempted by federal law and violates neither the free speech provisions of the First Amendment nor the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment .
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Original: In a unanimous ruling, the court ruled that the city's ban on aerial advertising is not pre-empted by federal law and violates neither the free speech provisions of the First Amendment nor the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment .
Revised: In a unanimous ruling, the court ruled that the city's ban on aerial advertising is not pre-empted by federal law and violates neither the free speech provisions of the nor the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment .
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Original: In a unanimous ruling, the court ruled that the city's ban on aerial advertising is not pre-empted by federal law and violates neither the free speech provisions of the First Amendment nor the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment .
Revised: In a unanimous ruling, the court ruled that the city's ban on aerial advertising is not pre-empted by federal law and violates neither the free speech provisions of the First Amendment nor the equal protection clause of the .
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Original:  Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann praised the decision, saying, "This obviously has strong implications for our visitor industry to know that when people come here they're going to see things here that really make for an island paradise type of vacation.
Revised:  Honolulu Mayor praised the decision, saying, "This obviously has strong implications for our visitor industry to know that when people come here they're going to see things here that really make for an island paradise type of vacation.
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Original:  Lay was convicted of all six counts against him, while Skilling was convicted of  nineteen of the  twenty-eight charges against him and acquitted of the other nine .
Revised:  Lay was convicted of all six counts against him, while Skilling was convicted of nineteen of the twenty-eight counts. The variety of charges on which both men were convicted was astonishing; conspiracy, wire fraud, false statements to banks and auditors, and others .
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Original: In June of 2005, TorrentSpy alleges, the hacker then broke into the servers, obtaining private emails, invoices, billing information and an Excel spreadsheet detailing TorrenSpy 's income and expenses.
Revised: In June of 2005, TorrentSpy alleges, the hacker then broke into the servers, obtaining private emails, invoices, billing information and an Excel spreadsheet detailing TorrentSpy 's income and expenses.
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Original:  In an interview with CNET, Kori Bernards, the vice-president of the MPAA, called the allegations "false" and implied that TorrentSpy might want to deflect from the MPAA's own lawsuits against the site.
Revised:  In an interview with CNET, Kori Bernards, the vice-president of the MPAA, called the allegations "false" and implied that TorrentSpy might be trying to deflect attention from the MPAA's own lawsuits against the site.
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Original: The popular BitTorrent index site TorrentSpy  has filed a federal lawsuit against the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), alleging that the organization hired a hacker to break into TorrentSpy's servers and steal private information.
Revised: Valence Media, the parent company behind popular BitTorrent index site TorrentSpy has filed a federal lawsuit against the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), alleging that the organization hired a hacker to break into TorrentSpy's servers and steal private information.
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Original: The popular BitTorrent index site TorrentSpy  has filed a federal lawsuit against the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), alleging that the organization hired a hacker to break into TorrentSpy's servers and steal private information.
Revised: The popular BitTorrent index site TorrentSpy , has filed a federal lawsuit against the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), alleging that the organization hired a hacker to break into TorrentSpy's servers and steal private information.
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Original:  The lawsuit,  filed in the United States District Court for the Central District of California by Torrentspy's parent company Valence Media and various employees , charges the MPAA with conspiracy, unlawful business practices, misappropriation of trade secrets and violations of the California Invasion of Privacy Act and the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1985.
Revised:  The lawsuit, which Valence Media and various employees filed in the United States District Court for the Central District of California by Torrentspy's parent company Valence Media and various employees , charges the MPAA with conspiracy, unlawful business practices, misappropriation of trade secrets and violations of the California Invasion of Privacy Act and the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1985.
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Original:  The lawsuit,  filed in the United States District Court for the Central District of California by Torrentspy's parent company Valence Media and various employees , charges the MPAA with conspiracy, unlawful business practices, misappropriation of trade secrets and violations of the California Invasion of Privacy Act and the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1985.
Revised:  The lawsuit, filed in the United States District Court for the Central District of California , charges the MPAA with conspiracy, unlawful business practices, misappropriation of trade secrets and violations of the California Invasion of Privacy Act and the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1985.
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Original:  According to the lawsuit, MPAA employee Dean Garfield paid a hacker US$15,000 to steal email correspondence and other sensitive information  allegedly telling him that they "don't care how you get it".
Revised:  According to the lawsuit, MPAA employee Dean Garfield paid an unnamed hacker US$15,000 to steal email correspondence and other sensitive information allegedly telling him that they "don't care how you get it".
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Original:  According to the lawsuit, MPAA employee Dean Garfield paid a hacker US$15,000 to steal email correspondence and other sensitive information  allegedly telling him that they "don't care how you get it".
Revised:  According to the lawsuit, MPAA employee Dean Garfield paid a hacker US$15,000 to steal email correspondence and other sensitive information , allegedly telling him that they "don't care how you get it".
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Original:  The attack started yesterday February 01 at 02:40 AM and finished at 05:20 AM . This was one of the most severe attacks of the FARC in last years.
Revised:  The attack started yesterday February 01 at 02:40 AM and finished at 05:20 yesterday February 1st . This was one of the most severe attacks of the FARC in last years.
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Original: Today's filing fulfills a promise made by lead attorney Arturo Gonzalez yesterday after the State Supreme Court issued a stay of an Alameda County Superior Court judge's order that the test not be used to determine graduation.
Revised: Today's filing fulfills a promise made by lead attorney Arturo Gonzalez yesterday after the State Supreme Court issued a stay of an Superior Court judge's order that the test not be used to determine graduation.
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Original:  The following week, attorneys for State Superintendent of Schools Jack O'Connell , author and avid supporter of the law requiring the test, appealed Freedman's decision directly to the State Supreme Court, asking the court to stay the effect of the injunction immediately and to over rule it.
Revised:  The following week, attorneys for State Superintendent of Schools , author and avid supporter of the law requiring the test, appealed Freedman's decision directly to the State Supreme Court, asking the court to stay the effect of the injunction immediately and to over rule it.
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Original: The sex scandal has overshadowed President  's trip to Colombia last Friday where he went primarily to discuss trade issues at the Summit of the Americas, but the President expressed his confidence that the internal investigation would be "thorough" and "rigorous".
Revised: The sex scandal has overshadowed President w|George Bush 's trip to Colombia last Friday where he went primarily to discuss trade issues at the Summit of the Americas, but the President expressed his confidence that the internal investigation would be "thorough" and "rigorous".
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Original: The sex scandal has overshadowed President  's trip to Colombia last Friday where he went primarily to discuss trade issues at the Summit of the Americas, but the President expressed his confidence that the internal investigation would be "thorough" and "rigorous".
Revised: The sex scandal has overshadowed President 's trip to Colombia last week where he went primarily to discuss trade issues at the Summit of the Americas, but the President expressed his confidence that the internal investigation would be "thorough" and "rigorous".
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Original: The sex scandal has overshadowed President w|George Bush 's trip to Colombia last week where he went primarily to discuss trade issues at the Summit of the Americas, but the President expressed his confidence that the internal investigation would be "thorough" and "rigorous".
Revised: The sex scandal has overshadowed President 's trip to Colombia last week where he went primarily to discuss trade issues at the Summit of the Americas, but the President expressed his confidence that the internal investigation would be "thorough" and "rigorous".
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Original: The sex scandal has overshadowed President w|George Bush 's trip to Colombia last week where he went primarily to discuss trade issues at the Summit of the Americas, but the President expressed his confidence that the internal investigation would be "thorough" and "rigorous".
Revised: The sex scandal has overshadowed President w|George Bush 's trip to Colombia last Friday where he went primarily to discuss trade issues at the Summit of the Americas, but the President expressed his confidence that the internal investigation would be "thorough" and "rigorous".
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Original:  The sex scandal has overshadowed President  's trip to Colombia last Friday where he went primarily to discuss trade issues at the Summit of the Americas, but the President expressed his confidence that the internal investigation would be "thorough" and "rigorous".
Revised:  The sex scandal has overshadowed President Barack Obama 's trip to Colombia last Friday where he went primarily to discuss trade issues at the Summit of the Americas, but the President expressed his confidence that the internal investigation would be "thorough" and "rigorous".
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