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Original:  When this lawsuit was filed, I promised that I would fight up and down the state until the funding owed to our schools was restored," O ’ Connell, the state superintendent of Public Instruction, said in a statement last week.
Revised:  When this lawsuit was filed, I promised that I would fight up and down the state until the funding owed to our schools was restored," O ' Connell, the state superintendent of Public Instruction, said in a statement last week.
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Original: The Hawaii state legislature has appropriated US $4.9 million to fight the coqui frog and other invasive species. About $ 2.9 million will be used to hire 58 additional inspectors at Hawaii's airports to improve detection of invasive species, an increase of 75\% over the current level.
Revised: The Hawaii state legislature has appropriated US $4.9 million to fight the frog and other invasive species. About $ 2.9 million will be used to hire 58 additional inspectors at Hawaii's airports to improve detection of invasive species, an increase of 75\% over the current level.
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Original:  The remaining $2 million will be used specifically for coqui frog eradication using citric acid and hydrated lime. Much of the money will go to the Big Island of Hawaii, where the coqui frog infestation is most serious. About $ 1.8 million will go to the Big Island, with $150,000 going to Maui and $50,000 each going to Oahu and Kauai .
Revised:  The remaining $2 million will be used specifically for coqui frog eradication using {{w|citric acid]] and hydrated lime. Much of the money will go to the Big Island of Hawaii, where the coqui frog infestation is most serious. About $ 1.8 million will go to the Big Island, with $150,000 going to Maui and $50,000 each going to Oahu and Kauai .
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Original:  Instagram was founded less than two years ago by two graduates near  and the purchase is one of the largest acquisitions in Facebook history following after a failed takeover bid in early 2011 which had been declined by Instagram.
Revised:  Instagram was founded less than two years ago by two graduates near San Francisco, California and the purchase is one of the largest acquisitions in Facebook history following after a failed takeover bid in early 2011 which had been declined by Instagram.
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Original: It has been labelled as the “Bondi Budget” by National leader Don Brash, “ Helen Clark and Michael Cullen believe there is a place for tax cuts - it's called Australia ” he said.
Revised: It has been labelled as the "Bondi Budget" by National leader Don Brash, “ Helen Clark and Michael Cullen believe there is a place for tax cuts - it's called Australia ” he said.
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Original: It has been labelled as the “Bondi Budget” by National leader Don Brash, “ Helen Clark and Michael Cullen believe there is a place for tax cuts - it's called Australia ” he said.
Revised: It has been labelled as the “Bondi Budget” by National leader Don Brash, " Helen Clark and Michael Cullen believe there is a place for tax cuts - it's called Australia ” he said.
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Original: It has been labelled as the “Bondi Budget” by National leader Don Brash, “ Helen Clark and Michael Cullen believe there is a place for tax cuts - it's called Australia ” he said.
Revised: It has been labelled as the “Bondi Budget” by National leader Don Brash, “ Helen Clark and Michael Cullen believe there is a place for tax cuts - it's called Australia " he said.
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Original: A statement from Japan Airlines clarifies four of their flight paths are to be modified in direct response to these rocket launch plans, including three from the Japanese capital Tokyo to the Filipino capital , Singapore and , the capital of Indonesia, causing anticipated flight timings to rise by between five and twenty minutes.
Revised: A statement from Japan Airlines clarifies four of their flight paths are to be modified in direct response to these rocket launch plans, including three from the Japanese capital Tokyo to the Filipino capital Manila, Singapore, and Jakarta , the capital of Indonesia, causing anticipated flight timings to rise by between five and twenty minutes.
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Original: The Canterbury Bulldogs, a team in Australia's National Rugby League have entered into an agreement with New South Wales police to provide extra police at all games in NSW. The agreement follows a spate of violent incidents at Bulldogs matches this year.
Revised: The Canterbury Bulldogs, a team in Australia's National Rugby League , has entered into an agreement with New South Wales police to provide extra police at all games in NSW. The agreement follows a spate of violent incidents at Bulldogs matches this year.
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Original: Stardust@home logo Stardust is a  space capsule that collected samples from comet (also known as "Wild 2) in deep space and landed back on Earth on January 15, 2006.
Revised: Stardust@home logo Stardust is a NASA space capsule that collected samples from comet (also known as "Wild 2) in deep space and landed back on Earth on January 15, 2006.
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Original:  ” On Friday, Annan said there were some hard knocks in the report and said he would take action promptly: “ We do not want this shadow to hang over the UN, so we want to get to the bottom of it."
Revised:  " On Friday, Annan said there were some hard knocks in the report and said he would take action promptly: “ We do not want this shadow to hang over the UN, so we want to get to the bottom of it."
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Original:  ” On Friday, Annan said there were some hard knocks in the report and said he would take action promptly: “ We do not want this shadow to hang over the UN, so we want to get to the bottom of it."
Revised:  ” On Friday, Annan said there were some hard knocks in the report and said he would take action promptly: " We do not want this shadow to hang over the UN, so we want to get to the bottom of it."
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Original: Duncan Hunter, a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives from California and the House Armed Services Committee chairman, said Thursday that the incident involving Marines firing on unarmed Iraqi civilians in the town of Haditha on 19 November 2005 will be subject to Congressional hearings as soon the criminal investigation is completed.
Revised: , a member of the United States House of Representatives from California and the House Armed Services Committee chairman, said Thursday that the incident involving Marines firing on unarmed Iraqi civilians in the town of Haditha on 19 November 2005 will be subject to Congressional hearings as soon the criminal investigation is completed.
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Original: Duncan Hunter, a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives from California and the House Armed Services Committee chairman, said Thursday that the incident involving Marines firing on unarmed Iraqi civilians in the town of Haditha on 19 November 2005 will be subject to Congressional hearings as soon the criminal investigation is completed.
Revised: Duncan Hunter, a Republican member of the from California and the House Armed Services Committee chairman, said Thursday that the incident involving Marines firing on unarmed Iraqi civilians in the town of Haditha on 19 November 2005 will be subject to Congressional hearings as soon the criminal investigation is completed.
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Original: Duncan Hunter, a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives from California and the House Armed Services Committee chairman, said Thursday that the incident involving Marines firing on unarmed Iraqi civilians in the town of Haditha on 19 November 2005 will be subject to Congressional hearings as soon the criminal investigation is completed.
Revised: Duncan Hunter, a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives from California and the chairman, said Thursday that the incident involving Marines firing on unarmed Iraqi civilians in the town of Haditha on 19 November 2005 will be subject to Congressional hearings as soon the criminal investigation is completed.
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Original: Duncan Hunter, a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives from California and the House Armed Services Committee chairman, said Thursday that the incident involving Marines firing on unarmed Iraqi civilians in the town of Haditha on 19 November 2005 will be subject to Congressional hearings as soon the criminal investigation is completed.
Revised: Duncan Hunter, a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives from California and the House Armed Services Committee chairman, said Thursday that the incident involving Marines firing on unarmed Iraqi civilians in the town of on 19 November 2005 will be subject to Congressional hearings as soon the criminal investigation is completed.
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Original: State schools Superintendent  has his lawyers working "around the clock" to prepare to ask the State Supreme Court to overturn a lower court judge ’ s ban on using the California State High School Exit Exam as a graduation requirement, he said today.
Revised: State schools Superintendent Jack O'Connell has his lawyers working "around the clock" to prepare to ask the State Supreme Court to overturn a lower court judge ’ s ban on using the California State High School Exit Exam as a graduation requirement, he said today.
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Original: State schools Superintendent  has his lawyers working "around the clock" to prepare to ask the State Supreme Court to overturn a lower court judge ’ s ban on using the California State High School Exit Exam as a graduation requirement, he said today.
Revised: State schools Superintendent has his lawyers working "around the clock" to prepare to ask the State Supreme Court to overturn a lower court judge ' s ban on using the California State High School Exit Exam as a graduation requirement, he said today.
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Original:  "In an effort to seek resolution of this issue as quickly as possible, I have asked my attorneys to appeal directly to the California Supreme Court,” said O ’ Connell in a prepared statement, “They are working around the clock to prepare those papers, and we expect to file within 24 to 30 hours.
Revised:  "In an effort to seek resolution of this issue as quickly as possible, I have asked my attorneys to appeal directly to the California Supreme Court,” said O ' Connell in a prepared statement, “They are working around the clock to prepare those papers, and we expect to file within 24 to 30 hours.
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Original:  Last Friday, Superior Court judge Robert Freedman ruled against maintaining the California High School Exit Exam as a condition of graduation for the class of 2006, saying that the law requiring high school students to pass the test is unconstitutional because economically and racially disadvantaged students weren ’ t offered equal educations and therefore didn ’ t have an equal chance to pass.
Revised:  Last Friday, Superior Court judge Robert Freedman ruled against maintaining the California High School Exit Exam as a condition of graduation for the class of 2006, saying that the law requiring high school students to pass the test is unconstitutional because economically and racially disadvantaged students weren ' t offered equal educations and therefore didn ’ t have an equal chance to pass.
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Original:  Last Friday, Superior Court judge Robert Freedman ruled against maintaining the California High School Exit Exam as a condition of graduation for the class of 2006, saying that the law requiring high school students to pass the test is unconstitutional because economically and racially disadvantaged students weren ’ t offered equal educations and therefore didn ’ t have an equal chance to pass.
Revised:  Last Friday, Superior Court judge Robert Freedman ruled against maintaining the California High School Exit Exam as a condition of graduation for the class of 2006, saying that the law requiring high school students to pass the test is unconstitutional because economically and racially disadvantaged students weren ’ t offered equal educations and therefore didn ' t have an equal chance to pass.
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Original:  In his statement, O ’ Connell acknowledged that some students need more help than others, but said the test should stand, anyway: "We know that some students at some schools need extra attention to overcome challenges brought to the classroom and challenges within the schools they attend.
Revised:  In his statement, O ' Connell acknowledged that some students need more help than others, but said the test should stand, anyway: "We know that some students at some schools need extra attention to overcome challenges brought to the classroom and challenges within the schools they attend.
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Original:  But I strongly disagree that the remedy for students still struggling to pass the exam is to simply hand them a diploma whether or not they have learned what they need to know.” California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said he supported O ’Connell’ s bid to reinstate the test and would "put the full weight of my administration behind reinstating the California High School Exit Exam graduation requirement.”
Revised:  But I strongly disagree that the remedy for students still struggling to pass the exam is to simply hand them a diploma whether or not they have learned what they need to know.” California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said he supported O 'Connell' s bid to reinstate the test and would "put the full weight of my administration behind reinstating the California High School Exit Exam graduation requirement.”
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Original: "In an effort to seek resolution of this issue as quickly as possible, I have asked my attorneys to appeal directly to the California Supreme Court, ” said O'Connell in a prepared statement, “ They are working around the clock to prepare those papers, and we expect to file within 24 to 30 hours.
Revised: "In an effort to seek resolution of this issue as quickly as possible, I have asked my attorneys to appeal directly to the California Supreme Court, " said O'Connell in a prepared statement, “ They are working around the clock to prepare those papers, and we expect to file within 24 to 30 hours.
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Original: "In an effort to seek resolution of this issue as quickly as possible, I have asked my attorneys to appeal directly to the California Supreme Court, ” said O'Connell in a prepared statement, “ They are working around the clock to prepare those papers, and we expect to file within 24 to 30 hours.
Revised: "In an effort to seek resolution of this issue as quickly as possible, I have asked my attorneys to appeal directly to the California Supreme Court, ” said O'Connell in a prepared statement, " They are working around the clock to prepare those papers, and we expect to file within 24 to 30 hours.
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Original:  ” California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said he supported O'Connell's bid to reinstate the test and would "put the full weight of my administration behind reinstating the California High School Exit Exam graduation requirement.
Revised:  " California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger said he supported O'Connell's bid to reinstate the test and would "put the full weight of my administration behind reinstating the California High School Exit Exam graduation requirement.
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Original:  ” "It is our responsibility to all of California's children, especially our disadvantaged and minority students, to equip them with the most basic skills they will need in college, in work and in life, ” said Schwarzenegger.
Revised:  " "It is our responsibility to all of California's children, especially our disadvantaged and minority students, to equip them with the most basic skills they will need in college, in work and in life, ” said Schwarzenegger.
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Original:  ” "It is our responsibility to all of California's children, especially our disadvantaged and minority students, to equip them with the most basic skills they will need in college, in work and in life, ” said Schwarzenegger.
Revised:  ” "It is our responsibility to all of California's children, especially our disadvantaged and minority students, to equip them with the most basic skills they will need in college, in work and in life, " said Schwarzenegger.
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Original: Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle wrote a letter to Republicans in the U.S. Senate urging passage of the controversial Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act (S. 147), commonly known as the Akaka Bill after Sen. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), its main proponent.
Revised: Hawaii Governor wrote a letter to Republicans in the U.S. Senate urging passage of the controversial Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act (S. 147), commonly known as the Akaka Bill after Sen. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), its main proponent.
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Original: Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle wrote a letter to Republicans in the U.S. Senate urging passage of the controversial Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act (S. 147), commonly known as the Akaka Bill after Sen. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), its main proponent.
Revised: Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle wrote a letter to Republicans in the U.S. urging passage of the controversial Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act (S. 147), commonly known as the Akaka Bill after Sen. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), its main proponent.
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Original: Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle wrote a letter to Republicans in the U.S. Senate urging passage of the controversial Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act (S. 147), commonly known as the Akaka Bill after Sen. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), its main proponent.
Revised: Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle wrote a letter to Republicans in the U.S. Senate urging passage of the controversial Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act (S. 147), commonly known as the after Sen. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), its main proponent.
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Original: Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle wrote a letter to Republicans in the U.S. Senate urging passage of the controversial Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act (S. 147), commonly known as the Akaka Bill after Sen. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii), its main proponent.
Revised: Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle wrote a letter to Republicans in the U.S. Senate urging passage of the controversial Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act (S. 147), commonly known as the Akaka Bill after Sen. (D-Hawaii), its main proponent.
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Original:  In a letter dated May 15, 2006 addressed to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist , Lingle cited a recent report by the U.S. Civil Rights Commission that urged defeat of the measure on the grounds that it is racially based, calling it a "misguided action" and saying that it was based on a "grossly flawed understanding of the history of Hawaii and of the law itself."
Revised:  In a letter dated May 15, 2006 addressed to Senate Majority Leader , Lingle cited a recent report by the U.S. Civil Rights Commission that urged defeat of the measure on the grounds that it is racially based, calling it a "misguided action" and saying that it was based on a "grossly flawed understanding of the history of Hawaii and of the law itself."
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Original:  In a letter dated May 15, 2006 addressed to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist , Lingle cited a recent report by the U.S. Civil Rights Commission that urged defeat of the measure on the grounds that it is racially based, calling it a "misguided action" and saying that it was based on a "grossly flawed understanding of the history of Hawaii and of the law itself."
Revised:  In a letter dated May 15, 2006 addressed to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist , Lingle cited a recent report by the that urged defeat of the measure on the grounds that it is racially based, calling it a "misguided action" and saying that it was based on a "grossly flawed understanding of the history of Hawaii and of the law itself."
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Original:  Lingle cited the fact that Native Hawaiians were governed by their own leaders prior to Western contact, and that the U.S. itself recognized Hawaii as a sovereign nation and entered into treaties with it as far back as 1826.
Revised:  Lingle cited the fact that were governed by their own leaders prior to Western contact, and that the U.S. itself recognized Hawaii as a sovereign nation and entered into treaties with it as far back as 1826.
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Original: External links CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS SUBMITTED BY STATES PARTIES UNDER ARTICLE 19 OF THE CONVENTION 19 May 2006 UN%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Related Stories UK Attorney General says Guantanamo should close, Wikinews, May 10, 2006
Revised:  CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS SUBMITTED BY STATES PARTIES UNDER ARTICLE 19 OF THE CONVENTION 19 May 2006 UN%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Related Stories UK Attorney General says Guantanamo should close, Wikinews, May 10, 2006
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Original: External links CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS SUBMITTED BY STATES PARTIES UNDER ARTICLE 19 OF THE CONVENTION 19 May 2006 UN%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Related Stories UK Attorney General says Guantanamo should close, Wikinews, May 10, 2006
Revised: External links %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Related Stories UK Attorney General says Guantanamo should close, Wikinews, May 10, 2006
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Original: External links CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS SUBMITTED BY STATES PARTIES UNDER ARTICLE 19 OF THE CONVENTION 19 May 2006 UN%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Related Stories UK Attorney General says Guantanamo should close, Wikinews, May 10, 2006
Revised: External links CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS SUBMITTED BY STATES PARTIES UNDER ARTICLE 19 OF THE CONVENTION 19 May 2006 UN%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% UK Attorney General says Guantanamo should close, Wikinews, May 10, 2006
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Original: External links CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS SUBMITTED BY STATES PARTIES UNDER ARTICLE 19 OF THE CONVENTION 19 May 2006 UN%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Related Stories UK Attorney General says Guantanamo should close, Wikinews, May 10, 2006
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Original: In a video teleconference with reporters at the Pentagon he said that the Iraqi government must become capable of boosting the economy in order to "take the angry young men off the street, to give them an alternative" so they will not be tempted to join the insurgency.
Revised: In a video teleconference with reporters at the Pentagon he said , "by creating jobs and opportunity, the Iraqi government must become capable of boosting the economy in order to "take the angry young men off the street, to give them an alternative" so they will not be tempted to join the insurgency.
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Original: In a video teleconference with reporters at the Pentagon he said that the Iraqi government must become capable of boosting the economy in order to "take the angry young men off the street, to give them an alternative" so they will not be tempted to join the insurgency. "I honestly believe that as this government begins work on the policies that will be required to put people to work and make use of the vast resources of Iraq that you're going to see a decrease in violence ...
Revised: In a video teleconference with reporters at the Pentagon he said that the Iraqi government would take away a major source of support for violent movements -- aimless, underemployed, young men who would otherwise rather be gainfully employed and supporting their families, but are laying IEDs, shooting RPGs and fighting Iraqi security forces and the coalition because they lack alternatives ...
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