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Original:  Participants in the thought record condition were given a “normal” thought record not unlike the one described in the “Thought Record” section of this article and asked to come up with evidence for and against the following belief: “ Not washing your hands after going to the toilet will make you ill.
Revised:  Participants in the thought record condition were given a "normal" thought record not unlike the one described in the “Thought Record” section of this article and asked to come up with evidence for and against the following belief: “ Not washing your hands after going to the toilet will make you ill.
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Original:  Participants in the thought record condition were given a “normal” thought record not unlike the one described in the “Thought Record” section of this article and asked to come up with evidence for and against the following belief: “ Not washing your hands after going to the toilet will make you ill.
Revised:  Participants in the thought record condition were given a “normal” thought record not unlike the one described in the "Thought Record" section of this article and asked to come up with evidence for and against the following belief: “ Not washing your hands after going to the toilet will make you ill.
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Original:  Participants in the thought record condition were given a “normal” thought record not unlike the one described in the “Thought Record” section of this article and asked to come up with evidence for and against the following belief: “ Not washing your hands after going to the toilet will make you ill.
Revised:  Participants in the thought record condition were given a “normal” thought record not unlike the one described in the “Thought Record” section of this article and asked to come up with evidence for and against the following belief: " Not washing your hands after going to the toilet will make you ill.
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Original:  Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 68(1), 46. Still, there may exist factors that improve homework compliance during therapy, such as general therapist competency and therapists ’ reviewing homework completed since the previous session.
Revised:  Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 68(1), 46. Still, there may exist factors that improve homework compliance during therapy, such as general therapist competency and therapists ' reviewing homework completed since the previous session.
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Original:  The Blob now hugs the coast of North America from Mexico to Alaska and beyond, stretching more than , and has formed three distinct patches: the first, off the coast of Canada, Washington, Oregon, and northern California, a region known to oceanographers as the Coastal Upwelling Domain;
Revised:  The Blob now hugged the coast of North America from Mexico to Alaska and beyond, stretching more than , and has formed three distinct patches: the first, off the coast of Canada, Washington, Oregon, and northern California, a region known to oceanographers as the Coastal Upwelling Domain;
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Original:  The Blob now hugs the coast of North America from Mexico to Alaska and beyond, stretching more than , and has formed three distinct patches: the first, off the coast of Canada, Washington, Oregon, and northern California, a region known to oceanographers as the Coastal Upwelling Domain;
Revised:  The Blob now hugs the coast of North America from Mexico to Alaska and beyond, stretching more than , and formed three distinct patches: the first, off the coast of Canada, Washington, Oregon, and northern California, a region known to oceanographers as the Coastal Upwelling Domain;
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Original:  These in turn have influenced the weather in the American Pacific Northwest from the winter of 2013–2014 onwards and may have been associated with the unusually hot summer experienced in the continental American Pacific Northwest in 2014.
Revised:  These in turn influenced the weather in the American Pacific Northwest from the winter of 2013–2014 onwards and may have been associated with the unusually hot summer experienced in the continental American Pacific Northwest in 2014.
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Original:  Animals which favour warm waters and which have never been seen as far north as Alaska, have been spotted, examples being the warm water thresher sharks (Alopias spp) and ocean sunfish (Mola mola).
Revised:  Animals that favored warm southern waters were spotted as far north as Alaska, have been spotted, examples being the warm water thresher sharks (Alopias spp) and ocean sunfish (Mola mola).
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Original:  Animals which favour warm waters and which have never been seen as far north as Alaska, have been spotted, examples being the warm water thresher sharks (Alopias spp) and ocean sunfish (Mola mola).
Revised:  Animals which favour warm waters and which have never been seen as far north as Alaska, examples being the warm water thresher sharks (Alopias spp) and ocean sunfish (Mola mola).
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Original:  The discovery of a skipjack tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis), primarily a fish of warm tropical waters, off Copper River, in Alaska, north of the previous geographic limit, and a dead sooty storm-petrel (Oceanodroma tristrami), a species native to Northern Asia and Hawaii, along with a few brown boobies (Sula leucogaster) in the Farallon Islands of California, besides other such records, has led to worries amongst marine biologists that the food web across the Pacific is in danger of disruption.
Revised:  The discovery of a skipjack tuna (Katsuwonus pelamis), primarily a fish of warm tropical waters, off Copper River, in Alaska, north of the previous geographic limit, and a dead sooty storm-petrel (Oceanodroma tristrami), a species native to Northern Asia and Hawaii, along with a few brown boobies (Sula leucogaster) in the Farallon Islands of California, besides other such records, has led marine biologists to worry that the food web across the Pacific is in danger of disruption.
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Original: Hardin uses the metaphor of a lifeboat to make his argument Lifeboat ethics is a metaphor for resource distribution proposed by the ecologist Garrett Hardin . Hardin's  metaphor describes a lifeboat bearing 50 people with room for ten more.
Revised: Hardin uses the metaphor of a lifeboat to make his argument Lifeboat ethics is a metaphor for resource distribution proposed by the ecologist Garrett Hardin in two articles published in 1974, building on his earlier 1968 article detailing "The tragedy of the commons". Hardin's metaphor describes a lifeboat bearing 50 people with room for ten more.
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Original: Hardin uses the metaphor of a lifeboat to make his argument Lifeboat ethics is a metaphor for resource distribution proposed by the ecologist Garrett Hardin . Hardin's  metaphor describes a lifeboat bearing 50 people with room for ten more.
Revised: Hardin uses the metaphor of a lifeboat to make his argument Lifeboat ethics is a metaphor for resource distribution proposed by the ecologist Garrett Hardin . Hardin's 1974 metaphor describes a lifeboat bearing 50 people with room for ten more.
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Original: Hardin uses the metaphor of a lifeboat to make his argument Lifeboat ethics is a metaphor for resource distribution proposed by the ecologist Garrett Hardin . Hardin's  metaphor describes a lifeboat bearing 50 people with room for ten more.
Revised: Hardin uses the metaphor of a lifeboat to make his argument Lifeboat ethics is a metaphor for resource distribution proposed by the ecologist Garrett Hardin . Hardin's metaphor describes a lifeboat bearing fifty people with room for ten more.
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Original:     [    Other issues which can be raised include: How do you choose who the ten seats go to?
Revised:  Hardin's 1968 "Tragedy of the Commons" article calls attention to the problem of human overpopulation, and describes his perception of the current prevailing sentiment, which he asserts was influenced by Adam Smith's invisible hand concept of economics to lead many to believe "that decisions reached individually will, in fact, be the best decisions for an entire society." Hardin rebutted that sentiment by citing an 1833 pamphlet written by William Forster Lloyd, giving an example in which allowing herdsmen unfettered access to a shared resource (in this case, a commons or pasture ground) would result in each herdsman concluding it was in their best interest to add more animals to their herd, inevitably leading to the exhaustion of that finite resource. He concluded: "Ruin is the destination toward which all men rush, each pursuing his own best interest in a society that believes in the freedom of the commons. Freedom in a commons brings ruin to all." [ Other issues which can be raised include: How do you choose who the ten seats go to?
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Original:     [    Other issues which can be raised include: How do you choose who the ten seats go to?
Revised:  In the same 1968 article, he states the welfare state had created a situation that disrupted the natural situation where "parents who bred too exuberantly would leave fewer descendants, not more, because they would be unable to care adequately for their children", and asked "how shall we deal with the family, the religion, the race, or the class (or indeed any distinguishable and cohesive group) that adopts overbreeding as a policy to secure its own aggrandizement?" He argued that "freedom to breed" coupled "with the belief that everyone born has an equal right to the commons[ Other issues which can be raised include: How do you choose who the ten seats go to?
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Original:     [    Other issues which can be raised include: How do you choose who the ten seats go to?
Revised:  [ Lifeboat articles In 1974, Hardin published two articles describing his view of "lifeboat ethics" in Psychology Today reprint and BioScience. reprint At the time, based on per-capita Gross National Product, Hardin asserted that approximately two-thirds of the world's population was "desperately poor" and the remaining one-third was "comparatively rich" before launching his metaphor of each rich country being in a full lifeboat, while poor countries were in "much more crowded lifeboats"; he described emigration as a continuous process where "the poor fall out of their lifeboats and swim for a while in the water outside, hoping to be admitted to a rich lifeboat, or in some other way to benefit from the 'goodies' on board" before asking what the rich lifeboat should do. Other issues which can be raised include: How do you choose who the ten seats go to?
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Original:     [    Other issues which can be raised include: How do you choose who the ten seats go to?
Revised:  [ To make the metaphor more concrete, Hardin adds the lifeboat's capacity (60), current status (50 on board, and 100 swimmers), and proposes three potential solutions: All 100 swimmers are brought on board, swamping the boat and leading to all dying, which Hardin calls "complete justice, complete catastrophe. 10 of the 100 swimmers are selected to be brought on board. Hardin asserts the reduction in safety factor to zero will be paid for dearly "sooner or later", and asks "which ten do we let in?" Admit none of the swimmers, ensuring the survival of those already on board, "though we shall have to be on our guard against boarding parties." Other issues which can be raised include: How do you choose who the ten seats go to?
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Original:  Intelligence is normally measured by means of ability tests  , whereas personality is usually assessed by means of questionnaires. Furthermore, different typical measurements lead to another conceptual distinction, which is that intelligence is considered to indicate individuals’ maximal performance, while personality is believed to reflect their typical behaviour.
Revised:  Intelligence is normally measured by means of ability tests , whereas personality is assessed using questionnaires. It has been suggested that intelligence should reflect an individual's maximal performance, while personality is believed to reflect their typical behaviour.
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Original:  Furthermore, different typical measurements lead to another conceptual distinction, which is that intelligence is considered to indicate individuals’ maximal performance, while personality is believed to reflect their typical behaviour. However, others argue that multiple methods can be used to assess intelligence and personality; for example, questionnaires that require to be rated by self, peers or observers can also be used to measure individuals’ mental ability, although these kinds of measurement may lack accuracy. Therefore, different typical methods cannot prove that the relationship between intelligence and personality is a meaningless one. In addition, since individuals’ ability can also affect their typical behaviour, IQ can predict outcomes related to aspects such as performance at work, academic achievement, and health. Therefore, ability tests can provide indices of both maximal performance and typical behaviour.
Revised:  Furthermore, different typical measurements lead to another conceptual distinction, which is that intelligence is considered to indicate individuals’ maximal performance, while personality should reflect their typical behaviour.
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Original: Photolithography Electron beam lithography (EBL) X-ray lithography Extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) Light coupling nanolithography (LCM) Scanning probe microscope lithography (SPM) Nanoimprint lithographyh Dip-Pen nanolithography Soft lithography Each nanolithography technique has varying factors of resolution, time consumption, and cost.
Revised: Photolithography Electron-beam lithography X-ray lithography Extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) Light coupling nanolithography (LCM) Scanning probe microscope lithography (SPM) Nanoimprint lithographyh Dip-Pen nanolithography Soft lithography Each nanolithography technique has varying factors of resolution, time consumption, and cost.
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Original: Photolithography Electron beam lithography (EBL) X-ray lithography Extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) Light coupling nanolithography (LCM) Scanning probe microscope lithography (SPM) Nanoimprint lithographyh Dip-Pen nanolithography Soft lithography Each nanolithography technique has varying factors of resolution, time consumption, and cost.
Revised: Photolithography Electron beam lithography (EBL) X-ray lithography Extreme ultraviolet lithography Light coupling nanolithography (LCM) Scanning probe microscope lithography (SPM) Nanoimprint lithographyh Dip-Pen nanolithography Soft lithography Each nanolithography technique has varying factors of resolution, time consumption, and cost.
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Original: Photolithography Electron beam lithography (EBL) X-ray lithography Extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) Light coupling nanolithography (LCM) Scanning probe microscope lithography (SPM) Nanoimprint lithographyh Dip-Pen nanolithography Soft lithography Each nanolithography technique has varying factors of resolution, time consumption, and cost.
Revised: Photolithography Electron beam lithography (EBL) X-ray lithography Extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) Light coupling nanolithography Scanning probe microscope lithography (SPM) Nanoimprint lithographyh Dip-Pen nanolithography Soft lithography Each nanolithography technique has varying factors of resolution, time consumption, and cost.
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Original: Photolithography Electron beam lithography (EBL) X-ray lithography Extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) Light coupling nanolithography (LCM) Scanning probe microscope lithography (SPM) Nanoimprint lithographyh Dip-Pen nanolithography Soft lithography Each nanolithography technique has varying factors of resolution, time consumption, and cost.
Revised: Photolithography Electron beam lithography (EBL) X-ray lithography Extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUVL) Light coupling nanolithography (LCM) Scanning probe microscope Nanoimprint lithography Dip-Pen nanolithography Soft lithography Each nanolithography technique has varying factors of resolution, time consumption, and cost.
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Original:  In order to visualize the surface to be fabricated, the surface must be visualized by a nano-resolution microscope, which include the scanning probe microscope (SPM) and the atomic force microscope (AFM) . Both microscopes can also be engaged in processing the final product.
Revised:  In order to visualize the surface to be fabricated, the surface must be visualized by a nano-resolution microscope, which include the scanning probe microscopy and the atomic force microscope (AFM) . Both microscopes can also be engaged in processing the final product.
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Original:  In order to visualize the surface to be fabricated, the surface must be visualized by a nano-resolution microscope, which include the scanning probe microscope (SPM) and the atomic force microscope (AFM) . Both microscopes can also be engaged in processing the final product.
Revised:  In order to visualize the surface to be fabricated, the surface must be visualized by a nano-resolution microscope, which include the scanning probe microscope (SPM) and the atomic force microscope . Both microscopes can also be engaged in processing the final product.
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Original:  Shimon Weiss, a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, is known for his research of fluorescent semiconductior nanocrystals, a subclass of quantum dots, for the purpose of biological labeling.
Revised:  Shimon Weiss, a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, is known for his research of fluorescent semiconductor nanocrystals, a subclass of quantum dots, for the purpose of biological labeling.
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Original:  Chennai, India 2015 South Indian floods Ankara, Turkey February 2016 Ankara bombing  Ankara, Turkey March 2016 Ankara bombing Brussels, Belgium 2016 Brussels bombings (March 22, 2016) David Cohen, Facebook Activates Safety Check for Brussels Bombings, AdWeek (March 22, 2016).
Revised:  Chennai, India 2015 South Indian floods Ankara, Turkey February 2016 Ankara bombing First operational use in Turkey. Ankara, Turkey March 2016 Ankara bombing Brussels, Belgium 2016 Brussels bombings (March 22, 2016) David Cohen, Facebook Activates Safety Check for Brussels Bombings, AdWeek (March 22, 2016).
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Original:  Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States2016 Wildfire in Gatlinburg area (November 28, 2016)Oakland, California, United States2016 Oakland warehouse fire (December 2, 2016)Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States10-Alarm fire in residential neighborhood (December 4, 2016)Chennai, IndiaCyclone Vardah hits India  Gothenburg, Sweden Hand grenade attack on apartment building (December 15, 2016)
Revised:  Gatlinburg, Tennessee, United States2016 Wildfire in Gatlinburg area (November 28, 2016)Oakland, California, United States2016 Oakland warehouse fire (December 2, 2016)Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States10-Alarm fire in residential neighborhood (December 4, 2016)Chennai, IndiaCyclone Vardah hits India (December 12, 2016) Gothenburg, Sweden Hand grenade attack on apartment building (December 15, 2016)
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Original:  Berlin, Germany2016 Berlin truck attack (December 19, 2016)JerusalemJanuary 2017 Jerusalem vehicular attack (January 8, 2017)Jersey Village, Texas, United StatesJersey Village Texas Tornado (January 16, 2017)Playa del Carmen, Mexicol’incident violent à Playa del Carmen (January 16, 2017)
Revised:  Berlin, Germany2016 Berlin truck attack (December 19, 2016)JerusalemJanuary 2017 Jerusalem vehicular attack (January 8, 2017)Jersey Village, Texas, United StatesJersey Village tornado (January 16, 2017)Playa del Carmen, Mexicol’incident violent à Playa del Carmen (January 16, 2017)
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Original:  Berlin, Germany2016 Berlin truck attack (December 19, 2016)JerusalemJanuary 2017 Jerusalem vehicular attack (January 8, 2017)Jersey Village, Texas, United StatesJersey Village Texas Tornado (January 16, 2017)Playa del Carmen, Mexicol’incident violent à Playa del Carmen (January 16, 2017)
Revised:  Berlin, Germany2016 Berlin truck attack (December 19, 2016)JerusalemJanuary 2017 Jerusalem vehicular attack (January 8, 2017)Jersey Village, Texas, United StatesJersey Village Texas Tornado (January 16, 2017)Playa del Carmen, MexicoPlaya del Carmen violent incident (January 16, 2017)
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Original:  2017)First operational use in IndonesiaPernambuco, Brazil2017 Pernambuco and Alagoas Floods (May 27, 2017)London, England2017 London Bridge attack (June 3, 2017)Cape Town, South AfricaJune 2017 StormFirst operational use in South AfricaKnysna, South AfricaJune 2017 WildfiresLondon , EnglandGrenfell Tower fire (June 14, 2017)Split, CroatiaThe Wildfire in Split (June 16–18, 2017)First operational use in CroatiaBarcelona, Spain2017 Barcelona attacks (August 17, 2017)
Revised:  2017)First operational use in IndonesiaPernambuco, Brazil2017 Pernambuco and Alagoas floods (May 27, 2017)London, England2017 London Bridge attack (June 3, 2017)Cape Town, South AfricaJune 2017 StormFirst operational use in South AfricaKnysna, South AfricaJune 2017 WildfiresLondon , EnglandGrenfell Tower fire (June 14, 2017)Split, CroatiaThe Wildfire in Split (June 16–18, 2017)First operational use in CroatiaBarcelona, Spain2017 Barcelona attacks (August 17, 2017)
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Original:  2017)First operational use in IndonesiaPernambuco, Brazil2017 Pernambuco and Alagoas Floods (May 27, 2017)London, England2017 London Bridge attack (June 3, 2017)Cape Town, South AfricaJune 2017 StormFirst operational use in South AfricaKnysna, South AfricaJune 2017 WildfiresLondon , EnglandGrenfell Tower fire (June 14, 2017)Split, CroatiaThe Wildfire in Split (June 16–18, 2017)First operational use in CroatiaBarcelona, Spain2017 Barcelona attacks (August 17, 2017)
Revised:  2017)First operational use in IndonesiaPernambuco, Brazil2017 Pernambuco and Alagoas Floods (May 27, 2017)London, England2017 London Bridge attack (June 3, 2017)Cape Town, South AfricaJune 2017 stormFirst operational use in South AfricaKnysna, South AfricaJune 2017 WildfiresLondon , EnglandGrenfell Tower fire (June 14, 2017)Split, CroatiaThe Wildfire in Split (June 16–18, 2017)First operational use in CroatiaBarcelona, Spain2017 Barcelona attacks (August 17, 2017)
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Original:  2017)First operational use in IndonesiaPernambuco, Brazil2017 Pernambuco and Alagoas Floods (May 27, 2017)London, England2017 London Bridge attack (June 3, 2017)Cape Town, South AfricaJune 2017 StormFirst operational use in South AfricaKnysna, South AfricaJune 2017 WildfiresLondon , EnglandGrenfell Tower fire (June 14, 2017)Split, CroatiaThe Wildfire in Split (June 16–18, 2017)First operational use in CroatiaBarcelona, Spain2017 Barcelona attacks (August 17, 2017)
Revised:  2017)First operational use in IndonesiaPernambuco, Brazil2017 Pernambuco and Alagoas Floods (May 27, 2017)London, England2017 London Bridge attack (June 3, 2017)Cape Town, South AfricaJune 2017 StormFirst operational use in South AfricaKnysna, South AfricaJune 2017 wildfiresLondon , EnglandGrenfell Tower fire (June 14, 2017)Split, CroatiaThe Wildfire in Split (June 16–18, 2017)First operational use in CroatiaBarcelona, Spain2017 Barcelona attacks (August 17, 2017)
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