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Original:  Although sentenced to one month in prison, Mr Berlusconi, 76, might not serve the one month sentence because there will be two opportunities to appeal the verdict, which may take many years and no prison time is served until after the verdict is confirmed.
Revised:  Although sentenced to one month in prison, Mr Berlusconi, 76, might not serve the one-year sentence because there will be two opportunities to appeal the verdict, which may take many years and no prison time is served until after the verdict is confirmed.
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Original: Former Prime Minister was yesterday found guilty of tax fraud and sentenced to four years in prison, which was reduced to one year because of a law passed by Mr Berlusconi which aimed to reduce overcrowding of prisons.
Revised: Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi was yesterday found guilty of tax fraud and sentenced to four years in prison, which was reduced to one year because of a law passed by Mr Berlusconi which aimed to reduce overcrowding of prisons.
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Original:  The online edition of the magazine's Rock & Roll Daily released an article entitled " Halle Berry Set to Ruin Reputation..." on December 11, reporting on the news that the actor had announced her intentions to release a musical album.
Revised:  The online edition of the magazine's Rock & Roll Daily released an article entitled " Set to Ruin Reputation..." on December 11, reporting on the news that the actor had announced her intentions to release a musical album.
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Original:  A Wikipedia editor known only as "Ciii" registered on the site on December 1, and then quietly updated the actress' article on the free encyclopaedia, to include mention of a fictitious interview allegedly given in the December issue of Ebony magazine , in which Berry allegedly was quoted saying "I've always loved to sing and this album will show people that I can do more than act."
Revised:  A Wikipedia editor known only as "Ciii" registered on the site on December 1, and then quietly updated the actress' article on the free encyclopaedia, to include mention of a fictitious interview allegedly given in the December issue of , in which Berry allegedly was quoted saying "I've always loved to sing and this album will show people that I can do more than act."
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Original:  However she is delighted  New Zealand is the hosts . Netball New Zealand has not yet announced the venue where the championships will be played but have announced that it will be either Auckland or Christchurch.
Revised:  However she is delighted that New Zealand is the hosts . Netball New Zealand has not yet announced the venue where the championships will be played but have announced that it will be either Auckland or Christchurch.
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Original:  However she is delighted  New Zealand is the hosts . Netball New Zealand has not yet announced the venue where the championships will be played but have announced that it will be either Auckland or Christchurch.
Revised:  However she is delighted New Zealand is the host . Netball New Zealand has not yet announced the venue where the championships will be played but have announced that it will be either Auckland or Christchurch.
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Original: A  Op-Ed by former National Security Council senior director for Middle East affairs Flynt Leverett and his wife Hillary Mann regarding the United States' Iran policy by and was redacted by the Publication Review Board of the  , at the behest of the  the authors said.
Revised: A New York Times Op-Ed by former National Security Council senior director for Middle East affairs Flynt Leverett and his wife Hillary Mann regarding the United States' Iran policy by and was redacted by the Publication Review Board of the , at the behest of the the authors said.
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Original: A  Op-Ed by former National Security Council senior director for Middle East affairs Flynt Leverett and his wife Hillary Mann regarding the United States' Iran policy by and was redacted by the Publication Review Board of the  , at the behest of the  the authors said.
Revised: A Op-Ed by former National Security Council senior director for Middle East affairs Flynt Leverett and his wife Hillary Mann regarding the United States' Iran policy by Flynt Leveret and Hillary Mann was redacted by the Publication Review Board of the , at the behest of the the authors said.
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Original: A  Op-Ed by former National Security Council senior director for Middle East affairs Flynt Leverett and his wife Hillary Mann regarding the United States' Iran policy by and was redacted by the Publication Review Board of the  , at the behest of the  the authors said.
Revised: A Op-Ed by former National Security Council senior director for Middle East affairs Flynt Leverett and his wife Hillary Mann regarding the United States' Iran policy by and was redacted by the Publication Review Board of the CIA , at the behest of the the authors said.
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Original: A  Op-Ed by former National Security Council senior director for Middle East affairs Flynt Leverett and his wife Hillary Mann regarding the United States' Iran policy by and was redacted by the Publication Review Board of the  , at the behest of the  the authors said.
Revised: A Op-Ed by former National Security Council senior director for Middle East affairs Flynt Leverett and his wife Hillary Mann regarding the United States' Iran policy by and was redacted by the Publication Review Board of the , at the behest of the White House the authors said.
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Original:  distributed by the Department of Defense Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Osmani , who was an associate of Taliban head Mullah Omar , was killed on Tuesday following a U.S. air strike in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan.
Revised:  distributed by the Department of Defense , who was an associate of Taliban head Mullah Omar , was killed on Tuesday following a U.S. air strike in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan.
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Original:  distributed by the Department of Defense Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Osmani , who was an associate of Taliban head Mullah Omar , was killed on Tuesday following a U.S. air strike in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan.
Revised:  distributed by the Department of Defense Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Osmani , who was an associate of Taliban head , was killed on Tuesday following a U.S. air strike in the Helmand Province of Afghanistan.
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Original:  Taliban spokesman Qari Yousef Ahmadi , however, claims that Osmani is "alive and is in Afghanistan." Collins rebutes this claim by stating that breaking the news of his death was intentionally delayed to confirm it was indeed Osmani.
Revised:  Taliban spokesman , however, claims that Osmani is "alive and is in Afghanistan." Collins rebutes this claim by stating that breaking the news of his death was intentionally delayed to confirm it was indeed Osmani.
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Original:  Ahmadinejad said that it is in "the best interest of the West" to have a "nuclear Iran" and that Iran will not stop enriching uranium . "Unanimously adopting resolution 1737 (2006) under Article 41 of the Charter’s Chapter VII, the Council decided that Iran should, without further delay, suspend the following proliferation sensitive nuclear activities: all enrichment-related and reprocessing activities, including research and development;
Revised:  Ahmadinejad said that it is in "the best interest of the West" to have a "nuclear Iran" and that Iran will not stop enriching . "Unanimously adopting resolution 1737 (2006) under Article 41 of the Charter’s Chapter VII, the Council decided that Iran should, without further delay, suspend the following proliferation sensitive nuclear activities: all enrichment-related and reprocessing activities, including research and development;
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Original:  Ahmadinejad said that it is in "the best interest of the West" to have a "nuclear Iran" and that Iran will not stop enriching uranium . "Unanimously adopting resolution 1737 (2006) under Article 41 of the Charter’s Chapter VII, the Council decided that Iran should, without further delay, suspend the following proliferation sensitive nuclear activities: all enrichment-related and reprocessing activities, including research and development;
Revised:  Ahmadinejad said that it is in "the best interest of the West" to have a "nuclear Iran" and that Iran will not stop enriching uranium . "Unanimously adopting under Article 41 of the Charter’s Chapter VII, the Council decided that Iran should, without further delay, suspend the following proliferation sensitive nuclear activities: all enrichment-related and reprocessing activities, including research and development;
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Original: A strong earthquake struck off the southern tip of Taiwan at 12:26 UTC, triggering a warning from Japan's Meterological Agency that a 3.3 foot tsunami could be heading towards Basco, in the Philippines.
Revised: A strong earthquake struck off the southern tip of Taiwan at 12:26 UTC, triggering a warning from Japan's Meteorological Agency that a 3.3 foot tsunami could be heading towards Basco, in the Philippines.
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Original:  Despite the Japanese Meterological Agency's warning of a tsunami threat to the Philippines, Renato Solidum, the director of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, denied that a tsunami is headed towards the Philippines, saying that the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center in Hawaii had not released any tsunami advisory.
Revised:  Despite the Japanese Meteorological Agency's warning of a tsunami threat to the Philippines, Renato Solidum, the director of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, denied that a tsunami is headed towards the Philippines, saying that the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center in Hawaii had not released any tsunami advisory.
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Original:  The luggage is reported to have come from Bush Intercontinental Airport . Some pieces of the luggage have name tags and Clark states that "we're trying to reach whoever we need to let them know the bags are there."
Revised:  The luggage is reported to have come from . Some pieces of the luggage have name tags and Clark states that "we're trying to reach whoever we need to let them know the bags are there."
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Original: Canadian gold-medalist Myriam Bédard is facing a January 5 extradition hearing from the United States, after she was arrested and charged with abducting her 12-year old daughter Maude.
Revised: Canadian gold-medalist is facing a January 5 extradition hearing from the United States, after she was arrested and charged with abducting her 12-year old daughter Maude.
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Original:  Bédard had taken her daughter to Washington D.C. with her new husband, Nima Mazhari, on October 2, violating the terms of her divorce settlement from Biathalon coach Jean Paquet.
Revised:  Bédard had taken her daughter to with her new husband, Nima Mazhari, on October 2, violating the terms of her divorce settlement from Biathalon coach Jean Paquet.
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Original:  Mazhari, who is a sculptor, was charged with the unrelated theft of $100,000 worth of paintings last year. Paquet filed a report with the Sûreté du Québec on December 8, stating that Bédard had violated the divorce terms, and an international arrest warrant was issued. On December 20, the case was brought to the attention of Interpol, and two days later the United States Marshals Service announced her arrest in Columbia, Maryland, at a hotel celebrating Maude's 12th birthday. Maude was taken into the custody of the Marshals Service for three days, before being returned to her natural father. Defence attorney John Pepper is arguing that the United States should be obligated to release Bédard on bail as she hasn't been formally charged with any crime, pending her extradition to Canada, where she faces two charges, child abduction and violating a custody order. Pepper is also arguing that the three-time Olympic medalist was seeking refuge from "bureaucratic terrorism" in Canada, a claim that Bédard made in a letter she sent to the International Olympic Committee, Kofi Annan and US ambassador David Wilkins explaining why she was leaving Canada. Bédard gave testimony during the Sponsorship scandal, where she stunned the courts by alleging that advertising firms had been engaged in narcotics trafficking, that her current husband was responsible for the decision not to send the Canadian Forces to Iraq, and that Formula One driver Jacques Villeneuve had been paid $ 12 million to wear a Canadian flag, claims that were not verified by other sources.
Revised:  Mazhari, who is a sculptor, was charged with the unrelated theft of $100,000 worth of paintings last year. Paquet filed a report with the on December 8, stating that Bédard had violated the divorce terms, and an international was issued. On December 20, the case was brought to the attention of Interpol, and two days later the announced her arrest in , , at a hotel celebrating Maude's 12th birthday. Maude was taken into the custody of the Marshals Service for three days, before being returned to her natural father. Defence attorney John Pepper is arguing that the United States should be obligated to release Bédard on bail as she hasn't been formally charged with any crime, pending her extradition to Canada, where she faces two charges, child abduction and violating a custody order. Pepper is also arguing that the three-time Olympic medalist was seeking refuge from "bureaucratic terrorism" in Canada, a claim that Bédard made in a letter she sent to the , and US ambassador explaining why she was leaving Canada. Bédard gave testimony during the , where she stunned the courts by alleging that advertising firms had been engaged in , that her current husband was responsible for the decision not to send the to , and that driver had been paid $ 12 million to wear a Canadian flag, claims that were not verified by other sources.
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Original: Bédard had taken her daughter to  with her new husband, Nima Mazhari, on October 2, violating the terms of her divorce settlement from Biathalon coach Jean Paquet.
Revised: Bédard had taken her daughter to Washington D.C. with her new husband, Nima Mazhari, on October 2, violating the terms of her divorce settlement from Biathalon coach Jean Paquet.
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Original:  Mazhari, who is a sculptor, was charged with the unrelated theft of $100,000 worth of paintings last year. Paquet filed a report with the on December 8, stating that Bédard had violated the divorce terms, and an international was issued. On December 20, the case was brought to the attention of Interpol, and two days later the announced her arrest in , , at a hotel celebrating Maude's 12th birthday. Maude was taken into the custody of the Marshals Service for three days, before being returned to her natural father. Defence attorney John Pepper is arguing that the United States should be obligated to release Bédard on bail as she hasn't been formally charged with any crime, pending her extradition to Canada, where she faces two charges, child abduction and violating a custody order. Pepper is also arguing that the three-time Olympic medalist was seeking refuge from "bureaucratic terrorism" in Canada, a claim that Bédard made in a letter she sent to the , and US ambassador explaining why she was leaving Canada. Bédard gave testimony during the , where she stunned the courts by alleging that advertising firms had been engaged in , that her current husband was responsible for the decision not to send the to , and that driver had been paid $ 12 million to wear a Canadian flag, claims that were not verified by other sources.
Revised:  Mazhari, who is a sculptor, was charged with the unrelated theft of $100,000 worth of paintings last year. Paquet filed a report with the on December 8, stating that Bédard had violated the divorce terms, and an international was issued. On December 20, the case was brought to the attention of Interpol, and two days later the announced her arrest in , Maryland, at a hotel celebrating Maude's 12th birthday. Maude was taken into the custody of the Marshals Service for three days, before being returned to her natural father. Defence attorney John Pepper is arguing that the United States should be obligated to release Bédard on bail as she hasn't been formally charged with any crime, pending her extradition to Canada, where she faces two charges, child abduction and violating a custody order. Pepper is also arguing that the three-time Olympic medalist was seeking refuge from "bureaucratic terrorism" in Canada, a claim that Bédard made in a letter she sent to the , Kofi Annan and US ambassador explaining why she was leaving Canada. Bédard gave testimony during the , where she stunned the courts by alleging that advertising firms had been engaged in , that her current husband was responsible for the decision not to send the to Iraq, and that Formula One driver had been paid $ 12 million to wear a Canadian flag, claims that were not verified by other sources.
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Original:  Later, at UTC+13 (06 am ET), also New Zealand, Tonga, Antarctica, McMurdo and several other small stations on the South Pole, will celebrate the new year.
Revised:  Later, at UTC+13 (06 am ET), mainland New Zealand; Tonga; McMurdo, Antarctica and several other small stations on the South Pole, will celebrate the new year.
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Original:  The Pentagon announced the death of US Army Spc. Dustin R. Donica on the last day of the year, bringing the number of US troop fatalities in Iraq since the onset of war in 2003 to 3000.
Revised: Specialist Dustin R. Donica The Pentagon announced the death of US Army Spc. Dustin R. Donica on the last day of the year, bringing the number of US troop fatalities in Iraq since the onset of war in 2003 to 3000.
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 143760474    
Revised: UN special envoy Terje Roed-Larsen said in a telephone interview Saturday from Beirut that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad made "a firm commitment" for a two-stage pull out of forces in Lebenon. Roed-Larson met with the leader at his Aleppo home late last week for talks on Syrian intentions of following the UN Security Council Resolution 1559. 
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Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 143760474 A complete plan and time table for full withdrawal is not yet known. White House national security advisor, Stephen Hadley, said the United States is waiting for details of the meeting with the special envoy. According to a report in the Washington Post, the first part of a pull-out calls for one third of the troops to be either removed or relocated into eastern Bekaa Valley and to shut down intelligence headquarters in Beirut by the end of March. Then on April 7, a Lebanese-Syrian military commission will meet to discuss the removal of additional forces. 
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Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 143760474 The Washington administration seems prepared to accept a Syrian withdrawal in phases, but is cautious of al-Assad's pledges. Hadley said on a 'Fox News Sunday' broadcast interview: "In the end of the day, it's going to be deeds, not words, that matter." 
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Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 143760474 The assassination of Lebanese former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri on Feb. 14 galvanized anti-Syrian opposition and foreign pressure that was calling for an end to the Syrian presence. It is estimated their total military force is now 15,000, with an additional 5,000 intelligence assets, down from a high of 40,000 during years of Syrian involvement. Syria occupied Lebanon beginning in 1976 when the country was at civil war. Associated Press and US intelligence reported significant troop movements out of Lebanon beginning in earnest last week amid differing protest groups in Beirut who marched both for, and alternately against, the Syrian involvement.
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Original:  After restarting the campaign, Obama has campaigned in  where he has attacked Romney's proposed policies as being the same as those of . "Governor Romney has been using all his talents as a salesman to dress up these very same policies that failed our country so badly - the very same policies we've been cleaning up after for the past four years - and he is offering them up as change." said the President.
Revised:  After restarting the campaign, Obama has campaigned in Wisconsin where he has attacked Romney's proposed policies as being the same as those of . "Governor Romney has been using all his talents as a salesman to dress up these very same policies that failed our country so badly - the very same policies we've been cleaning up after for the past four years - and he is offering them up as change." said the President.
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Original:  Let's get real!" , the presidential candidate for the  , was arrested on Wednesday in in east for misdemeanor criminal trespassing while trying to bring food and confectionery to environmental protesters who have been camping in trees for over a month to protest the construction of the pipeline.
Revised:  Let's get real!" , the presidential candidate for the Green Party of the United States , was arrested on Wednesday in in east for misdemeanor criminal trespassing while trying to bring food and confectionery to environmental protesters who have been camping in trees for over a month to protest the construction of the pipeline.
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Original: 150px|Slovakia, a Central European country of 5.4 million, is set to adopt the common European currency in 2009 Slovakia is on track to meet its target of adopting the euro currency in 2009, claims Joaquín Almunia , the European Union's Monetary Affairs Commissioner.
Revised: 150px|Slovakia, a Central European country of 5.4 million, is set to adopt the common European currency in 2009 Slovakia is on track to meet its target of adopting the currency in 2009, claims Joaquín Almunia , the European Union's Monetary Affairs Commissioner.
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Original: 150px|Slovakia, a Central European country of 5.4 million, is set to adopt the common European currency in 2009 Slovakia is on track to meet its target of adopting the euro currency in 2009, claims Joaquín Almunia , the European Union's Monetary Affairs Commissioner.
Revised: 150px|Slovakia, a Central European country of 5.4 million, is set to adopt the common European currency in 2009 Slovakia is on track to meet its target of adopting the euro currency in 2009, claims , the European Union's Monetary Affairs Commissioner.
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Original:  Before a country adopts the euro currency, it must dwell in the European Exchange Rate Mechanism II for two years, where its exchange rate relative to the euro, as well as its budget deficit and inflation, are closely monitored.
Revised:  Before a country adopts the euro currency, it must dwell in the for two years, where its exchange rate relative to the euro, as well as its budget deficit and inflation, are closely monitored.
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Original:  Furthermore, he proposed that the number of provinces be reduced from 12 to 4, the five islands of the Antilles  expelled from the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the number of civil servants be cut by 50\%.
Revised:  Furthermore, he proposed that the number of provinces be reduced from 12 to 4, the five islands of the Antilles be expelled from the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the number of civil servants be cut by 50\%.
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