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Original: The school buses was carrying students from St. James High School and it was en route to the Six Flags St. Louis amusement park, approximately 10 miles (16.1 kilometres) from the scene of the accident.
Revised: The school buses were carrying students from St. James High School and it was en route to the Six Flags St. Louis amusement park, approximately 10 miles (16.1 kilometres) from the scene of the accident.
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Original: The school buses was carrying students from St. James High School and it was en route to the Six Flags St. Louis amusement park, approximately 10 miles (16.1 kilometres) from the scene of the accident.
Revised: The school buses was carrying students from St. James High School and were en route to the Six Flags St. Louis amusement park, approximately 10 miles (16.1 kilometres) from the scene of the accident.
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Original:  Members of the squad, excepting Japanese nationals Jong Tae-se and An Yong-Hak who were in their homeland, were publicly shamed in a Stalinist-style event where more than 400 people, including journalists and political leaders, insulted and humiliated the team.
Revised:  Members of the squad, excepting nationals and who were in their homeland, were publicly shamed in a Stalinist-style event where more than 400 people, including journalists and political leaders, insulted and humiliated the team.
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Original:  Members of the squad, excepting Japanese nationals Jong Tae-se and An Yong-Hak who were in their homeland, were publicly shamed in a Stalinist-style event where more than 400 people, including journalists and political leaders, insulted and humiliated the team.
Revised:  Members of the squad, excepting Japanese nationals Jong Tae-se and An Yong-Hak who were in their homeland, were publicly shamed in a -style event where more than 400 people, including journalists and political leaders, insulted and humiliated the team.
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Original:  Heavy monsoon rains led to the flooding of the huge Indus River , destroying homes in the north of the country and causing a large amount of damage in the north-west frontier province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Revised:  Heavy monsoon rains led to the flooding of the huge , destroying homes in the north of the country and causing a large amount of damage in the north-west frontier province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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Original:  In Britain , the Disasters Emergency Committee, an umbrella organisation representing 13 of the leading UK humanitarian agencies, has been coordinating relief efforts and has launched an emergency appeal for public donations to help the victims of the crisis.
Revised:  In , the Disasters Emergency Committee, an umbrella organisation representing 13 of the leading UK humanitarian agencies, has been coordinating relief efforts and has launched an emergency appeal for public donations to help the victims of the crisis.
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Original:  Patrick Fuller of the Red Cross (the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies ), who has been based in the country for a few days, described the situation on the ground as "desperate" and said the worst hit areas are "totally dependent" on outside help.
Revised:  Patrick Fuller of the Red Cross (the ), who has been based in the country for a few days, described the situation on the ground as "desperate" and said the worst hit areas are "totally dependent" on outside help.
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Original:  She becomes the fourth woman ever to serve on the court and will become the third current female justice, joining and . Sotomayor was also appointed by Obama and confirmed by the Senate by a 68–31 vote.
Revised:  She becomes the fourth woman ever to serve on the court and will become the third current female justice, joining Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor . Sotomayor was also appointed by Obama and confirmed by the Senate by a 68–31 vote.
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Original:  The United States unemployment rate remained unchanged at a high 9.5\% as employers and companies remained nervous about hiring new workers and the public sector laid off 143,000 temporary 2010 US Census workers during July.
Revised:  The United States unemployment rate remained unchanged at a high 9.5\% as employers and companies remained nervous about hiring new workers and the public sector laid off 143,000 temporary workers during July.
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Original:  Some American companies are shifting overseas manufacturing jobs back to the US, primarily citing rising costs of doing business in China and decreased wages in the US, among other considerations such as long supply lines and difficulty protecting intellectual property rights in Asia.
Revised:  Some American companies are shifting overseas manufacturing jobs back to the US, primarily citing rising costs of doing business in and decreased wages in the US, among other considerations such as long supply lines and difficulty protecting intellectual property rights in Asia.
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Original:  Some American companies are shifting overseas manufacturing jobs back to the US, primarily citing rising costs of doing business in China and decreased wages in the US, among other considerations such as long supply lines and difficulty protecting intellectual property rights in Asia. GE has relocated production of their new energy efficient water heaters to the US, while Ford Motor has brought 2,000 jobs to the US from suppliers, including those from overseas.
Revised:  Some American companies are shifting overseas manufacturing jobs back to the US, primarily citing rising costs of doing business in China and decreased wages in the US, among other considerations such as long supply lines and difficulty protecting intellectual property rights in . has relocated production of their new energy efficient water heaters to the US, while Ford Motor has brought 2,000 jobs to the US from suppliers, including those from overseas.
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Original:  Deputy Chief Constable Carmel Napier said " Gwent Police expects the highest professional standards of its police officers and police staff at all times and we can assure Mr. Whatley and the public that this matter will be thoroughly investigated."
Revised:  Deputy Chief Constable Carmel Napier said " expects the highest professional standards of its police officers and police staff at all times and we can assure Mr. Whatley and the public that this matter will be thoroughly investigated."
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Original:  The environmental protection agency of Russia's capital has already stated that carbon monoxide levels in the city's air were five times as high as safe levels and that particulate pollution levels were three times as high as safe levels.
Revised:  The environmental protection agency of Russia's capital has already stated that w|carbon monoxide levels in the city's air were five times as high as safe levels and that particulate pollution levels were three times as high as safe levels.
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Original:  At Russia's Alabinsk military base, located around 45 miles (72.42 kilometres) southwest of Moscow, artillery rockets were moved to a location where they would not be threatened by the fires, said Russia's Ministry of Defence .
Revised:  At Russia's Alabinsk military base, located around 45 miles (72.42 kilometres) southwest of Moscow, were moved to a location where they would not be threatened by the fires, said Russia's Ministry of Defence .
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Original:  At Russia's Alabinsk military base, located around 45 miles (72.42 kilometres) southwest of Moscow, artillery rockets were moved to a location where they would not be threatened by the fires, said Russia's Ministry of Defence .
Revised:  At Russia's Alabinsk military base, located around 45 miles (72.42 kilometres) southwest of Moscow, artillery rockets were moved to a location where they would not be threatened by the fires, said .
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Original: A new poll by Zogby International and the University of Maryland has found that Arabs in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are discouraged by US policies, have little confidence in US president Barack Obama and for the first time, a majority of poll respondents support a nuclear-armed Iran.
Revised: A new poll by Zogby International and the University of Maryland has found that Arabs in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are discouraged by US policies, have little confidence in US president Barack Obama and for the first time, a majority of poll respondents support a Iran.
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Original:  According to the Associated Press of Pakistan the President's trip has been kept as cheap as possible, with Mr Zardari staying in the "cheapest five-star hotel in Central London" while he met with Mr Cameron.
Revised:  According to the the President's trip has been kept as cheap as possible, with Mr Zardari staying in the "cheapest five-star hotel in Central London" while he met with Mr Cameron.
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Original:  A faulty ammonia line fitting delayed repairs to a cooling pump on the International Space Station Saturday during an eight-hour spacewalk . During the spacewalk, astronauts Doug Wheelock and Tracy Caldwell Dyson were to repair a faulty cooling system, which failed on July 31.
Revised:  A faulty line fitting delayed repairs to a cooling pump on the International Space Station Saturday during an eight-hour spacewalk . During the spacewalk, astronauts Doug Wheelock and Tracy Caldwell Dyson were to repair a faulty cooling system, which failed on July 31.
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Original:  A faulty ammonia line fitting delayed repairs to a cooling pump on the International Space Station Saturday during an eight-hour spacewalk . During the spacewalk, astronauts Doug Wheelock and Tracy Caldwell Dyson were to repair a faulty cooling system, which failed on July 31.
Revised:  A faulty ammonia line fitting delayed repairs to a cooling pump on the International Space Station Saturday during an eight-hour . During the spacewalk, astronauts Doug Wheelock and Tracy Caldwell Dyson were to repair a faulty cooling system, which failed on July 31.
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Original:  A faulty ammonia line fitting delayed repairs to a cooling pump on the International Space Station Saturday during an eight-hour spacewalk . During the spacewalk, astronauts Doug Wheelock and Tracy Caldwell Dyson were to repair a faulty cooling system, which failed on July 31.
Revised:  A faulty ammonia line fitting delayed repairs to a cooling pump on the International Space Station Saturday during an eight-hour spacewalk . During the spacewalk, and were to repair a faulty cooling system, which failed on July 31.
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Original:  According to The New York Times , who first broke the news about Papermaster's departure, an anonymous individual "with direct knowledge of the situation" claimed that the former executive had been ousted over various hardware issues, some related to the iPod Touch .
Revised:  According to , who first broke the news about Papermaster's departure, an anonymous individual "with direct knowledge of the situation" claimed that the former executive had been ousted over various hardware issues, some related to the iPod Touch .
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Original:  According to The New York Times , who first broke the news about Papermaster's departure, an anonymous individual "with direct knowledge of the situation" claimed that the former executive had been ousted over various hardware issues, some related to the iPod Touch .
Revised:  According to The New York Times , who first broke the news about Papermaster's departure, an anonymous individual "with direct knowledge of the situation" claimed that the former executive had been ousted over various hardware issues, some related to the .
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Original:  However, many consumers reported that, when holding the phone in a certain location, reception would decrease and sometimes lead to dropped calls . Apple's response to the issue, dubbed "Antennagate" by the media, was first to recommend holding the phone in a different location.
Revised:  However, many consumers reported that, when holding the phone in a certain location, reception would decrease and sometimes lead to . Apple's response to the issue, dubbed "Antennagate" by the media, was first to recommend holding the phone in a different location.
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Original: According to  , who first broke the news about Papermaster's departure, an anonymous individual "with direct knowledge of the situation" claimed that the former executive had been ousted over various hardware issues, some related to the . Papermaster had been with Apple since November 2008, but a United States federal judge barred him from working until April 2009.
Revised: According to The New York Times , who first broke the news about Papermaster's departure, an anonymous individual "with direct knowledge of the situation" claimed that the former executive had been ousted over various hardware issues, some related to the . Papermaster had been with Apple since November 2008, but a United States federal judge barred him from working until April 2009.
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Original: British historian Tony Judt died Friday of complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) at the age of 62. Judt was known for his contributions to European history and his controversial position regarding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict . Judt's death was announced in a statement from New York University (NYU), where he was a professor.
Revised: British historian died Friday of complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) at the age of 62. Judt was known for his contributions to European history and his controversial position regarding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict . Judt's death was announced in a statement from New York University (NYU), where he was a professor.
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Original: British historian Tony Judt died Friday of complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) at the age of 62. Judt was known for his contributions to European history and his controversial position regarding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict . Judt's death was announced in a statement from New York University (NYU), where he was a professor.
Revised: British historian Tony Judt died Friday of complications from (ALS) at the age of 62. Judt was known for his contributions to European history and his controversial position regarding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict . Judt's death was announced in a statement from New York University (NYU), where he was a professor.
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Original: British historian Tony Judt died Friday of complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) at the age of 62. Judt was known for his contributions to European history and his controversial position regarding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict . Judt's death was announced in a statement from New York University (NYU), where he was a professor.
Revised: British historian Tony Judt died Friday of complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) at the age of 62. Judt was known for his contributions to European history and his controversial position regarding the . Judt's death was announced in a statement from New York University (NYU), where he was a professor.
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Original: British historian Tony Judt died Friday of complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) at the age of 62. Judt was known for his contributions to European history and his controversial position regarding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict . Judt's death was announced in a statement from New York University (NYU), where he was a professor.
Revised: British historian Tony Judt died Friday of complications from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) at the age of 62. Judt was known for his contributions to European history and his controversial position regarding the Israeli–Palestinian conflict . Judt's death was announced in a statement from (NYU), where he was a professor.
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Original:  The descendant of Marxist Lithuanian rabbis , he was sent to a camp in Israel as a teenager, and became a Zionist . Later, he spoke at a Zionist convention in Paris and worked as a translator for the Israel Defense Forces in 1967, starting with the Six-Day War . An alumnus of King's College, he began teaching at NYU as Professor of European studies in 1987.
Revised:  The descendant of Lithuanian , he was sent to a camp in Israel as a teenager, and became a Zionist . Later, he spoke at a Zionist convention in Paris and worked as a translator for the Israel Defense Forces in 1967, starting with the Six-Day War . An alumnus of King's College, he began teaching at NYU as Professor of European studies in 1987.
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Original:  The descendant of Marxist Lithuanian rabbis , he was sent to a camp in Israel as a teenager, and became a Zionist . Later, he spoke at a Zionist convention in Paris and worked as a translator for the Israel Defense Forces in 1967, starting with the Six-Day War . An alumnus of King's College, he began teaching at NYU as Professor of European studies in 1987.
Revised:  The descendant of Marxist Lithuanian rabbis , he was sent to a camp in Israel as a teenager, and became a . Later, he spoke at a Zionist convention in Paris and worked as a translator for the Israel Defense Forces in 1967, starting with the Six-Day War . An alumnus of King's College, he began teaching at NYU as Professor of European studies in 1987.
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Original:  The descendant of Marxist Lithuanian rabbis , he was sent to a camp in Israel as a teenager, and became a Zionist . Later, he spoke at a Zionist convention in Paris and worked as a translator for the Israel Defense Forces in 1967, starting with the Six-Day War . An alumnus of King's College, he began teaching at NYU as Professor of European studies in 1987.
Revised:  The descendant of Marxist Lithuanian rabbis , he was sent to a camp in Israel as a teenager, and became a Zionist . Later, he spoke at a Zionist convention in Paris and worked as a translator for the Israel Defense Forces in 1967, starting with the . An alumnus of King's College, he began teaching at NYU as Professor of European studies in 1987.
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Original:  In 1983, he called Israel a "belligerently intolerant, faith-driven ethno state," opposing a two-state solution . Earlier this year, he wrote, "most Israelis were not transplanted latter-day agrarian socialists but young, prejudiced urban Jews who differed from their European or American counterparts chiefly in their macho, swaggering self-confidence, and access to armed weapons."
Revised:  In 1983, he called Israel a "belligerently intolerant, faith-driven ethno state," opposing a . Earlier this year, he wrote, "most Israelis were not transplanted latter-day agrarian socialists but young, prejudiced urban Jews who differed from their European or American counterparts chiefly in their macho, swaggering self-confidence, and access to armed weapons."
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Original: Amina Mariam Bokhary was sentenced to one year of probation and a fine of 8000 Hong Kong dollars with her driving licence suspended for assaulting a police officer and drink-driving.
Revised: Amina Mariam Bokhary was sentenced to one year of probation and a fine of 8000 Hong Kong with her driving licence suspended for assaulting a police officer and drink-driving.
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Original:  Hamburg's Taiba mosque has been closed down under suspicion of militant activity. . German authorities have closed a mosque in Hamburg that 9/11 plotters used for meetings, because authorities fear that it is being used again by Islamic extremists.
Revised:  Hamburg's Taiba mosque has been closed down under suspicion of militant activity. . German authorities have closed a in that plotters used for meetings, because authorities fear that it is being used again by Islamic extremists.
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Original:  Hamburg's Taiba mosque has been closed down under suspicion of militant activity. . German authorities have closed a mosque in Hamburg that 9/11 plotters used for meetings, because authorities fear that it is being used again by Islamic extremists.
Revised:  Hamburg's Taiba mosque has been closed down under suspicion of militant activity. . German authorities have closed a mosque in Hamburg that 9/11 plotters used for meetings, because authorities fear that it is being used again by extremists.
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Original:  A May report by the Interior Ministry also said that the mosque "remains the central attraction for the Jihadist scene", and a 2009 Hamburg intellegence report stated that many people involved with the Taiba mosque had been getting training by radical Islamic groups, including a group of 11 people who traveled to military training camps at Uzbekistan in March of last year.
Revised:  A May report by the Interior Ministry also said that the mosque "remains the central attraction for the Jihadist scene", and a 2009 Hamburg intellegence report stated that many people involved with the Taiba mosque had been getting training by radical Islamic groups, including a group of 11 people who traveled to military training camps at in March of last year.
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Original:  said Gates, noting the huge increase in military intelligence money since 9/11. Meanwhile, "we're looking at cutting a third of the budget for services and support contracting over the next three years", Gates noted, saying that military contracting had proved inefficient compared to in-sourcing . Gates also proposed elimination of the U.S. Joint Forces Command , saying that while the command's function was important, it did not require a four-star general and 2,800 staff to operate.
Revised:  said Gates, noting the huge increase in military intelligence money since . Meanwhile, "we're looking at cutting a third of the budget for services and support contracting over the next three years", Gates noted, saying that military contracting had proved inefficient compared to in-sourcing . Gates also proposed elimination of the U.S. Joint Forces Command , saying that while the command's function was important, it did not require a four-star general and 2,800 staff to operate.
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Original:  said Gates, noting the huge increase in military intelligence money since 9/11. Meanwhile, "we're looking at cutting a third of the budget for services and support contracting over the next three years", Gates noted, saying that military contracting had proved inefficient compared to in-sourcing . Gates also proposed elimination of the U.S. Joint Forces Command , saying that while the command's function was important, it did not require a four-star general and 2,800 staff to operate.
Revised:  said Gates, noting the huge increase in military intelligence money since 9/11. Meanwhile, "we're looking at cutting a third of the budget for services and support contracting over the next three years", Gates noted, saying that had proved inefficient compared to in-sourcing . Gates also proposed elimination of the U.S. Joint Forces Command , saying that while the command's function was important, it did not require a four-star general and 2,800 staff to operate.
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