wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original: Category:1935 births Category:Living people Category: Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Category:Chinese electrical engineers Category:Engineers from Beijing Category: Moscow Power Engineering Institute alumni Category:Ningbo University faculty Category:TWAS fellows Category: Members of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Category: Chinese expatriates in the Soviet Uni
Revised: Category:1935 births Category:Living people Category: Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Category:Chinese electrical engineers Category:Engineers from Beijing Category: Moscow Power Engineering Institute alumni Category:Ningbo University faculty Category:TWAS fellows Category: Members of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Category: Moscow Power Engineering Institute alumni Category:Ningbo University faculty Category:TWAS fellow
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Original:  A late-20st-century, early-21st-century and ongoing movement, Modern ink paintingThe British Museum URL (sometimes called the "New Ink Movement" or the "New Ink Art") is an emerging style that reaches beyond traditional Asian ink painting in scope and treatment of a minimalist-art.
Revised: New Ink Art movement on East A late-20st-century, early-21st-century and ongoing movement, Modern ink paintingThe British Museum URL (sometimes called the "New Ink Movement" or the "New Ink Art") is an emerging style that reaches beyond traditional Asian ink painting in scope and treatment of a minimalist-art.
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Original:   The founder of the European/Western variant/contribution to the (mainly Asian) Modern ink painting movementSumi-e from the Perspective of a Traditional Academically-trained European Artist URL Theory Of Strings/Theory Of Everything In The Modern (Ink) Painting Practice?
Revised:  New Ink Art movement on West The founder of the European/Western variant/contribution to the (mainly Asian) Modern ink painting movementSumi-e from the Perspective of a Traditional Academically-trained European Artist URL Theory Of Strings/Theory Of Everything In The Modern (Ink) Painting Practice?
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Original:  with a typically East Asian approach (Jürgen Weichardt 2016, Francesco Scagliola 2017, Ante Vranković  URL (In German)Arte Al Limite ed.83 (Chile) pg. 58-63 URL (Sarajevo) URL
Revised:  with a typically East Asian approach (Jürgen Weichardt 2016, Francesco Scagliola 2017, Ante Vranković 2018, Elena Martinique URL (In German)Arte Al Limite ed.83 (Chile) pg. 58-63 URL (Sarajevo) URL
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Original:  There was previously Territorial Advisory Council , created by the High Commissioner Delmas H. Nucker in 1956, which could be considered a predecessor of the Congress of Micronesia.
Revised:  It replaced the previous Council of Micronesia, which had been based outside the Trust Territory in Guam.Meeting Will Discuss Plans for US Trust Territory Pacific Islands Monthly, October 1962 , created by the High Commissioner Delmas H. Nucker in 1956, which could be considered a predecessor of the Congress of Micronesia.
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Original:  There were three elections for the   members of the Congress of Micronesia during its lifetime . Name Took office Left office District NotesDwight HeineJuly 19651966Marshall IslandsBethwel Henry1966May 1979Ponape 
Revised:  The Congress was initially composed of a House of Delegates and General Assembly, which were later renamed the Senate and House of Representatives. The Congress building was burnt down in an arson attack on 20 February 1970.Some Micronesian unity goes up in smoke Pacific Islands Monthly, March 1971, p21 members of the Congress of Micronesia during its lifetime . Name Took office Left office District NotesDwight HeineJuly 19651966Marshall IslandsBethwel Henry1966May 1979Ponape 
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Original:  There were three elections for the   members of the Congress of Micronesia during its lifetime . Name Took office Left office District NotesDwight HeineJuly 19651966Marshall IslandsBethwel Henry1966May 1979Ponape 
Revised:  There were three elections for the Composition The Senate had 12 members, two from each of the six districts. The House of Representatives had 21 members, with seats apportioned to each district based on their population – five from Truk, four from the Marshall Islands and Ponape, three from the Mariana Islands and Palau and two from Yap.Micronesia To Go To Polls Pacific Islands Monthly, November 1964, p13 members of the Congress of Micronesia during its lifetime . Name Took office Left office District NotesDwight HeineJuly 19651966Marshall IslandsBethwel Henry1966May 1979Ponape 
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Original:  There were three elections for the   members of the Congress of Micronesia during its lifetime . Name Took office Left office District NotesDwight HeineJuly 19651966Marshall IslandsBethwel Henry1966May 1979Ponape 
Revised:  There were three elections for the Elections were held every two years. Senators served four-year terms, with one Senator elected from each district at each election. All members of the Congress of Micronesia during its lifetime . Name Took office Left office District NotesDwight HeineJuly 19651966Marshall IslandsBethwel Henry1966May 1979Ponape 
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Original:  There were three elections for the   members of the Congress of Micronesia during its lifetime . Name Took office Left office District NotesDwight HeineJuly 19651966Marshall IslandsBethwel Henry1966May 1979Ponape 
Revised:  There were three elections for the members of the House of Representatives were elected at each election . Name Took office Left office District NotesDwight HeineJuly 19651966Marshall IslandsBethwel Henry1966May 1979Ponape 
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Original:  There were three elections for the   members of the Congress of Micronesia during its lifetime . Name Took office Left office District NotesDwight HeineJuly 19651966Marshall IslandsBethwel Henry1966May 1979Ponape 
Revised:  There were three elections for the members of the Congress of Micronesia during its lifetime . Name Took office Left office District NotesDwight HeineJuly 19651966Marshall IslandsBethwel Henry1966May 1979Ponape Elections 1965 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands parliamentary election 1966 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands parliamentary election 1968 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands parliamentary election 1970 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands parliamentary election
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Original: Name Took office Left office District NotesJohn O. NgirakedJuly 1965July 1965PalauTosiwo NakayamaJuly 19651967TrukJohn O. Ngiraked19671969PalauAmata Kabua1969Jan 1973Marshall IslandsTosiwo NakayamaJan 1973May 1979Truk
Revised: Name Took office Left office District NotesJohn O. NgirakedJuly 1965July 1965PalauTosiwo NakayamaJuly 1965July 1967TrukJohn O. NgirakedJuly URL Kabua1969Jan 1973Marshall IslandsTosiwo NakayamaJan 1973May 1979Truk
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Original:  Groups were randomly assigned , with a control group , and while the interventions did not have an effect. However, the  research indicated that couples determined the effectiveness of the interventions, as many non-regulated couples who have entered the Cascade Model will "construe" interventions by coding them into criticisms and/or by communicating with contempt.
Revised:  Groups were randomly assigned , with a control group . research indicated that couples determined the effectiveness of the interventions, as many non-regulated couples who have entered the Cascade Model will "construe" interventions by coding them into criticisms and/or by communicating with contempt.
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Original:  However, the  research indicated that couples determined the effectiveness of the interventions, as many non-regulated couples who have entered the Cascade Model will "construe" interventions by coding them into criticisms and/or by communicating with contempt.
Revised:  However, the The research indicated that couples determined the effectiveness of the interventions, as many non-regulated couples who have entered the Cascade Model will "construe" interventions by coding them into criticisms and/or by communicating with contempt.
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Original: upA man takes the place of Lisa del Giocondo in the Mona Lisa using a photo stand-in upThe back of a photo stand-in A photo stand-in (also called a  face in the hole board, photo cutout board, comic foreground or picture you put your head in ) is a large board with an image printed on it and that has one or more holes cut out where people can stick their face through the board for humorous effect.
Revised: upA man takes the place of Lisa del Giocondo in the Mona Lisa using a photo stand-in upThe back of a photo stand-in A photo stand-in (also called a Sproftacchel, face in the hole board, photo cutout board, comic foreground or picture you put your head in ) is a large board with an image printed on it and that has one or more holes cut out where people can stick their face through the board for humorous effect.
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Original:  In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish  a national BCA in Kāinga Ora  that will be responsible for generating building consents for all Housing New Zealand related building projects.
Revised:  In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish Consentium, a national BCA in Kāinga Ora that will be responsible for generating building consents for all Housing New Zealand related building projects.
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Original:  In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish  a national BCA in Kāinga Ora  that will be responsible for generating building consents for all Housing New Zealand related building projects.
Revised:  In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish a national BCA in Kāinga Ora , that will be responsible for generating building consents for all Housing New Zealand related building projects.
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Original:  In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish  a national BCA in Kāinga Ora  that will be responsible for generating building consents for all Housing New Zealand related building projects.
Revised:  In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish a national BCA in Kāinga Ora that will be responsible for building consents for all Housing New Zealand related building projects.
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Original:  In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish  a national BCA in Kāinga Ora  that will be responsible for generating building consents for all Housing New Zealand related building projects.
Revised:  In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish a national BCA in Kāinga Ora that will be responsible for generating building consents for public housing (up to and including four storeys) across New Zealand that Kāinga Ora intends to retain. Consentium achieved Accreditation in November 2020.
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Original:  In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish Consentium, a national BCA in Kāinga Ora, that will be responsible for building consents for public housing (up to and including four storeys) across New Zealand that Kāinga Ora intends to retain.
Revised:  In addition to the regional and territorial authorities, Housing New Zealand made a decision in 2019 to establish Consentium, a national BCA in Kāinga Ora, that is responsible for building consents for public housing (up to and including four storeys) across New Zealand that Kāinga Ora intends to retain.
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Original:  The aim of the association was to ‘ watch the interests of and to assist in the general improvement of the Indian community in Fiji ’ . As president of the I.I.A., Manilal Doctor wrote to Gandhi, other Indian leaders and the British Labour Party on the sad plight of Indian indentured labourers in Fiji.
Revised:  The aim of the association was to ' watch the interests of and to assist in the general improvement of the Indian community in Fiji ’ . As president of the I.I.A., Manilal Doctor wrote to Gandhi, other Indian leaders and the British Labour Party on the sad plight of Indian indentured labourers in Fiji.
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Original:  The aim of the association was to ‘ watch the interests of and to assist in the general improvement of the Indian community in Fiji ’ . As president of the I.I.A., Manilal Doctor wrote to Gandhi, other Indian leaders and the British Labour Party on the sad plight of Indian indentured labourers in Fiji.
Revised:  The aim of the association was to ‘ watch the interests of and to assist in the general improvement of the Indian community in Fiji ' . As president of the I.I.A., Manilal Doctor wrote to Gandhi, other Indian leaders and the British Labour Party on the sad plight of Indian indentured labourers in Fiji.
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Original:  On 26 December 1919, the Association organised a conference in the Suva Town Hall, which Manilal chaired and which passed a number of resolutions, including a call for independence for India, sympathy for the victims of the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre and other resolutions relating to Fiji Indians.
Revised:  On 26 December 1919, the Association organised a conference in the Suva Town Hall, which Manilal chaired and which passed a number of resolutions, including a call for independence for India, sympathy for the victims of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre and other resolutions relating to Fiji Indians.
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Original: indenture agreements Repeal of the Masters and servants ordinance Improved educational facilities Training of Indian medical officers like the Fijians Permission to repatriate gold sovereigns Establishment of sugar-cane board Abolition of hut tax and hawkers licences Agricultural training and financial help for Co-operative credit societies or agricultural banks Better pay for skilled Indian workers such as locomotive drivers and those handling dangerous machinery Worker ’
Revised: indenture agreements Repeal of the Masters and servants ordinance Improved educational facilities Training of Indian medical officers like the Fijians Permission to repatriate gold sovereigns Establishment of sugar-cane board Abolition of hut tax and hawkers licences Agricultural training and financial help for Co-operative credit societies or agricultural banks Better pay for skilled Indian workers such as locomotive drivers and those handling dangerous machinery Worker '
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Original:  s compensation Better roads to Indian settlements Easier acquisition of land without distinction of race Better railway and steamship facilities Amendment to municipal ordinances to enable most Indian ratepayers to vote Amendment to all Fiji ’ s ordinances to enable Indians to do most of the things permitted to Europeans only.
Revised:  s compensation Better roads to Indian settlements Easier acquisition of land without distinction of race Better railway and steamship facilities Amendment to municipal ordinances to enable most Indian ratepayers to vote Amendment to all Fiji ' s ordinances to enable Indians to do most of the things permitted to Europeans only.
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Original:   Demographics            References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places  in San José Provinc
Revised:  Demographics Archaeology Originally discovered in the 1980s through archaeological surveys of the region by Robert Drolet, the Rivas site is one of 15 Chiriquí Period (AD 750-1500) archaeological sites known within the river valley. Although the site is covered with agricultural plots, numerous cobble house foundations and upright boulders are present throughout the area indicating the presence of an archaeological site. References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places in San José Provinc
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Original:   Demographics            References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places  in San José Provinc
Revised:  Demographics Excavations at Rivas began in 1992 under the direction of Jeffrey Quilter of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University. His excavations identified structures similar to those found by Drolet at the site of Murciélago, Costa Rica. References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places in San José Provinc
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Original:   Demographics            References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places  in San José Provinc
Revised:  Demographics Throughout the 6-year project at Rivas, Quilter identified several residential areas. Construction of these structures consisted of river cobbles aligned in circular patterns of various sizes, typically with adjoining rectangular patios. The smallest structures measured 10m in diameter and the largest were up to 30m in diameter. Additional architectural features including paths, causeways, plazas, and stairways were also recorded throughout the site. References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places in San José Provinc
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Original:   Demographics            References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places  in San José Provinc
Revised:  Demographics It is unclear what function that these structures served within the broader context of the site as a whole. The majority of ceramic artifacts found in these area were shattered and found on the exterior of these structures. Ceramic sherds were rarely found on the interior. This suggests that many of these structures were living areas where refuse pottery was swept outside. References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places in San José Provinc
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Original:   Demographics            References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places  in San José Provinc
Revised:  Demographics Chiriqui period cemeteries located near the site may have corresponded to specific habitation areas within the Rivas population. Burials in these areas had no apparent pattern with regards to their placement and were distinguished by carefully placed river cobbles within a defined area. The quality and quantity of grave goods within these burials indicates a possible status differentiation between the two cemeteries. None of the graves contained gold or tumbaga artifacts. References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places in San José Provinc
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Original:   Demographics            References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places  in San José Provinc
Revised:  Demographics A separate, possibly ceremonial, area was also found at the site. Researchers originally thought that this area was a cemetery site because of the tomb-like concentrations of river cobbles. However, excavations proved that it was neither a cemetery nor a habitation area. A nearby staircase may have connected this portion of the site to the Panteón de La Reina on the overlying ridge. It was therefore concluded that this part of the site was probably an area where rituals were performed in preparation of burial on the ridge. References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places in San José Provinc
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Original:   Demographics            References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places  in San José Provinc
Revised:  Demographics Artifact assemblage Over 600,000 ceramic pot sherds were recovered at the site of Rivas. The research team focused on diagnostic pieces, such as rims and decorated body sherds, in their collection efforts. Further examination showed that 60\% of the rims and 72\% of the other sherds were decorated in the Buenos Aires Polychrome tradition. This pottery style is generally considered to be "fiesta ware" of the Chiriquí Period in the chronology of Costa Rican art. The second-most represented ceramic style in the assemblage was classified as Red Wares composed of Sangria Red Fine and Turucaca White-On-Red styles. References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places in San José Provinc
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Original:   Demographics            References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places  in San José Provinc
Revised:  Demographics A total of 8,632 examples of stone artifacts were found at the Rivas site. Made primarily from andesite and basalt, all but 35 of these artifacts were chipped stone tools. The majority of these tools were classified as endscrapers and perforators. Ground stone artifacts were rarely found and consisted of one adze, 8 celts, and fractured remnants of manos and metates. References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places in San José Provinc
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Original:   Demographics            References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places  in San José Provinc
Revised:  Demographics Several figurines made of solid clay and no larger than 7 cm tall were also uncovered. These figurines generally depicted women in a seated position with their legs extended and open. Often, these figures were found with the head broken off. References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places in San José Provinc
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Original:   Demographics            References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places  in San José Provinc
Revised:  Demographics The excavations also discovered examples of ceramic musical instruments. One large fragmentary rattle was found in one of the cemeteries was shaped into the form of a squash blossom. A ceramic bead was encased in an open hollow of the instrument to create the desired musical affect. Two ceramic whistles were found at the site as well. One of them was in the form of a human head and was probably intended to be worn around the neck. The other whistle was in the form of a bird with folded wings and was one of the examples of animal figurines at the site. References Category:Districts of San José Province Category:Populated places in San José Provinc
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Original: Canada was a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in 1949, the North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD) in 1958  and played a leading role in United Nations peacekeeping operations – from the Korean War to the creation of a permanent UN peacekeeping force during the Suez Crisis in 1956.
Revised: Canada was a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in 1949, the North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD) in 1958 , and played a leading role in United Nations peacekeeping operations – from the Korean War to the creation of a permanent UN peacekeeping force during the Suez Crisis in 1956.
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Original: Canada was a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in 1949, the North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD) in 1958  and played a leading role in United Nations peacekeeping operations – from the Korean War to the creation of a permanent UN peacekeeping force during the Suez Crisis in 1956.
Revised: Canada was a founding member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) in 1949, the North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD) in 1958 and played a leading role in United Nations peacekeeping operations — from the Korean War to the creation of a permanent UN peacekeeping force during the Suez Crisis in 1956.
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