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Original:  The amendment was defeated by a vote of 28 to 8. Representative Fred Upton from Michigan , chairman of the Telecommunications and the Internet Subcommittee , describes the bill as a way to "ignite the marketplace - unleashing great advances in technology and delivering to consumers a variety of new services at a lower cost that were once never even imagined.
Revised:  The amendment was defeated by a vote of 28 to 8. Representative Fred Upton from Michigan , chairman of the , describes the bill as a way to "ignite the marketplace - unleashing great advances in technology and delivering to consumers a variety of new services at a lower cost that were once never even imagined.
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Original:  The amendment was defeated by a vote of 28 to 8. Representative Fred Upton from Michigan , chairman of the Telecommunications and the Internet Subcommittee , describes the bill as a way to "ignite the marketplace - unleashing great advances in technology and delivering to consumers a variety of new services at a lower cost that were once never even imagined.
Revised:  The amendment was defeated by a vote of 28 to 8. Representative Fred Upton from Michigan , chairman of the Telecommunications and the Internet Subcommittee , describes the bill as a way to "ignite the marketplace — unleashing great advances in technology and delivering to consumers a variety of new services at a lower cost that were once never even imagined.
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Original:  The revision of the 1996 Telecommunications Act was proposed by House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Joe Barton, R-Texas , and U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill. , in late March and went on to the full committee on April 5.
Revised:  The revision of the 1996 Telecommunications Act was proposed by House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Joe Barton, - , and U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill. , in late March and went on to the full committee on April 5.
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Original:  The revision of the 1996 Telecommunications Act was proposed by House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Joe Barton, R-Texas , and U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill. , in late March and went on to the full committee on April 5.
Revised:  The revision of the 1996 Telecommunications Act was proposed by House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Joe Barton, R-Texas , and U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, - , in late March and went on to the full committee on April 5.
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Original: A report published by Greenpeace questions an estimate made by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that 4000 deaths have resulted from the Chernobyl nuclear accident . Greenpeace claims that this estimate is 'a gross simplification of the breadth of human suffering' and that over the last 15 years, 60,000 have died in Russia because of the accident, and estimates that the total death toll for Ukraine and Belarus could be another 140,000.
Revised: A report published by Greenpeace questions an estimate made by the (IAEA) that 4000 deaths have resulted from the Chernobyl nuclear accident . Greenpeace claims that this estimate is 'a gross simplification of the breadth of human suffering' and that over the last 15 years, 60,000 have died in Russia because of the accident, and estimates that the total death toll for Ukraine and Belarus could be another 140,000.
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Original: A report published by Greenpeace questions an estimate made by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that 4000 deaths have resulted from the Chernobyl nuclear accident . Greenpeace claims that this estimate is 'a gross simplification of the breadth of human suffering' and that over the last 15 years, 60,000 have died in Russia because of the accident, and estimates that the total death toll for Ukraine and Belarus could be another 140,000.
Revised: A report published by Greenpeace questions an estimate made by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that 4000 deaths have resulted from the . Greenpeace claims that this estimate is 'a gross simplification of the breadth of human suffering' and that over the last 15 years, 60,000 have died in Russia because of the accident, and estimates that the total death toll for Ukraine and Belarus could be another 140,000.
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Original: A report published by Greenpeace questions an estimate made by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that 4000 deaths have resulted from the Chernobyl nuclear accident . Greenpeace claims that this estimate is 'a gross simplification of the breadth of human suffering' and that over the last 15 years, 60,000 have died in Russia because of the accident, and estimates that the total death toll for Ukraine and Belarus could be another 140,000.
Revised: A report published by Greenpeace questions an estimate made by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that 4000 deaths have resulted from the Chernobyl nuclear accident . Greenpeace claims that this estimate is 'a gross simplification of the breadth of human suffering' and that over the last 15 years, 60,000 have died in because of the accident, and estimates that the total death toll for Ukraine and Belarus could be another 140,000.
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Original: A report published by Greenpeace questions an estimate made by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that 4000 deaths have resulted from the Chernobyl nuclear accident . Greenpeace claims that this estimate is 'a gross simplification of the breadth of human suffering' and that over the last 15 years, 60,000 have died in Russia because of the accident, and estimates that the total death toll for Ukraine and Belarus could be another 140,000.
Revised: A report published by Greenpeace questions an estimate made by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that 4000 deaths have resulted from the Chernobyl nuclear accident . Greenpeace claims that this estimate is 'a gross simplification of the breadth of human suffering' and that over the last 15 years, 60,000 have died in Russia because of the accident, and estimates that the total death toll for and could be another 140,000.
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Original: 2 February 2005 3 February 2005 4 February 2005 5 February 2005 6 February 2005 7 February 2005 8 February 2005 9 February 2005 10 February 2005 11 February 2005 12 February 2005 13 February 2005 14 February 2005 15 February 2005 16 February 2005 17 February 2005 18 February 2005 19 February 2005 20 February 2005 21 February 2005 22 February 2005 23 February 2005 24 February 2005 25 February 2005 26 February 2005 27 February 2005  28 February 2005  > 2006 crosswords  Category:Publish
Revised: 2 February 2005 3 February 2005 4 February 2005 5 February 2005 6 February 2005 7 February 2005 8 February 2005 9 February 2005 10 February 2005 11 February 2005 12 February 2005 13 February 2005 14 February 2005 15 February 2005 16 February 2005 17 February 2005 18 February 2005 19 February 2005 20 February 2005 21 February 2005 22 February 2005 23 February 2005 24 February 2005 25 February 2005 26 February 2005 27 February 2005 (redirect) 28 February 2005 > 2006 crosswords Category:Publish
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Original: 2 February 2005 3 February 2005 4 February 2005 5 February 2005 6 February 2005 7 February 2005 8 February 2005 9 February 2005 10 February 2005 11 February 2005 12 February 2005 13 February 2005 14 February 2005 15 February 2005 16 February 2005 17 February 2005 18 February 2005 19 February 2005 20 February 2005 21 February 2005 22 February 2005 23 February 2005 24 February 2005 25 February 2005 26 February 2005 27 February 2005  28 February 2005  > 2006 crosswords  Category:Publish
Revised: 2 February 2005 3 February 2005 4 February 2005 5 February 2005 6 February 2005 7 February 2005 8 February 2005 9 February 2005 10 February 2005 11 February 2005 12 February 2005 13 February 2005 14 February 2005 15 February 2005 16 February 2005 17 February 2005 18 February 2005 19 February 2005 20 February 2005 21 February 2005 22 February 2005 23 February 2005 24 February 2005 25 February 2005 26 February 2005 27 February 2005 28 February 2005 (redirect) > 2006 crosswords Category:Publish
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Original: 2 February 2005 3 February 2005 4 February 2005 5 February 2005 6 February 2005 7 February 2005 8 February 2005 9 February 2005 10 February 2005 11 February 2005 12 February 2005 13 February 2005 14 February 2005 15 February 2005 16 February 2005 17 February 2005 18 February 2005 19 February 2005 20 February 2005 21 February 2005 22 February 2005 23 February 2005 24 February 2005 25 February 2005 26 February 2005 27 February 2005  28 February 2005  > 2006 crosswords  Category:Publish
Revised: 2 February 2005 3 February 2005 4 February 2005 5 February 2005 6 February 2005 7 February 2005 8 February 2005 9 February 2005 10 February 2005 11 February 2005 12 February 2005 13 February 2005 14 February 2005 15 February 2005 16 February 2005 17 February 2005 18 February 2005 19 February 2005 20 February 2005 21 February 2005 22 February 2005 23 February 2005 24 February 2005 25 February 2005 26 February 2005 27 February 2005 28 February 2005 March 1 March 2005 (redirect) 2 March 2005 (redirect) 3 March 2005 (redirect) 4 March 2005 (redirect) 5 March 2005 6 March 2005 (redirect) 7 March 2005 (redirect) 8 March 2005 (redirect) 8 March 2005 (redirect) 10 March 2005 (redirect) 11 March 2005 (redirect) 12 March 2005 13 March 2005 (redirect) 14 March 2005 (redirect) 15 March 2005 (redirect) 16 March 2005 (redirect) 17 March 2005 (redirect) 18 March 2005 (redirect) 19 March 2005 10 March 2005 (redirect) 21 March 2005 (redirect) 22 March 2005 (redirect) 23 March 2005 (redirect) 24 March 2005 (redirect) 25 March 2005 (redirect) 26 March 2005 (missing) 27 March 2005 (missing) 28 March 2005 (missing) 29 March 2005 (missing) 30 March 2005 (missing) 31 March 2005 (missing) Category:Publish
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Original: 2 February 2005 3 February 2005 4 February 2005 5 February 2005 6 February 2005 7 February 2005 8 February 2005 9 February 2005 10 February 2005 11 February 2005 12 February 2005 13 February 2005 14 February 2005 15 February 2005 16 February 2005 17 February 2005 18 February 2005 19 February 2005 20 February 2005 21 February 2005 22 February 2005 23 February 2005 24 February 2005 25 February 2005 26 February 2005 27 February 2005  28 February 2005  > 2006 crosswords  Category:Publish
Revised: 2 February 2005 3 February 2005 4 February 2005 5 February 2005 6 February 2005 7 February 2005 8 February 2005 9 February 2005 10 February 2005 11 February 2005 12 February 2005 13 February 2005 14 February 2005 15 February 2005 16 February 2005 17 February 2005 18 February 2005 19 February 2005 20 February 2005 21 February 2005 22 February 2005 23 February 2005 24 February 2005 25 February 2005 26 February 2005 27 February 2005 28 February 2005 > 2006 crosswords April 1 April 2005 (missing) 2 April 2005 Category:Publish
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Original: Four South Korean women have accused Jeong Myeong-seok (Hangul: 정명석, Hanja: 鄭明析), the leader of the new religious organization JMS, of rape.
Revised: Four South Korean women have accused (Hangul: 정명석, Hanja: 鄭明析), the leader of the new religious organization JMS, of rape.
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Original: Four South Korean women have accused Jeong Myeong-seok (Hangul: 정명석, Hanja: 鄭明析), the leader of the new religious organization JMS, of rape.
Revised: Four South Korean women have accused Jeong Myeong-seok (Hangul: 정명석, Hanja: 鄭明析), the leader of the organization JMS, of rape.
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Original:  Gim Du-hyeong (金度珩), the former leader of EXODUS, accompanied them on the press conference held in Seoul, South Korea . Gim Du-hyeong stated that Jeong Myeong-seok was an instructor for the International Sung-gong Association under Unification Church .
Revised:  Gim Du-hyeong (金度珩), the former leader of EXODUS, accompanied them on the press conference held in , . Gim Du-hyeong stated that Jeong Myeong-seok was an instructor for the International Sung-gong Association under Unification Church .
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Original:  Gim Du-hyeong (金度珩), the former leader of EXODUS, accompanied them on the press conference held in Seoul, South Korea . Gim Du-hyeong stated that Jeong Myeong-seok was an instructor for the International Sung-gong Association under Unification Church .
Revised:  Gim Du-hyeong (金度珩), the former leader of EXODUS, accompanied them on the press conference held in Seoul, South Korea . Gim Du-hyeong stated that Jeong Myeong-seok was an instructor for the International Sung-gong Association under .
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Original:  Jeong Myeong-seok was born in Wolmyeong-dong in South Chungcheong . Gim said that Wolmyeong-dong was later claimed a sacred place by JMS. And before Jeong fled Korea, he had been living lavishly and promiscuous here.
Revised:  Jeong Myeong-seok was born in Wolmyeong-dong in . Gim said that Wolmyeong-dong was later claimed a sacred place by JMS. And before Jeong fled Korea, he had been living lavishly and promiscuous here.
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Original:  Members of Exodus soon came to Taiwan and held a press conference with an involved woman in local Legislative Yuan . Gim said, under heavy critics of Taiwan media, Jeong fled to Hong Kong, and still kept raping Korean women who came to visit him.
Revised:  Members of Exodus soon came to Taiwan and held a press conference with an involved woman in local . Gim said, under heavy critics of Taiwan media, Jeong fled to Hong Kong, and still kept raping Korean women who came to visit him.
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Original: In an opinion piece published by  on Tuesday,  law student and women's rights advocate Sandra Fluke insisted she will not allow slurs from critics to silence her and other women from continuing to speak out on issues regarding and . Sandra Fluke (2012).
Revised: In an opinion piece published by CNN on Tuesday, law student and women's rights advocate Sandra Fluke insisted she will not allow slurs from critics to silence her and other women from continuing to speak out on issues regarding and . Sandra Fluke (2012).
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Original: In an opinion piece published by  on Tuesday,  law student and women's rights advocate Sandra Fluke insisted she will not allow slurs from critics to silence her and other women from continuing to speak out on issues regarding and . Sandra Fluke (2012).
Revised: In an opinion piece published by on Tuesday, Georgetown University law student and women's rights advocate Sandra Fluke insisted she will not allow slurs from critics to silence her and other women from continuing to speak out on issues regarding and . Sandra Fluke (2012).
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Original:  In response to these attacks, Fluke has received public support from women, members of the media, and politicians including the  . After being banned by Congressman  from speaking before a hearing on February 16 which consisted mainly of male panelists, Fluke appeared before a meeting of the convened by Nancy Pelosi on February 23. U.S. President Barack Obama discusses his phone call to Sandra Fluke.
Revised:  In response to these attacks, Fluke has received public support from women, members of the media, and politicians including the President of the United States . After being banned by Congressman from speaking before a hearing on February 16 which consisted mainly of male panelists, Fluke appeared before a meeting of the convened by Nancy Pelosi on February 23. U.S. President Barack Obama discusses his phone call to Sandra Fluke.
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Original:  In response to these attacks, Fluke has received public support from women, members of the media, and politicians including the  . After being banned by Congressman  from speaking before a hearing on February 16 which consisted mainly of male panelists, Fluke appeared before a meeting of the convened by Nancy Pelosi on February 23. U.S. President Barack Obama discusses his phone call to Sandra Fluke.
Revised:  In response to these attacks, Fluke has received public support from women, members of the media, and politicians including the . After being banned by Congressman Darrell Issa from speaking before a hearing on February 16 which consisted mainly of male panelists, Fluke appeared before a meeting of the convened by Nancy Pelosi on February 23. U.S. President Barack Obama discusses his phone call to Sandra Fluke.
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Original:  (March 6, 2012) Speaking before the United States Senate on February 17 along with fellow members , ,  , and , Senator of New Hampshire expressed her support for Fluke.
Revised:  (March 6, 2012) Speaking before the United States Senate on February 17 along with fellow members , , Barbara Boxer , and , Senator of New Hampshire expressed her support for Fluke.
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Original:  MetLife CitiGroup Citigroup commited to continue distributing Travelers life insurance and annuities through its Smith Barney stock brokers, Primerica agents, and Citibank branches.
Revised:  MetLife CitiGroup Citigroup committed to continue distributing Travelers life insurance and annuities through its Smith Barney stock brokers, Primerica agents, and Citibank branches.
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Original: U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) claimed in a letter to President George W. Bush on April 18, 2006 that the US seems to be supporting both the Party for a Free Life in Kurdistan (PEJAK), an armed group associated with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and based in Iraq, and the People's Mujahedin of Iran (MEK) in insurgent activity in Iran during 2005 and in particular in killing twenty four Iranian soldiers in March 2006.
Revised: U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) claimed in a letter to President George W. Bush on April 18, 2006 that the US seems to be supporting both the (PEJAK), an armed group associated with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and based in Iraq, and the People's Mujahedin of Iran (MEK) in insurgent activity in Iran during 2005 and in particular in killing twenty four Iranian soldiers in March 2006.
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Original: U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) claimed in a letter to President George W. Bush on April 18, 2006 that the US seems to be supporting both the Party for a Free Life in Kurdistan (PEJAK), an armed group associated with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and based in Iraq, and the People's Mujahedin of Iran (MEK) in insurgent activity in Iran during 2005 and in particular in killing twenty four Iranian soldiers in March 2006.
Revised: U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) claimed in a letter to President George W. Bush on April 18, 2006 that the US seems to be supporting both the Party for a Free Life in Kurdistan (PEJAK), an armed group associated with the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and based in Iraq, and the (MEK) in insurgent activity in Iran during 2005 and in particular in killing twenty four Iranian soldiers in March 2006.
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Original:  The FBI alleges that the National Council of Resistance of Iran is "an integral part of the MEK", i.e. essentially the same organisation as the MEK, while the NCRI itself claims that the MEK is just one of five components of the NCRI.
Revised:  The FBI alleges that the is "an integral part of the MEK", i.e. essentially the same organisation as the MEK, while the NCRI itself claims that the MEK is just one of five components of the NCRI.
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Original:  Kucinich compared the alleged US support for insurgents against the government of Iran with Bush's previous criticisms against insurgent groups, writing to Bush, "U.S. support for insurgent activity in Iran is not tolerable.
Revised:  Kucinich compared the alleged US support for against the government of Iran with Bush's previous criticisms against insurgent groups, writing to Bush, "U.S. support for insurgent activity in Iran is not tolerable.
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Original:  You have claimed numerous times that the object of the so-called 'War on Terror' is to target lawless insurgent groups." Kucinich asked Bush to report to Congress both on US military operations in Iranian territory and on US use of proxy organisations in military actions against the Iranian government, stating, "Previously I asked you to immediately report to Congress on the extent of U.S. military operations currently in Iran.
Revised:  You have claimed numerous times that the object of the so-called '' is to target lawless insurgent groups." Kucinich asked Bush to report to Congress both on US military operations in Iranian territory and on US use of proxy organisations in military actions against the Iranian government, stating, "Previously I asked you to immediately report to Congress on the extent of U.S. military operations currently in Iran.
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Original:  You have claimed numerous times that the object of the so-called 'War on Terror' is to target lawless insurgent groups." Kucinich asked Bush to report to Congress both on US military operations in Iranian territory and on US use of proxy organisations in military actions against the Iranian government, stating, "Previously I asked you to immediately report to Congress on the extent of U.S. military operations currently in Iran.
Revised:  You have claimed numerous times that the object of the so-called 'War on Terror' is to target lawless insurgent groups." Kucinich asked Bush to report to Congress both on US military operations in Iranian territory and on US use of organisations in military actions against the Iranian government, stating, "Previously I asked you to immediately report to Congress on the extent of U.S. military operations currently in Iran.
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Original: St Asaph, with a population of 3,400, was a surprise winner Three towns in the  are to become cities after winning a nationwide competition held to celebrate  's Diamond Jubilee. in , in  , and in North  were selected as the three victors of the competition, whose bidding process began in November 2010.
Revised: St Asaph, with a population of 3,400, was a surprise winner Three towns in the United Kingdom are to become cities after winning a nationwide competition held to celebrate 's Diamond Jubilee. in , in , and in North were selected as the three victors of the competition, whose bidding process began in November 2010.
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Original: St Asaph, with a population of 3,400, was a surprise winner Three towns in the  are to become cities after winning a nationwide competition held to celebrate  's Diamond Jubilee. in , in  , and in North  were selected as the three victors of the competition, whose bidding process began in November 2010.
Revised: St Asaph, with a population of 3,400, was a surprise winner Three towns in the are to become cities after winning a nationwide competition held to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II 's Diamond Jubilee. in , in , and in North were selected as the three victors of the competition, whose bidding process began in November 2010.
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Original: St Asaph, with a population of 3,400, was a surprise winner Three towns in the  are to become cities after winning a nationwide competition held to celebrate  's Diamond Jubilee. in , in  , and in North  were selected as the three victors of the competition, whose bidding process began in November 2010.
Revised: St Asaph, with a population of 3,400, was a surprise winner Three towns in the are to become cities after winning a nationwide competition held to celebrate 's Diamond Jubilee. in , in Scotland , and in North were selected as the three victors of the competition, whose bidding process began in November 2010.
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