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Original: Group C Scores Home Team Score Visiting TeamReal Madrid2-1Werder BremenOlympiacos1-1Lazio Standings Standings at the end of Matchday 1 for Group C PosTeamWDLFAGDPts1Real Madrid10021132Lazio01011012Olympiacos01011014Werder Bremen00112-10 Group D Scores Home Team Score Visiting TeamMilan2-1BenficaShakhtar Donetsk2-0Celtic }} Standings Standings at the end of Matchday 1 for Group D PosTeamWDLFAGDPts1Shakhtar Donetsk10020232Milan10021133SL Benfica00112-104Celtic00102-20
Revised: Group C Scores Home Team Score Visiting TeamReal Madrid2-1Werder BremenOlympiacos1-1Lazio Standings Standings at the end of Matchday 1 for Group C PosTeamWDLFAGDPts1Real Madrid10021132Lazio01011012Olympiacos01011014Werder Bremen00112-10 Group D Scores Home Team Score Visiting TeamMilan2-1BenficaShakhtar Donetsk2-0Celtic }} Standings Standings at the end of Matchday 1 for Group D PosTeamWDLFAGDPts1|100202321002113300112-10400102-20
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Original:  TV3 does have an agreement with Sky, as well as with TVNZ (Television New Zealand), which allows use of it's footage for "hard news programmes", but not on niche or magazine styles shows.
Revised:  TV3 does have an agreement with Sky, as well as with (Television New Zealand), which allows use of it's footage for "hard news programmes", but not on niche or magazine styles shows.
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Original:  Australian treasurer Peter Costello, who introduced the tax threshold changes, has seized on the opposition leader's uncertainty  claiming that " He has never cared about economic policy, he has no interest in it," he said.
Revised:  Australian treasurer Peter Costello, who introduced the tax threshold changes, has seized on the opposition leader's uncertainty , claiming that " He has never cared about economic policy, he has no interest in it," he said.
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Original:  Australian treasurer Peter Costello, who introduced the tax threshold changes, has seized on the opposition leader's uncertainty  claiming that " He has never cared about economic policy, he has no interest in it," he said.
Revised:  Australian treasurer Peter Costello, who introduced the tax threshold changes, has seized on the opposition leader's uncertainty claiming that " he has never cared about economic policy, he has no interest in it," he said.
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Original:  External links Aner Shalev - The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature Aner Shalev - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Aner Shalev - Italian Wikipedia Dove finisce New York - Italian Wikipedia%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Education Category:Middle East Category:Israel category:Mathematics it:Intervista al matematico e scrittore israelian
Revised:  Aner Shalev - The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature Aner Shalev - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Aner Shalev - Italian Wikipedia Dove finisce New York - Italian Wikipedia%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Education Category:Middle East Category:Israel category:Mathematics it:Intervista al matematico e scrittore israelian
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Original:  External links Aner Shalev - The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature Aner Shalev - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Aner Shalev - Italian Wikipedia Dove finisce New York - Italian Wikipedia%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Education Category:Middle East Category:Israel category:Mathematics it:Intervista al matematico e scrittore israelian
Revised:  External links %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Education Category:Middle East Category:Israel category:Mathematics it:Intervista al matematico e scrittore israelian
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Original:  External links Aner Shalev - The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature Aner Shalev - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Aner Shalev - Italian Wikipedia Dove finisce New York - Italian Wikipedia%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Education Category:Middle East Category:Israel category:Mathematics it:Intervista al matematico e scrittore israelian
Revised:  External links Aner Shalev - The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature Aner Shalev - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Aner Shalev - Italian Wikipedia Dove finisce New York - Italian Wikipedia%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% it:Intervista al matematico e scrittore israelian
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Original:  External links Aner Shalev - The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature Aner Shalev - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Aner Shalev - Italian Wikipedia Dove finisce New York - Italian Wikipedia%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Education Category:Middle East Category:Israel category:Mathematics it:Intervista al matematico e scrittore israelian
Revised:  External links Aner Shalev - The Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature Aner Shalev - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Aner Shalev - Italian Wikipedia Dove finisce New York - Italian Wikipedia%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Education Category:Middle East Category:Israel category:Mathematics 
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Original: According to one of Simpson's lawyers Yale Galanter, the bail agreement was reached with the prosecution days before today's hearing, and Simpson only had to pay $19,000 of the $125,000 to get out of jail. Simpson must also surrender his passport in 24 hours and is only allowed to travel within the mainland U.S.. Simpson is also "not allowed to have any contact whatsoever with any witness" or individual on the side of the prosecution which includes "no third-party contacting" and "no carrier pigeons." Simpson was later released a few hours after the hearing. After the hearing, during a press conference outside the courtroom Galanter stated that he would "be taking action" against an attorney who appeared on the FOX News Channel on Tuesday night who falsely identified himself as Simpson's attorney. "We are his only attorneys," said Galanter during the press conference. Simpson's lawyers had to speak over the large number of bystanders and media, some whom were cheering when Galanter said he would be released shortly. One man standing next to Galanter suddenly yelled "nice job guy! That's right, up high!," as he was attempting to give Galanter a 'high-five.' Simpson was charged with kidnapping with a deadly weapon robbery, and other charges on September 14 after, according to Simpson, he performed his "own sting operation" to retrieve sports memorabilia items and other "personal" items that allegedly belonged to Simpson. Reports say that the total value of all the items combined,is over $ 100,000.
Revised: According to one of Simpson's lawyers Yale Galanter, the bail agreement was reached with the prosecution days before today's hearing, and Simpson only had to pay $19,000 of the $125,000 to get out of jail. Simpson must also surrender his passport in 24 hours and is only allowed to travel within the mainland United States. Simpson is also "not allowed to have any contact whatsoever with any witness" or individual on the side of the prosecution which includes "no third-party contacting" and "no carrier pigeons." Simpson was later released a few hours after the hearing. After the hearing, during a press conference outside the courtroom Galanter stated that he would "be taking action" against an attorney who appeared on the FOX News Channel on Tuesday night who falsely identified himself as Simpson's attorney. "We are his only attorneys," said Galanter during the press conference. Simpson's lawyers had to speak over the large number of bystanders and media, some whom were cheering when Galanter said he would be released shortly. One man standing next to Galanter suddenly yelled "nice job guy! That's right, up high!," as he was attempting to give Galanter a 'high-five.' Simpson was charged with kidnapping with a deadly weapon robbery, and other charges on September 14 after, according to Simpson, he performed his "own sting operation" to retrieve sports memorabilia items and other "personal" items that allegedly belonged to Simpson. Reports say that the total value of all the items combined,is over $ 100,000.
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Original: Detainees, or individuals in United States custody considered to be suspects connected to terrorism will no longer be able to protest their being held in custody or their treatment while in custody, other wise known as the "writ of Habeas Corpus  " at least not in U.S. federal courtrooms ;
Revised: Detainees, or individuals in United States custody considered to be suspects connected to terrorism will no longer be able to protest their being held in custody or their treatment while in custody, other wise known as the "writ of Habeas Corpus , " at least not in U.S. federal courtrooms ;
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Original: Detainees, or individuals in United States custody considered to be suspects connected to terrorism will no longer be able to protest their being held in custody or their treatment while in custody, other wise known as the "writ of Habeas Corpus  " at least not in U.S. federal courtrooms ; striking a victory for Republicans . Democrats  needed at least 60 votes in order for the bill to allow detainees to fight and they only received 56, which included six Republicans.
Revised: Detainees, or individuals in United States custody considered to be suspects connected to terrorism will no longer be able to protest their being held in custody or their treatment while in custody, other wise known as the "writ of Habeas Corpus " at least not in U.S. federal courtrooms . Democrats needed at least 60 votes in order for the bill to allow detainees to fight and they only received 56, which included six Republicans.
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Original:  In 2006, the U.S. Military Commissions Act severely limited the rights of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the U.S. run prison in Cuba for the most dangerous individuals in the world, allegedly accused of horrific acts of terrorism.
Revised:  In 2006, the U.S. Military Commissions Act limited the rights of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the U.S. run prison in Cuba for the most dangerous individuals in the world, allegedly accused of horrific acts of terrorism.
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Original:  In 2006, the U.S. Military Commissions Act severely limited the rights of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the U.S. run prison in Cuba for the most dangerous individuals in the world, allegedly accused of horrific acts of terrorism.
Revised:  In 2006, the U.S. Military Commissions Act severely limited the rights of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the U.S. run dentention facility in Cuba for the most dangerous individuals in the world, allegedly accused of horrific acts of terrorism.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  In 2006, the U.S. Military Commissions Act severely limited the rights of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the U.S. run prison in Cuba for the most dangerous individuals in the world, allegedly accused of horrific acts of terrorism.
Revised:  In 2006, the U.S. Military Commissions Act severely limited the rights of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, the U.S. run prison in Cuba for the most dangerous individuals in the world, accused of acts of terrorism.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Gambhir was dismissed in the next over, followed by Tremlett claiming his second wicket when he bowled Robin Uthappa for 6 runs England, who had already been eliminated from the tournament, started solidly.
Revised:  Gambhir was dismissed in the next over, followed by Tremlett claiming his second wicket when he bowled Robin Uthappa for six runs England, who had already been eliminated from the tournament, started solidly.
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Original:  Kevin Pietersen scored 39 and Vikram Solanki made 43, but the required run rate was too high and wickets fell regularly, with Irfan Pathan taking 3-37 and Rudra Pratap Singh taking two wickets in one over, and England finished eighteen runs short on 200-6.
Revised:  Kevin Pietersen scored 39 and Vikram Solanki made 43, but the required run rate was too high and wickets fell regularly, with Irfan Pathan taking 3-37 and Rudra Pratap Singh taking two wickets in one over, and England finished 18 runs short on 200-6.
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Original: Did not bat: R P Sharma, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma, S Sreesanth, R P Singh India: G Gambhir, V Sehwag, R V Uthappa, M S Dhoni (capt, wkt), Yuvraj Singh, I K Pathan, R P Sharma, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma, S Sreesanth, R P Singh
Revised: Did not bat: R G Sharma, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma, S Sreesanth, R P Singh India: G Gambhir, V Sehwag, R V Uthappa, M S Dhoni (capt, wkt), Yuvraj Singh, I K Pathan, R P Sharma, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma, S Sreesanth, R P Singh
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Original: Did not bat: R P Sharma, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma, S Sreesanth, R P Singh India: G Gambhir, V Sehwag, R V Uthappa, M S Dhoni (capt, wkt), Yuvraj Singh, I K Pathan, R P Sharma, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma, S Sreesanth, R P Singh
Revised: Did not bat: R P Sharma, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma, S Sreesanth, R P Singh India: G Gambhir, V Sehwag, R V Uthappa, M S Dhoni (capt, wkt), Yuvraj Singh, I K Pathan, R G Sharma, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma, S Sreesanth, R P Singh
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Original: Construction workers in Seattle, Washington located in the United States are nearing completion of a new light-rail trolley, but it 's not the trolleys that are making the residents of the city laugh, its the abbreviation that city officials designated for the new transit system.
Revised: Construction workers in Seattle, Washington located in the United States are nearing completion of a new light-rail trolley, but it is not the trolleys that are making the residents of the city laugh, its the abbreviation that city officials designated for the new transit system.
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Original: Construction workers in Seattle, Washington located in the United States are nearing completion of a new light-rail trolley, but it is not the trolleys that are making the residents of the city laugh, it is the abbreviation that city officials designated for the new transit system.
Revised: Construction workers in Seattle, Washington located in the United States are nearing completion of a new trolley, but it is not the trolleys that are making the residents of the city laugh, it is the abbreviation that city officials designated for the new transit system.
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Original:  Rather resigned after a scandal in 2004 involving faked government documents about United States President George W. Bush's service to the U.S. National Guard . CEO of CBS Leslie Moonves and Viacom are also listed as defendants in the lawsuit.
Revised:  Rather resigned after a scandal in 2004 involving about United States President George W. Bush's service to the U.S. National Guard . CEO of CBS Leslie Moonves and Viacom are also listed as defendants in the lawsuit.
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Original:  Rather resigned after a scandal in 2004 involving faked government documents about United States President George W. Bush's service to the U.S. National Guard . CEO of CBS Leslie Moonves and Viacom are also listed as defendants in the lawsuit.
Revised:  Rather resigned after a scandal in 2004 involving faked government documents about United States President George W. Bush's service to the U.S. . CEO of CBS Leslie Moonves and Viacom are also listed as defendants in the lawsuit.
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Original:  Rather resigned after a scandal in 2004 involving faked government documents about United States President George W. Bush's service to the U.S. National Guard . CEO of CBS Leslie Moonves and Viacom are also listed as defendants in the lawsuit.
Revised:  Rather resigned after a scandal in 2004 involving faked government documents about United States President George W. Bush's service to the U.S. National Guard . CEO of CBS and Viacom are also listed as defendants in the lawsuit.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  In regards to the fake document scandal, Rather also claims that CBS "committed fraud [and tried to] pacify the White House " when they "commissioned a biased and incomplete investigation" which "seriously damaged" his reputation as a journalist.
Revised:  In regards to the fake document scandal, Rather also claims that CBS "committed fraud [and tried to] pacify the " when they "commissioned a biased and incomplete investigation" which "seriously damaged" his reputation as a journalist.
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Original:  Just yesterday the Toronto Star reported about a Mississauga, Ontario, Canada woman, on September 10  who was scammed by a Nigerian man (Paul) claiming to be a Christian missionary who could no longer take care of his puppy.
Revised:  Just yesterday the Toronto Star reported about a Mississauga, Ontario, Canada woman, on September 10 , who was scammed by a Nigerian man (Paul) claiming to be a Christian missionary who could no longer take care of his puppy.
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Original:  But after he emailed the person he received an email response in broken English saying the customer would have to pay $500. It's also happening to United States citizens. According to the women the advertisements are published in newspapers, such as free Toronto daily newspaper 24, and online. She saw the ad online at Livedeal.com, a website that warns about making foreign purchases, and proceeded to email the person in Nigeria who was offering a free female Yorkshire terrier pup. The ad called "GORGEOUS YORKSHIRE TERRIER FOR FREE GRAB HER NOW!!!" had a picture of a "Yorkie" in a white basket. The seller of the puppy, asked the women over the phone for $ 200 for the shipping fee, the next day he asked for $250 to put the dog in a crate, and again the next day $50 for ownership.
Revised:  But after he emailed the person he received an email response in broken English saying the customer would have to pay $500. According to the women the advertisements are published in newspapers, such as free Toronto daily newspaper 24, and online. She saw the ad at Livedeal.com, a website which warns about making foreign purchases, and proceeded to email the person in Nigeria who was offering a "free" female Yorkshire Terrier pup. The ad called "GORGEOUS YORKSHIRE TERRIER FOR FREE GRAB HER NOW!!!" had a picture of a "Yorkie" in a white basket. The seller of the puppy asked the women over the phone to pay $ 200 for the shipping fee, the next day he asked for $250 to put the dog in a crate, and again the next day $50 for ownership.
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Original:  Just yesterday the Toronto Star reported about a Mississauga , Ontario, Canada woman, on September 10, who was scammed by a Nigerian man (Paul) claiming to be a Christian missionary who could no longer take care of his puppy.
Revised:  Just yesterday the reported about a Mississauga , Ontario, Canada woman, on September 10, who was scammed by a Nigerian man (Paul) claiming to be a Christian missionary who could no longer take care of his puppy.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Just yesterday the Toronto Star reported about a Mississauga , Ontario, Canada woman, on September 10, who was scammed by a Nigerian man (Paul) claiming to be a Christian missionary who could no longer take care of his puppy.
Revised:  Just yesterday the Toronto Star reported about a , Ontario, Canada woman, on September 10, who was scammed by a Nigerian man (Paul) claiming to be a Christian missionary who could no longer take care of his puppy.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  After he emailed the person he received an email response in broken English saying the customer would have to pay $500. According to the women the advertisements are published in newspapers, such as free Toronto daily newspaper 24, and online. She saw the ad at Livedeal.com, a website which warns about making foreign purchases, and proceeded to email the person in Nigeria who was offering a "free" female Yorkshire Terrier pup. The ad called "GORGEOUS YORKSHIRE TERRIER FOR FREE GRAB HER NOW!!!" had a picture of a "Yorkie" in a white basket. The seller of the puppy asked the women over the phone to pay $ 200 for the shipping fee, the next day he asked for $250 to put the dog in a crate, and again the next day $50 for ownership.
Revised:  After he emailed the person he received an email response in broken English saying the customer would have to pay $500. According to the women the advertisements are published in newspapers, such as free Toronto daily newspaper 24, and online. She saw the ad at Livedeal.com, a website which warns about making foreign purchases, and proceeded to email the person in Nigeria who was offering a "free" female pup. The ad called "GORGEOUS YORKSHIRE TERRIER FOR FREE GRAB HER NOW!!!" had a picture of a "Yorkie" in a white basket. The seller of the puppy asked the women over the phone to pay $ 200 for the shipping fee, the next day he asked for $250 to put the dog in a crate, and again the next day $50 for ownership.
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Original:  "First clinical signs of bluetongue: rise in temperature, followed by hyperaemia of oral cavity and mucus membranes leading to oedema of the lips, tongue and face."
Revised: Image:Infected sheep.jpg| "First clinical signs of bluetongue: rise in temperature, followed by hyperaemia of oral cavity and mucus membranes leading to oedema of the lips, tongue and face."
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Original:  Virender Sehwag was caught behind for 11 and Robin Uthappa made 15, but Rohit Sharma (50 not out ) and Mahendra Singh Dhoni (45) shared a partnership of 85 runs as India recovered to 153-5.
Revised:  Virender Sehwag was caught behind for 11 and Robin Uthappa made 15, but Rohit Sharma (50 ) and Mahendra Singh Dhoni (45) shared a partnership of 85 runs as India recovered to 153-5.
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Original:  Virender Sehwag was caught behind for 11 and Robin Uthappa made 15, but Rohit Sharma (50 not out ) and Mahendra Singh Dhoni (45) shared a partnership of 85 runs as India recovered to 153-5.
Revised:  Virender Sehwag was caught behind for 11 and Robin Uthappa made 15, but Rohit Sharma (50 not out ) and Mahendra Singh Dhoni (45) shared a of 85 runs as India recovered to 153-5.
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Original:  G C Smith (capt), H H Gibbs, A B de Villiers, M V Boucher (wkt), J M Kemp, S M Pollock, J A Morkel, J J van der Wath, V D Philander, M Ntini, M Morkel India:
Revised:  (capt), H H Gibbs, A B de Villiers, M V Boucher (wkt), J M Kemp, S M Pollock, J A Morkel, J J van der Wath, V D Philander, M Ntini, M Morkel India:
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Original:  G C Smith (capt), H H Gibbs, A B de Villiers, M V Boucher (wkt), J M Kemp, S M Pollock, J A Morkel, J J van der Wath, V D Philander, M Ntini, M Morkel India:
Revised:  G C Smith (capt), , , (wkt), J M Kemp, S M Pollock, J A Morkel, J J van der Wath, V D Philander, M Ntini, M Morkel India:
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Original:  G C Smith (capt), H H Gibbs, A B de Villiers, M V Boucher (wkt), J M Kemp, S M Pollock, J A Morkel, J J van der Wath, V D Philander, M Ntini, M Morkel India:
Revised:  G C Smith (capt), H H Gibbs, A B de Villiers, M V Boucher (wkt), , , , , , , India:
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Original:  G Gambhir, V Sehwag, K D Karthik, R V Uthappa, R P Sharma, M S Dhoni (capt, wkt), I K Pathan, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma, S Sreesanth, R P Singh Man of the Match: R P Sharma (India) Umpires: B R Doctrove (West Indies) and S J A Taufel (Australia) TV Umpire: S J Davis (Australia) Match Referee: R S Madugalle (Sri Lanka) Reserve Umpire: B G Jerling (South Africa)
Revised:  , , , , , (capt, wkt), I K Pathan, Harbhajan Singh, Joginder Sharma, S Sreesanth, R P Singh Man of the Match: R P Sharma (India) Umpires: B R Doctrove (West Indies) and S J A Taufel (Australia) TV Umpire: S J Davis (Australia) Match Referee: R S Madugalle (Sri Lanka) Reserve Umpire: B G Jerling (South Africa)
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