wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  KET, Program 1106, "Kentucky And Liberia "  The Kentucky society bought a site along the Saint Paul River  and named it Kentucky in Africa.
Revised:  KET, Program 1106, "Kentucky And Liberia " (special edition of Kentucky Life), Kentucky Educational Television (Aug. 15, 2005). The Kentucky society bought a site along the Saint Paul River and named it Kentucky in Africa.
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Original:  KET, Program 1106, "Kentucky And Liberia "  The Kentucky society bought a site along the Saint Paul River  and named it Kentucky in Africa.
Revised:  KET, Program 1106, "Kentucky And Liberia " The Kentucky society bought a site along the Saint Paul River (quite near the site of the present-day capital city of Monrovia) and named it Kentucky in Africa.
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Original: Liberia Past And Present, "President William David Coleman 1896 – 1900" Alfred F. Russell, the 9th President of Liberia, also resided in Clay-Ashland.
Revised: Liberia Past And Present, "President William David Coleman 1896 – 1900" Alfred F. Russell, the 10th President of Liberia, also resided in Clay-Ashland.
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Original: Bluegrass Community & Technical College, "A Letter from Liberia: Reverend Alfred F. Russell to Robert Wickliffe in Lexington, Kentucky", July 3, 1855 Kentucky in Africa was annexed by Liberia about 1842.
Revised: Bluegrass Community & Technical College, "A Letter from Liberia: Reverend Alfred F. Russell to Robert Wickliffe in Lexington, Kentucky", July 3, 1855 Kentucky in Africa was annexed by Liberia about 1847.
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Original:  VII Corps had FRAGPLANs for movement of VII Corp assets to various European ports for embarkation on to ships and these FRAGPLANs were used as part of the total plan of moving VII Corps from its European locations to the Middle East.
Revised:  VII Corps had FRAGPLANs for movement of VII Corp assets to various European ports for embarkation on to ships . These FRAGPLANs were used as part of the total plan of moving VII Corps from its European locations to the Middle East.
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Original:  VII Corps had FRAGPLANs for movement of VII Corp assets to various European ports for embarkation on to ships and these FRAGPLANs were used as part of the total plan of moving VII Corps from its European locations to the Middle East.
Revised:  VII Corps had FRAGPLANs for movement of VII Corp assets to various European ports for embarkation on to ships and these FRAGPLANs were used as part of the total plan to move VII Corps from its European locations to the Middle East.
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Original:  Ancient India  upTraditional flower offering to a Lingam in Varanasi Shiva, the most widely worshipped and edified male deity in the Hindu pantheon, is worshipped much more commonly in the form of the lingam.
Revised:  Ancient India Ithyphallic Shiva, 3rd century AD upTraditional flower offering to a Lingam in Varanasi Shiva, the most widely worshipped and edified male deity in the Hindu pantheon, is worshipped much more commonly in the form of the lingam.
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Original:  Ancient India  upTraditional flower offering to a Lingam in Varanasi Shiva, the most widely worshipped and edified male deity in the Hindu pantheon, is worshipped much more commonly in the form of the lingam.
Revised:  Ancient India Shiva, the most widely worshipped and edified male deity in the Hindu pantheon, is worshipped much more commonly in the form of the lingam.
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Original:  The famous "man-size" lingam in the Parashurameshwar Temple in Gudimallam , Chitoor District of Andhra Pradesh known as the Gudimallam Lingam, is about in height, carved in polished black granite .
Revised: Shiva, the most widely worshipped male deity in Hinduism pantheon, is worshipped much more commonly in the form of the lingam. Evidence of the lingam in India dates back to prehistoric times. Stone Lingams with several varieties are found to this date in many of the old temples, and in museums in India and abroad, which are often more clearly phallic than later stylized lingams. The famous "man-size" lingam in the Parashurameshwar Temple in Gudimallam , Chitoor District of Andhra Pradesh known as the Gudimallam Lingam, is about in height, carved in polished black granite .
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Original:  The famous "man-size" lingam in the Parashurameshwar Temple in Gudimallam , Chitoor District of Andhra Pradesh known as the Gudimallam Lingam, is about in height, carved in polished black granite .
Revised:  The famous "man-size" Gudimallam Lingam in Andhra Pradesh is about in height, carved in polished black granite .
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Original:  The famous "man-size" lingam in the Parashurameshwar Temple in Gudimallam , Chitoor District of Andhra Pradesh known as the Gudimallam Lingam, is about in height, carved in polished black granite . It is one of the existing lingams from the pre-Buddhist period. The almost naturalistic giant lingam is distinguished by an anthropomorphic form of Parashurama carved in high relief .Rao, T. A. Gopinatha, Elements Of Hindu Iconography, Vol II Part 1, 1916, Law Printing House, Madras (Chennai), Internet Archive (fully online), p. 65 on;
Revised:  The famous "man-size" lingam in the Parashurameshwar Temple in Gudimallam , Chitoor District of Andhra Pradesh known as the Gudimallam Lingam, is about in height, carved in polished black granite , and clearly represents an erect phallus, with a figure of the deity in relief superimposed down the shaft .Rao, T. A. Gopinatha, Elements Of Hindu Iconography, Vol II Part 1, 1916, Law Printing House, Madras (Chennai), Internet Archive (fully online), p. 65 on;
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Original:  Latitude is how far a place is north or south of the equator. Latitude affects climate in many ways. When a place has a high latitude or it's far from the equator it will receive less sunlight than places at low latitudes which are closer to the equator; thus affecting the climate. From a latitude of 66.5N (N for north) to the North Pole constitutes as the Arctic, while a latitude of 66.5S (S for south) to the South Pole is the Antarctic. Places within these areas classify as arctic climate zones and are covered in snow and ice all year round. This is due to their distance from the equator and how few sunlight theses places receive. Between a latitude of 23.5S and 23.5N is the tropical climate; a tropical bit of land and sea that goes around the globe on both sides of the equator. The tropic climate does not consist of the hottest temperatures however, because it is surrounded by oceans. But the temperatures are much warmer than that of the arctic climate.The temperate climate is between the arctic climate and the tropical climate zones and these places may experience more tropical climate (warmer weather) or a more arctic climate (cooler weather) or a mix of the both.
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Original:   Terminology Mainland Australia showing the continental Sahul Shelf (light blue) extending to the islands of New Guinea in the north, the island of Timor in the northwest, and Tasmania in the south upright=1.6|The Sahul continent Situated in the geographical region of Oceania, Australia is the smallest continent in land area  .
Revised: With a total land area of , the Australian continent is the smallest, and second-lowest human inhabited (after Antarctica) continent on Earth. As the country of Australia is mostly on a single landmass, and comprises most of the continent, it is sometimes informally referred to as an island continent, surrounded by oceans. Terminology Mainland Australia showing the continental Sahul Shelf (light blue) extending to the islands of New Guinea in the north, the island of Timor in the northwest, and Tasmania in the south upright=1.6|The Sahul continent Situated in the geographical region of Oceania, Australia is the smallest continent in land area .
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Original:   Terminology Mainland Australia showing the continental Sahul Shelf (light blue) extending to the islands of New Guinea in the north, the island of Timor in the northwest, and Tasmania in the south upright=1.6|The Sahul continent Situated in the geographical region of Oceania, Australia is the smallest continent in land area  .
Revised:  Papua New Guinea, a country within the continent, is one of the most culturally and linguistically diverse countries in the world. It is also one of the most rural, as only 18 percent of its people live in urban centres. West Papua, a province of Indonesia, is home to an estimated 44 uncontacted tribal groups. Australia, the largest landmass in the continent, is highly urbanised, and has the world's 14th-largest economy with the second-highest human development index globally.Data refer mostly to the year 2014. World Economic Outlook Database-April 2015, International Monetary Fund. Accessed on 25 April 2015. Australia also has the world's 9th largest immigrant population.United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division, (2019). 'International Migration' in International migrant stock 2019. Accessed from International migrant stock 2015: maps on 24 May 2017. Terminology Mainland Australia showing the continental Sahul Shelf (light blue) extending to the islands of New Guinea in the north, the island of Timor in the northwest, and Tasmania in the south upright=1.6|The Sahul continent Situated in the geographical region of Oceania, Australia is the smallest continent in land area .
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Original:   Terminology Mainland Australia showing the continental Sahul Shelf (light blue) extending to the islands of New Guinea in the north, the island of Timor in the northwest, and Tasmania in the south upright=1.6|The Sahul continent Situated in the geographical region of Oceania, Australia is the smallest continent in land area  .
Revised:  Terminology Mainland Australia showing the continental Sahul Shelf (light blue) extending to the islands of New Guinea in the north, the island of Timor in the northwest, and Tasmania in the south upright=1.6|The Sahul continent The Australian continent, being part of the Indo-Australian Plate (more specifically, the Australian Plate), is the lowest, flattest, and oldest landmass on EarthPain, C.F., Villans, B.J., Roach, I.C., Worrall, L. .
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Original:   Terminology Mainland Australia showing the continental Sahul Shelf (light blue) extending to the islands of New Guinea in the north, the island of Timor in the northwest, and Tasmania in the south upright=1.6|The Sahul continent Situated in the geographical region of Oceania, Australia is the smallest continent in land area  .
Revised:  Terminology Mainland Australia showing the continental Sahul Shelf (light blue) extending to the islands of New Guinea in the north, the island of Timor in the northwest, and Tasmania in the south upright=1.6|The Sahul continent Situated in the geographical region of Oceania, Australia is the smallest continent in land area Wilford, J.R. (2012): Old, flat and red – Australia's distinctive landscape. In: Shaping a Nation: A Geology of Australia. Blewitt, R.S. (Ed.) Geoscience Australia and ANU E Press, Canberra. Pp. 227–275 and it has had a relatively stable geological history. New Zealand is not part of the continent of Australia, but of the separate, submerged continent of Zealandia. New Zealand and Australia are both part of the Oceanian sub-region known as Australasia, with New Guinea being in Melanesia .
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Original:  The Australian continent, being part of the Indo-Australian Plate (more specifically, the Australian Plate), is the lowest, flattest, and oldest landmass on EarthPain, C.F., Villans, B.J., Roach, I.C., Worrall, L. Wilford, J.R. (2012): Old, flat and red – Australia's distinctive landscape.
Revised:  Wilford, J.R. (2012): Old, flat and red – Australia's distinctive landscape.
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Original:  The Australian continent, being part of the Indo-Australian Plate (more specifically, the Australian Plate), is the lowest, flattest, and oldest landmass on EarthPain, C.F., Villans, B.J., Roach, I.C., Worrall, L. Wilford, J.R. (2012): Old, flat and red – Australia's distinctive landscape. In: Shaping a Nation: A Geology of Australia. Blewitt, R.S. (Ed.) Geoscience Australia and ANU E Press, Canberra. Pp. 227–275 and it has had a relatively stable geological history. New Zealand is not part of the continent of Australia, but of the separate, submerged continent of Zealandia.
Revised:  The Australian continent, being part of the Indo-Australian Plate (more specifically, the Australian Plate), is the lowest, flattest, and oldest landmass on EarthPain, C.F., Villans, B.J., Roach, I.C., Worrall, L. 
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Original:  Papua New Guinea, a country within the continent, is one of the most culturally and linguistically diverse countries in the world. It is also one of the most rural, as only 18 percent of its people live in urban centres. West Papua, a province of Indonesia, is home to an estimated 44 uncontacted tribal groups. Australia, the largest landmass in the continent, is highly urbanised, and has the world's 14th-largest economy with the second-highest human development index globally.Data refer mostly to the year 2014. World Economic Outlook Database-April 2015, International Monetary Fund. Accessed on 25 April 2015. Australia also has the world's 9th largest immigrant population.United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division, (2019). 'International Migration' in International migrant stock 2019. Accessed from International migrant stock 2015: maps on 24 May 2017.
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Original:  He has also been hailed as the Indian Dan Brown for The Rozabal Line and The Krishna Key, both of which were critically acclaimed as Indian versions of the best-selling The Da Vinci Code and The Lost Symbol.
Revised:  He has been called the Indian Dan Brown for The Rozabal Line and The Krishna Key, both of which were critically acclaimed as Indian versions of the best-selling The Da Vinci Code and The Lost Symbol.
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Original:  He has also been hailed as the Indian Dan Brown for The Rozabal Line and The Krishna Key, both of which were critically acclaimed as Indian versions of the best-selling The Da Vinci Code and The Lost Symbol.
Revised:  He has also been hailed as the Indian Dan Brown for The Rozabal Line and The Krishna Key, both acclaimed as Indian versions of the best-selling The Da Vinci Code and The Lost Symbol.
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Original:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador) and Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador) are his grandchildren, while Maja Salvador ( granddaughter of Ross Rival) is a great granddaughter .
Revised:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador) , Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador) are his grandchildren, while Maja Salvador ( granddaughter of Ross Rival) is a great granddaughter .
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Original:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador) and Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador) are his grandchildren, while Maja Salvador ( granddaughter of Ross Rival) is a great granddaughter .
Revised:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador) and Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador) and Maja Salvador ( granddaughter of Ross Rival) is a great granddaughter .
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Original:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador) and Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador) are his grandchildren, while Maja Salvador ( granddaughter of Ross Rival) is a great granddaughter .
Revised:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador) and Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador) are his grandchildren, while Maja Salvador ( daughter of Ross Rival) is a great granddaughter .
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Original:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador) and Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador) are his grandchildren, while Maja Salvador ( granddaughter of Ross Rival) is a great granddaughter .
Revised:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador) and Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador) are his grandchildren, while Maja Salvador ( granddaughter of Ross Rival) are his grandchildren .
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Original:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador), Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador), Ashton Salvador, Analain Salvador and Maja Salvador (daughter of Ross Rival) are his grandchildren.
Revised:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador), Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador), Analain Salvador, Ashton Salvador (grandchildren of Alona Alegre) and Maja Salvador (daughter of Ross Rival) are his grandchildren.
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Original:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador), Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador), Analain Salvador, Ashton Salvador (grandchildren of Alona Alegre) and Maja Salvador (daughter of Ross Rival) are his grandchildren.
Revised:  Jobelle Salvador and Deborah Sun (daughters of Leroy Salvador), Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador), Analain Salvador, Ashton Salvador (grandchildren of Alona Alegre) and Maja Salvador (daughter of Ross Rival) are his grandchildren.
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Original:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador), Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador), Analain Salvador, Ashton Salvador (grandchildren of Alona Alegre) and Maja Salvador (daughter of Ross Rival) are his grandchildren.
Revised:  Jobelle Salvador (daughter of Leroy Salvador), Ethan Salvador (son of Emil Salvador), Analain and Ashton Salvador (grandchildren of Alona Alegre) and Maja Salvador (daughter of Ross Rival) are his grandchildren.
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Original:  First, as a process by which individual A becomes trustworthy for other individuals . This trust is  significant criterion of success and survival because it makes individuals to collaborate with individual A.
Revised:  First, as a process by which individual A becomes trustworthy for other individuals and second, as a process of assessing the reliability of other individuals. Both concepts of trust are considered equally significant in the context of significant criterion of success and survival because it makes individuals to collaborate with individual A.
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Original:  This trust is  significant criterion of success and survival because it makes individuals to collaborate with individual A. It is not rare when part of the people try to build fake image of their own reliability because of e.g. personal benefits.
Revised:  This trust is significant criterion of success and survival as it allows cooperation and collaboration between the individual and others. This is thus an important principle as it common that a majority of people attempt to build a "fake image" of their reliability for personal benefits.
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Original:  Second, as a process of assessing the reliability of other individuals , which is as much important as process of building A’s own reliability. Taking together  these two aspects we can formulate the following definition of trust management  : (Grudzewski, Hejduk, Sankowska, Wańtuchowicz, 2008) 1. Some suspicion is often well-founded in competitive organizations;
Revised:  Second, as a process of assessing the reliability of other individuals is also as equally as important as being trustworthy oneself. In being able to detect reliability, one can make better decisions and employ trust in the right people. these two aspects we can formulate the following definition of trust management : (Grudzewski, Hejduk, Sankowska, Wańtuchowicz, 2008) 1. Some suspicion is often well-founded in competitive organizations;
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Original:  Taking together  these two aspects we can formulate the following definition of trust management  : (Grudzewski, Hejduk, Sankowska, Wańtuchowicz, 2008) 1. Some suspicion is often well-founded in competitive organizations;
Revised:  Taking together Taking these two aspects we can formulate the following definition of trust management : (Grudzewski, Hejduk, Sankowska, Wańtuchowicz, 2008) 1. Some suspicion is often well-founded in competitive organizations;
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Original:  Taking together  these two aspects we can formulate the following definition of trust management  : (Grudzewski, Hejduk, Sankowska, Wańtuchowicz, 2008) 1. Some suspicion is often well-founded in competitive organizations;
Revised:  Taking together these two aspects together, the following definition of trust management : (Grudzewski, Hejduk, Sankowska, Wańtuchowicz, 2008) 1. Some suspicion is often well-founded in competitive organizations;
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Original:  Taking together  these two aspects we can formulate the following definition of trust management  : (Grudzewski, Hejduk, Sankowska, Wańtuchowicz, 2008) 1. Some suspicion is often well-founded in competitive organizations;
Revised:  Taking together these two aspects we can formulate the following definition of trust management can be formulated : (Grudzewski, Hejduk, Sankowska, Wańtuchowicz, 2008) 1. Some suspicion is often well-founded in competitive organizations;
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Original:  because in the course of unforeseeable political circumstances, the cost of misplaced trust can have a disastrous effect, 2. In  potentially uncertain, dangerous and risky environment we need to know very well who we can and who we cannot trust and in which circumstances we can do what.
Revised:  as in the course of unforeseeable political circumstances, the cost of misplaced trust can have a disastrous effect, 2. In potentially uncertain, dangerous and risky environment we need to know very well who we can and who we cannot trust and in which circumstances we can do what.
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Original:  because in the course of unforeseeable political circumstances, the cost of misplaced trust can have a disastrous effect, 2. In  potentially uncertain, dangerous and risky environment we need to know very well who we can and who we cannot trust and in which circumstances we can do what.
Revised:  because in the course of unforeseeable political circumstances, the cost of misplaced trust can have a disastrous effect, 2. In a potentially uncertain, dangerous and risky environment we need to know very well who we can and who we cannot trust and in which circumstances we can do what.
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Original:  4. Isolation (ghettoization) – separating certain ethnical, religion or professional group in unfavorable and threatening it environment, with strong internal loyalty strengthened by Xenophobia and lack of tolerance for the others.
Revised:  4. Isolation (ghettoization) – separating certain ethnical, religion or professional groups in unfavorable and threatening it environment, with strong internal loyalty strengthened by Xenophobia and lack of tolerance for the others.
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Original:  4. Isolation (ghettoization) – separating certain ethnical, religion or professional group in unfavorable and threatening it environment, with strong internal loyalty strengthened by Xenophobia and lack of tolerance for the others.
Revised:  4. Isolation (ghettoization) – separating certain ethnical, religion or professional group in unfavorable and threatening its environment, with strong internal loyalty strengthened by Xenophobia and lack of tolerance for the others.
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Original:  7. Excessive assistance of legal institutions — when businessmen do not trust each other, they need formal means to secure the transaction (for instance, detailed contracts, bank guarantees, employing certifying notary, and tendency to sue).
Revised:  7. Excessive assistance of legal institutions – when businessmen do not trust each other, they need formal means to secure the transaction (for instance, detailed contracts, bank guarantees, employing certifying notary, and tendency to sue).
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