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Original: Kim Yo Jong in 2018 On Monday, , vice department director of the Central Committee of the and sister of the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, warned the United States and South Korea as a reaction to the joint military drills conducted by the US and South Korea.
Revised: Kim Yo Jong in 2018. On Monday, , vice department director of the Central Committee of the and sister of the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, warned the United States and South Korea as a reaction to the joint military drills conducted by the US and South Korea.
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Original: (top left) with his family from The Simpsons. at a Tea Party event in New Hampshire. reported Friday that U.S. presidential candidate received a $25 campaign donation from an individual listed as 'Homer Simpson'; the same name as the main character of the long running animated television series . Along with the name, the donor also shares the cartoon character's place of residence and employment. He claims to live at , and to work as Safety Inspector at . The Huff Post discovered the July 31 donation while analyzing Roemer's records. After being notified, Roemer's campaign manager, Carlos Sierra, responded "Oh my God. That is too funny". He added that the campaign uses "one of the best accountants in the business," and that he would personally find out who actually made the donation. Sierra noted that "we do not accept anonymous donations". Roemer, who previously served as a member of the House of Representatives (1981–1988) and (1988–1992), has been running for the 's presidential nomination since earlier this year. However, he has failed to receive invitations to any presidential debates. Roemer, who recently expressed his support for the protests, has focused his campaign on finance reform, and has limited individual contributions to $ 100.
Revised: (top left) with his family from The Simpsons. at a Tea Party event in New Hampshire. reported Friday that U.S. presidential candidate Buddy Roemer received a $25 campaign donation from an individual listed as 'Homer Simpson'; the same name as the main character of the long running animated television series . Along with the name, the donor also shares the cartoon character's place of residence and employment. He claims to live at , and to work as Safety Inspector at . The Huff Post discovered the July 31 donation while analyzing Roemer's records. After being notified, Roemer's campaign manager, Carlos Sierra, responded "Oh my God. That is too funny". He added that the campaign uses "one of the best accountants in the business," and that he would personally find out who actually made the donation. Sierra noted that "we do not accept anonymous donations". Roemer, who previously served as a member of the House of Representatives (1981–1988) and (1988–1992), has been running for the Republican Party's presidential nomination since earlier this year. However, he has failed to receive invitations to any presidential debates. Roemer, who recently expressed his support for the protests, has focused his campaign on finance reform, and has limited individual contributions to $ 100.
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Original: In the statement, the director of the Research Institute for Nutrition Care of Children, which is a part of the , described the report as "  seriously distorted" and being "a black-hearted act of hostility to tarnish the image of our country".
Revised: In the statement, the director of the Research Institute for Nutrition Care of Children, which is a part of the , described the report as " a sheer lie", " seriously distorted" and being "a black-hearted act of hostility to tarnish the image of our country".
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Original: Results OrderCountryArtist (s) SongTotal pointsRanking01Cyprus941602Albania572103Israel931704Belgium741905Russia204906Malta255707Portugal1531208Serbia1021509United Kingdom02610Greece1701011Switzerland432312Iceland378413Spain62414Moldova1151315Germany32516Finland301617Bulgaria1701118Lithuania220819Ukraine364520France499221Azerbaijan652022Norway751823Netherlands112324Italy524125Sweden1091426San Marino and 5022
Revised: Results Order Country Artist (s) SongTotal pointsRanking01Cyprus941602Albania572103Israel931704Belgium741905Russia204906Malta255707Portugal1531208Serbia1021509United Kingdom02610Greece1701011Switzerland432312Iceland378413Spain62414Moldova1151315Germany32516Finland301617Bulgaria1701118Lithuania220819Ukraine364520France499221Azerbaijan652022Norway751823Netherlands112324Italy524125Sweden1091426San Marino and 5022
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Original: Results OrderCountryArtist (s) SongTotal pointsRanking01Cyprus941602Albania572103Israel931704Belgium741905Russia204906Malta255707Portugal1531208Serbia1021509United Kingdom02610Greece1701011Switzerland432312Iceland378413Spain62414Moldova1151315Germany32516Finland301617Bulgaria1701118Lithuania220819Ukraine364520France499221Azerbaijan652022Norway751823Netherlands112324Italy524125Sweden1091426San Marino and 5022
Revised: Results OrderCountryArtist (s) Song Total points Ranking01 Cyprus 94 1602 Albania 57 2103 Israel 93 1704 Belgium 74 1905 Russia 204 906 Malta 255 707 Portugal 153 1208 Serbia 102 1509 United Kingdom 0 2610 Greece 170 1011 Switzerland 432 312 Iceland 378 413 Spain 6 2414 Moldova 115 1315 Germany 3 2516 Finland 301 617 Bulgaria 170 1118 Lithuania 220 819 Ukraine 364 520 France 499 221 Azerbaijan 65 2022 Norway 75 1823 Netherlands 11 2324 Italy 524 125 Sweden 109 1426 San Marino and 50 22
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Original: Results Order Country Artist (s) Song Total points Ranking01 Cyprus 94 1602 Albania 57 2103 Israel 93 1704 Belgium 74 1905 Russia 204 906 Malta 255 707 Portugal 153 1208 Serbia 102 1509 United Kingdom 0 2610 Greece 170 1011 Switzerland 432 312 Iceland 378 413 Spain 6 2414 Moldova 115 1315 Germany 3 2516 Finland 301 617 Bulgaria 170 1118 Lithuania 220 819 Ukraine 364 520 France 499 221 Azerbaijan 65 2022 Norway 75 1823 Netherlands 11 2324 Italy 524 125 Sweden 109 1426 San Marino and 50 22
Revised: Results OrderCountryArtist (s) Song Total points Ranking01 Cyprus 94 1602 Albania 57 2103 Israel 93 1704 Belgium 74 1905 Russia 204 906 Malta 255 707 Portugal 153 1208 Serbia 102 1509 United Kingdom 0 2610 Greece 170 1011 Switzerland 432 312 Iceland 378 413 Spain 6 2414 Moldova 115 1315 Germany 3 2516 Finland 301 617 Bulgaria 170 1118 Lithuania 220 819 Ukraine 364 520 France 499 221 Azerbaijan 65 2022 Norway 75 1823 Netherlands 11 2324 Italy 524 125 Sweden 109 1426 San Marino and 50 22
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Original: Results Order Country Artist (s) Song Total points Ranking01 Cyprus 94 1602 Albania 57 2103 Israel 93 1704 Belgium 74 1905 Russia 204 906 Malta 255 707 Portugal 153 1208 Serbia 102 1509 United Kingdom 0 2610 Greece 170 1011 Switzerland 432 312 Iceland 378 413 Spain 6 2414 Moldova 115 1315 Germany 3 2516 Finland 301 617 Bulgaria 170 1118 Lithuania 220 819 Ukraine 364 520 France 499 221 Azerbaijan 65 2022 Norway 75 1823 Netherlands 11 2324 Italy 524 125 Sweden 109 1426 San Marino and 50 22
Revised: Results Order Country Artist (s) SongTotal pointsRanking01Cyprus941602Albania572103Israel931704Belgium741905Russia204906Malta255707Portugal1531208Serbia1021509United Kingdom02610Greece1701011Switzerland432312Iceland378413Spain62414Moldova1151315Germany32516Finland301617Bulgaria1701118Lithuania220819Ukraine364520France499221Azerbaijan652022Norway751823Netherlands112324Italy524125Sweden1091426San Marino and 5022
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Original: According to multiple reports, this attack is the deadliest in the Somalian capital since a December 2019 truck bombing . That attack killed 85 outside Mogadishu  also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack from their radio Al Andalus.
Revised: According to multiple reports, this attack is the deadliest in the Somalian capital since a December 2019 truck bombing that killed 85 outside Mogadishu also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack from their radio Al Andalus.
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Original:  That attack killed 85 outside Mogadishu  also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack from their radio Al Andalus.
Revised:  That attack killed 85 outside Mogadishu , which was also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack from their radio Al Andalus.
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Original:  That attack killed 85 outside Mogadishu  also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack from their radio Al Andalus.
Revised:  That attack killed 85 outside Mogadishu also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for Tuesday’s attack from their radio Al Andalus.
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Original: Back in November, United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2551  condemned attacks by Al-Shabaab and introduced a ban on the sale, supply or transfer of improved explosive devices components to Somalia due to its frequent use by the group.
Revised:  United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2551 condemned attacks by Al-Shabaab and introduced a ban on the sale, supply or transfer of improved explosive devices components to Somalia due to its frequent use by the group.
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Original: Back in November, United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2551  condemned attacks by Al-Shabaab and introduced a ban on the sale, supply or transfer of improved explosive devices components to Somalia due to its frequent use by the group.
Revised: Back in November, United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2551 , passed November 2020, condemned attacks by Al-Shabaab and introduced a ban on the sale, supply or transfer of improved explosive devices components to Somalia due to its frequent use by the group.
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Original: This attack is the deadliest in the Somalian capital since a December 2019 truck bombing that killed 85 outside Mogadishu , which was also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for Tuesday’s attack from their radio Al Andalus.
Revised: According to multiple reports, this attack is the deadliest in the Somalian capital since a December 2019 truck bombing that killed 85 outside Mogadishu , which was also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for Tuesday’s attack from their radio Al Andalus.
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Original: This attack is the deadliest in the Somalian capital since a December 2019 truck bombing that killed 85 outside Mogadishu , which was also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for Tuesday’s attack from their radio Al Andalus.
Revised: This attack is the deadliest in the Somalian capital since a December 2019 truck bombing . That attack killed 85 outside Mogadishu , which was also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for Tuesday’s attack from their radio Al Andalus.
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Original: This attack is the deadliest in the Somalian capital since a December 2019 truck bombing that killed 85 outside Mogadishu , which was also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for Tuesday’s attack from their radio Al Andalus.
Revised: This attack is the deadliest in the Somalian capital since a December 2019 truck bombing that killed 85 outside Mogadishu also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for Tuesday’s attack from their radio Al Andalus.
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Original: This attack is the deadliest in the Somalian capital since a December 2019 truck bombing that killed 85 outside Mogadishu , which was also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for Tuesday’s attack from their radio Al Andalus.
Revised: This attack is the deadliest in the Somalian capital since a December 2019 truck bombing that killed 85 outside Mogadishu , which was also claimed by Al-Shabaab and resulted in retaliatory air strikes by the Somali government and the , according to CNN. Al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack from their radio Al Andalus.
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Original:   United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2551 , passed November 2020, condemned attacks by Al-Shabaab and introduced a ban on the sale, supply or transfer of improved explosive devices components to Somalia due to its frequent use by the group.
Revised:  Back in November, United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2551 , passed November 2020, condemned attacks by Al-Shabaab and introduced a ban on the sale, supply or transfer of improved explosive devices components to Somalia due to its frequent use by the group.
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Original:   United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2551 , passed November 2020, condemned attacks by Al-Shabaab and introduced a ban on the sale, supply or transfer of improved explosive devices components to Somalia due to its frequent use by the group.
Revised:  United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolution 2551 condemned attacks by Al-Shabaab and introduced a ban on the sale, supply or transfer of improved explosive devices components to Somalia due to its frequent use by the group.
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Original: reported REvil is a Russian-based organization which provides ransomware as a service. BleepingComputer received a sample of the ransomware used in REvil's attacks and says that they demand USD five million for the ransomed files to be decrypted, though it is unknown if every victim received a demand for that same amount.
Revised: reported REvil is a Russian-based organization which provides ransomware-as-a-service. BleepingComputer reported receiving a sample of the ransomware used in REvil's attacks and says that they demand USD five million for the ransomed files to be decrypted, though it is unknown if every victim received a demand for that same amount.
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Original:   Therese Knapp, a Coop spokesperson, said : "We have been troubleshooting and restoring all night, but have communicated that we will need to keep the stores closed today".
Revised:  Speaking to Swedish Television, Therese Knapp, a Coop spokesperson, said : "We have been troubleshooting and restoring all night, but have communicated that we will need to keep the stores closed today".
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Original:   Therese Knapp, a Coop spokesperson, said : "We have been troubleshooting and restoring all night, but have communicated that we will need to keep the stores closed today".
Revised:  Therese Knapp, a Coop spokesperson, said "We have been troubleshooting and restoring all night, but have communicated that we will need to keep the stores closed today".
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Original: Xavier Bettel (left, brown hair) wearing a face mask on October 18, 2020. 48-year-old Prime Minister of Luxembourg was admitted to hospital yesterday as a precautionary measure after testing positive for COVID-19 on June 27.
Revised: Xavier Bettel (left, brown hair) wearing a face mask on October 18, 2020. 48-year-old Prime Minister of Luxembourg was admitted to hospital on Sunday as a precautionary measure after testing positive for COVID-19 on June 27.
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Original:  By contrast, several world leaders, including the prime ministers of Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Spain and Portugal and Council President , went into voluntary self-isolation after Slovakia Prime Minister and French President Emmanuel Macron tested positive for COVID-19 last December.
Revised:  Several world leaders, including the prime ministers of Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Spain and Portugal and Council President , went into voluntary self-isolation after Slovakia Prime Minister and French President Emmanuel Macron tested positive for COVID-19 last December.
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Original: The Greek newspaper Proto Thema is reporting that a member of the British embassy staff in Athens, Nicholas Langman, was involved in the abduction, interrogation and torture of 28 Pakistani citizens. Such an action, if true, would be against international law. As well as being a Counsellor at the British Embassy, Athens,Langman also worked as a member of MI6, the British spy operation.
Revised: The Greek newspaper Proto Thema is reporting that a member of the British embassy staff in Athens, Nicholas Langman, was involved in the abduction, interrogation and torture of 28 Pakistani-born immigrants to Greece. The alleged victims were detained in connection with the 7 July bombings in London.
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Original:  However, the number in s remains stable at 17. Ireland recorded 534 confirmed cases of COVID-19 today, which is, according to HSE chief clinical officer Dr , the fourth-highest  in the European Union.
Revised:  However, the number in s remains stable at 15. Ireland recorded 631 confirmed cases of COVID-19 today, which is, according to HSE chief clinical officer Dr , the fourth-highest in the European Union.
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Original:  With five active cases of the Delta variant of COVID-19, South Australia yesterday begun a one-week lockdown  . Announcing the lockdown, state declared "we have no alternative but to impose some fairly heavy and immediate restrictions".
Revised:  With five active cases of the Delta variant of COVID-19, South Australia begun a one-week lockdown . Announcing the lockdown, state declared "we have no alternative but to impose some fairly heavy and immediate restrictions".
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Original:  With five active cases of the Delta variant of COVID-19, South Australia yesterday begun a one-week lockdown  . Announcing the lockdown, state declared "we have no alternative but to impose some fairly heavy and immediate restrictions".
Revised:  With five active cases of the Delta variant of COVID-19, South Australia yesterday begun a one-week lockdown on Monday . Announcing the lockdown, state declared "we have no alternative but to impose some fairly heavy and immediate restrictions".
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Original: tour of for 1 test , 3 ODI and 3 T20 matches are taking place between 7 July and 25 July at the , Zimbabwe, is co-sponsored by a website known as 'baji77.net' or 'bajisports.live'.
Revised: tour of for 1 , 3 ODI and 3 T20 matches are taking place between 7 July and 25 July at the , Zimbabwe, is co-sponsored by a website known as 'baji77.net' or 'bajisports.live'.
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Original: tour of for 1 test , 3 ODI and 3 T20 matches are taking place between 7 July and 25 July at the , Zimbabwe, is co-sponsored by a website known as 'baji77.net' or 'bajisports.live'.
Revised: tour of for 1 test , 3 and 3 T20 matches are taking place between 7 July and 25 July at the , Zimbabwe, is co-sponsored by a website known as 'baji77.net' or 'bajisports.live'.
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Original: tour of for 1 test , 3 ODI and 3 T20 matches are taking place between 7 July and 25 July at the , Zimbabwe, is co-sponsored by a website known as 'baji77.net' or 'bajisports.live'.
Revised: tour of for 1 test , 3 ODI and 3 matches took place between 7 July and 25 July at the , Zimbabwe, is co-sponsored by a website known as 'baji77.net' or 'bajisports.live'.
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Original:  The charges comprise three counts of malice murder, two of kidnapping with bodily injury, five of felony murder, three of aggravated assault, one of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and one of interfering with evidence.
Revised:  The charges include three counts of malice murder, two of kidnapping with bodily injury, five of felony murder, three of aggravated assault, one of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and one of interfering with evidence.
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Original:  The victims were Eugene Siller, 46, of Georgia, the club's head of golf and professional golf player , Henry Valdez, 46, of California , and Paul Pierson, 76, of Kansas.
Revised:  The victims were Eugene Siller, 46, of Georgia, the club's head of golf and professional golf player ; Henry Valdez, 46, of California , and Paul Pierson, 76, of Kansas.
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Original:  The victims were Eugene Siller, 46, of Georgia, the club's head of golf and professional golf player , Henry Valdez, 46, of California , and Paul Pierson, 76, of Kansas.
Revised:  The victims were Eugene Siller, 46, of Georgia, the club's head of golf and professional golf player , Henry Valdez, 46, of California ; and Paul Pierson, 76, of Kansas.
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Original:  Siller is alleged by the jury to have been  shot after he stumbled upon Rhoden with the bodies of Valdez and Pierson ; Rhoden was said to have earlier bound the two  with duct tape and fatally shot them . Rhoden is alleged to have then persuaded another person to have picked up the gun involved, leading to the charge of tampering with evidence.
Revised:  Siller is alleged by the jury to have been shot after he stumbled upon Rhoden with the bodies of Valdez and Pierson . It further alleged, Rhoden bound the two with duct tape and fatally shot them . Rhoden is alleged to have then persuaded another person to have picked up the gun involved, leading to the charge of tampering with evidence.
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Original:  Rhoden was said to have earlier bound the two  with duct tape and fatally shot them . Rhoden is alleged to have then persuaded another person to have picked up the gun involved, leading to the charge of tampering with evidence.
Revised:  Rhoden was said to have earlier bound the two earlier with duct tape and fatally shot them . Rhoden is alleged to have then persuaded another person to have picked up the gun involved, leading to the charge of tampering with evidence.
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Original:  Rhoden was said to have earlier bound the two  with duct tape and fatally shot them . Rhoden is alleged to have then persuaded another person to have picked up the gun involved, leading to the charge of tampering with evidence.
Revised:  Rhoden was said to have earlier bound the two with duct tape and fatally shot them , and that he then persuaded another person to have picked up the gun involved, leading to the charge of tampering with evidence.
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Original:    Ghannouchi, a member of the Ennahdha party, called the president's actions "a coup against the revolution and constitution", and said, "We consider the institutions to be still standing and supporters of Ennahda and the Tunisian people will defend the revolution".
Revised:  He said further violence would be met with armed response by the country's armed forces. Ghannouchi, a member of the Ennahdha party, called the president's actions "a coup against the revolution and constitution", and said, "We consider the institutions to be still standing and supporters of Ennahda and the Tunisian people will defend the revolution".
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