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Original:  In a tape aired on Al-Jazeera last friday , the terrorists, who call themselves the Muadh ibn Jabal Brigades, gave the Romanian government until Tuesday, at 14:00 UTC, to withdraw their 860 troops from Iraq, or otherwise the journalists would be killed.
Revised:  In a tape aired on Al-Jazeera last Friday , the terrorists, who call themselves the Muadh ibn Jabal Brigades, gave the Romanian government until Tuesday, at 14:00 UTC, to withdraw their 860 troops from Iraq, or otherwise the journalists would be killed.
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Original:  The full report is available at the website of the Secrecy News project run by the Federation of American Scientists , here . Released November 16th, 2004, it is titled "Al Qaeda: Statements and Evolving Ideology".
Revised:  The full report is available at the website of the Secrecy News project run by the Federation of American Scientists . Released November 16th, 2004, it is titled "Al Qaeda: Statements and Evolving Ideology".
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Original: New Italian goverment gets confidence from the House Actress Hunter Tylo is reported to have rejoined the cast of The Bold and the Beautiful, in the latest chapter of a rocky relationship between Tylo and the casting office.
Revised: New Italian government gets confidence from the House Actress Hunter Tylo is reported to have rejoined the cast of The Bold and the Beautiful, in the latest chapter of a rocky relationship between Tylo and the casting office.
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Original:  Tylo played the role of Dr Taylor Hamilton Forrester from 1990 until 2002, when she was killed off by the show's villainess Sheila Carter, played by Kimberlin Brown.
Revised:  Tylo played the role of Dr Taylor Hamilton Forrester from 1990 until 2002, when she was killed off by the show's villainous Sheila Carter, played by Kimberlin Brown.
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Original:  "The circumstances surrounding detentions by the USA at Guantanamo Bay show unlawfulness on grounds including the torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of detainees," said the resolution adopted by the Council's Parliamentary Assembly, reported in the  .
Revised:  "The circumstances surrounding detentions by the USA at Guantanamo Bay show unlawfulness on grounds including the torture and cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of detainees," said the resolution adopted by the Council's Parliamentary Assembly, reported in the Associated Press .
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Original:  Europe's 50+-year old human rights body, the  , openly condemned the United States Tuesday for using what it termed "torture", and asked European countries not to cooperate in interrogating Guantanamo detainees.
Revised:  Europe's 50+-year old human rights body, the Council of Europe , openly condemned the United States Tuesday for using what it termed "torture", and asked European countries not to cooperate in interrogating Guantanamo detainees.
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Original:  On November 30, 2004, the  issued a press release stating that their policy is that they will neither confirm or deny a widely-repeated report by the New York Times last November 30 about their findings in Guantanamo.
Revised:  On November 30, 2004, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) issued a press release stating that their policy is that they will neither confirm or deny a widely-repeated report by the New York Times last November 30 about their findings in Guantanamo.
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Original: Revocations Remember: For requests for revoking credentials, "support" or "revoke" means "remove accreditation ," and "oppose" or "keep" means "keep accreditation ." Please note that only accredited reporters who have misused their credentials granted to them (as can be proved through concrete evidence) may be listed here.
Revised: Revocations Remember: For requests for revoking credentials, "support" or "revoke" means "remove instructor right ," and "oppose" or "keep" means "keep accreditation ." Please note that only accredited reporters who have misused their credentials granted to them (as can be proved through concrete evidence) may be listed here.
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Original: Revocations Remember: For requests for revoking credentials, "support" or "revoke" means "remove accreditation ," and "oppose" or "keep" means "keep accreditation ." Please note that only accredited reporters who have misused their credentials granted to them (as can be proved through concrete evidence) may be listed here.
Revised: Revocations Remember: For requests for revoking credentials, "support" or "revoke" means "remove accreditation ," and "oppose" or "keep" means "keep instructor rights ." Please note that only accredited reporters who have misused their credentials granted to them (as can be proved through concrete evidence) may be listed here.
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Original: Revocations Remember: For requests for revoking credentials, "support" or "revoke" means "remove accreditation ," and "oppose" or "keep" means "keep accreditation ." Please note that only accredited reporters who have misused their credentials granted to them (as can be proved through concrete evidence) may be listed here.
Revised: Revocations Remember: For requests for revoking credentials, "support" or "revoke" means "remove accreditation ," and "oppose" or "keep" means "keep accreditation ." Please note that only instructors who have misused their credentials granted to them (as can be proved through concrete evidence) may be listed here.
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Original: Revocations Remember: For requests for revoking credentials, "support" or "revoke" means "remove accreditation ," and "oppose" or "keep" means "keep accreditation ." Please note that only accredited reporters who have misused their credentials granted to them (as can be proved through concrete evidence) may be listed here.
Revised: Revocations Remember: For requests for revoking credentials, "support" or "revoke" means "remove accreditation ," and "oppose" or "keep" means "keep accreditation ." Please note that only accredited reporters who have misused their instructor rights granted to them (as can be proved through concrete evidence) may be listed here.
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Original:  Instructor training and additional information for educators wanting to know more about using Wikinews can be find this information at WN:EDU  .
Revised:  Instructor training and additional information for educators wanting to know more about using Wikinews can be find this information at WN:EDU and read relevant site policies. You can also view the instructors users list. Once done, click on the button and fill out all relevant fields. After the community has read your application and approved it, permissions will be given and will be notified of the change you may start work on developing course materials. If you desire, you may also request a @wikinewsie.org e-mail address by contacting Brian McNeil .
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Original: Emigrant Rufino Lopez, born in , , in 1955, was awarded on Wednesday with the 2013 Spanish-American International Award by the of . Graduated in literature by the Lehman College of in 1976, Rufino Lopez has preserved his admiration to the great figures of Spanish literary and philosophical tradition, as and , or , while shaping the Solera Restaurant, located in the city of New York for more than twenty years, near the  Headquarters.
Revised: Emigrant Rufino Lopez, born in , Galicia, Spain in 1955, was awarded on Wednesday with the 2013 Spanish-American International Award by the of . Graduated in literature by the Lehman College of in 1976, Rufino Lopez has preserved his admiration to the great figures of Spanish literary and philosophical tradition, as and , or , while shaping the Solera Restaurant, located in the city of New York for more than twenty years, near the Headquarters.
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Original: Emigrant Rufino Lopez, born in , , in 1955, was awarded on Wednesday with the 2013 Spanish-American International Award by the of . Graduated in literature by the Lehman College of in 1976, Rufino Lopez has preserved his admiration to the great figures of Spanish literary and philosophical tradition, as and , or , while shaping the Solera Restaurant, located in the city of New York for more than twenty years, near the  Headquarters.
Revised: Emigrant Rufino Lopez, born in , , in 1955, was awarded on Wednesday with the 2013 Spanish-American International Award by the of . Graduated in literature by the Lehman College of in 1976, Rufino Lopez has preserved his admiration to the great figures of Spanish literary and philosophical tradition, as and , or , while shaping the Solera Restaurant, located in the city of New York for more than twenty years, near the United Nations Headquarters.
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Original: When the university’s plan was announced, Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill  was "completely and utterly speechless," continuing "this is not just a statement about these students ... it is a statement of support for the entire community of the Blue Mountains .”
Revised: When Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill was "completely and utterly speechless," continuing "this is not just a statement about these students ... it is a statement of support for the entire community of the Blue Mountains .”
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Original: When the university’s plan was announced, Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill  was "completely and utterly speechless," continuing "this is not just a statement about these students ... it is a statement of support for the entire community of the Blue Mountains .”
Revised: When the university’s plan was announced, Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill heard of the university's plan, he said, he was "completely and utterly speechless," continuing "this is not just a statement about these students ... it is a statement of support for the entire community of the Blue Mountains .”
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Original: When the university’s plan was announced, Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill  was "completely and utterly speechless," continuing "this is not just a statement about these students ... it is a statement of support for the entire community of the Blue Mountains .”
Revised: When the university’s plan was announced, Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill was "completely and utterly speechless," continuing "this is not just a statement about these students ... it is a statement of support for the entire community of the Blue Mountains ".
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 134078575  
Revised: Reggie Miller led the Indiana Pacers in scoring with 33 points as the Pacers beat the Celtics in Indianapolis by 23 points to take a 2-1 lead in the first round of the NBA finals. After losing the first game to Boston at the Fleet Center, the Pacers came back in game 2 to win by 3. 
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 134078575  
Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 134078575 The Celtics kept within 5 points of the Pacers until the middle of the second quarter, when the Pacers went on a 13-1 run. At halftime, Pacers led by 17, 55-38. Though the Celtics pulled to within 7 in the middle of the third quarter, they never led again. 
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 134078575  
Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 134078575 Three Celtics scored in double figures (Paul Pierce, Gary Payton, and Antoine Walker), but it was not enough to overcome Reggie Miller, who scored 15 points in the fourth quarter alone. Walker was ejected from the game with 4:05 remaining for two technical fouls.
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Original:  The police officers were killed in a convoy ambush, while the soldier was killed when a patrol was fired on. article A UCLA team has fused deuterium using a pyroelectric crystal to create a strong electric field accelerator.
Revised:  The police officers were killed in a convoy ambush, while the soldier was killed when a patrol was fired on. A UCLA team has fused deuterium using a pyroelectric crystal to create a strong electric field accelerator.
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Original:  “ Ten years of research aimed at improving disease resistance in papayas was destroyed, along with the experimental crops, ” said Wilai Prasartsri to The Nation in Thailand when 1,000 suspected genetically modified papaya trees there were buried under 2 meters of soil.
Revised:  " Ten years of research aimed at improving disease resistance in papayas was destroyed, along with the experimental crops, ” said Wilai Prasartsri to The Nation in Thailand when 1,000 suspected genetically modified papaya trees there were buried under 2 meters of soil.
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Original:  “ Ten years of research aimed at improving disease resistance in papayas was destroyed, along with the experimental crops, ” said Wilai Prasartsri to The Nation in Thailand when 1,000 suspected genetically modified papaya trees there were buried under 2 meters of soil.
Revised:  “ Ten years of research aimed at improving disease resistance in papayas was destroyed, along with the experimental crops, " said Wilai Prasartsri to The Nation in Thailand when 1,000 suspected genetically modified papaya trees there were buried under 2 meters of soil.
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Original:  This was the sentence handed down by the jury of 15 Thursday, in a military court martial in Fort Bragg, N.C. , which had found him guilty of premeditated murder and attempted premeditated murder , in just 2 and a half hours last week.
Revised:  This was the sentence handed down by the jury of 15 Thursday, in a military court martial in Fort Bragg, N.C. Last week the same jury deliberated only 2 and a half hours and found him guilty of premeditated murder and attempted premeditated murder , in just 2 and a half hours last week.
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Original:  This was the sentence handed down by the jury of 15 Thursday, in a military court martial in Fort Bragg, N.C. , which had found him guilty of premeditated murder and attempted premeditated murder , in just 2 and a half hours last week.
Revised:  This was the sentence handed down by the jury of 15 Thursday, in a military court martial in Fort Bragg, N.C. , which had found him guilty of premeditated murder and attempted premeditated murder while stationed with the U.S. Army's 101st Airborne Division in Kuwait in March of 2003.
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Original:  Late last month,  Fontán competed at the hosted 2013  European Championship, where he finished twenty-third in the R4 10-meter air rifle standing event, and fortieth in the R5 10-meter air rifle prone event.
Revised:  Late last month, Galician Fontán competed at the hosted 2013 European Championship, where he finished twenty-third in the R4 10-meter air rifle standing event, and fortieth in the R5 10-meter air rifle prone event.
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Original:  Late last month,  Fontán competed at the hosted 2013  European Championship, where he finished twenty-third in the R4 10-meter air rifle standing event, and fortieth in the R5 10-meter air rifle prone event.
Revised:  Late last month, Fontán competed at the hosted 2013 IPC European Championship, where he finished twenty-third in the R4 10-meter air rifle standing event, and fortieth in the R5 10-meter air rifle prone event.
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Original: Lien Chan, chairman of Taiwan's Kuomintang Party, met Hu Jintao, Chinese Communist Party General Secretary and President of China , in the Chinese People's Hall in Beijing, China on Friday.
Revised: Lien Chan, chairman of Chinese Kuomintang (KMT), the leading opposition party in Taiwan, met Hu Jintao, Chinese Communist Party General Secretary and President of China , in the Chinese People's Hall in Beijing, China on Friday.
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Original: Lien Chan, chairman of Taiwan's Kuomintang Party, met Hu Jintao, Chinese Communist Party General Secretary and President of China , in the Chinese People's Hall in Beijing, China on Friday.
Revised: Lien Chan, chairman of Taiwan's Kuomintang Party, met Hu Jintao, Communist Party of China General Secretary , in the Chinese People's Hall in Beijing, China on Friday.
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Original:  The week-long visit takes place 56 years after the KMT withdrawal from  China, and signals the end of hostilities between the KMT (or Nationalist Party) and CCP . From 1926 to 1949, the two parties were involved in a bloody civil war between China's Mao Zedong and Taiwan's ChiangKai-shek, resulting in the Taiwanese retreat to the island they presently occupy.
Revised:  The week-long visit takes place 56 years after the KMT withdrawal from mainland China, and signals the end of hostilities between the KMT (or Nationalist Party) and CCP . From 1926 to 1949, the two parties were involved in a bloody civil war between China's Mao Zedong and Taiwan's ChiangKai-shek, resulting in the Taiwanese retreat to the island they presently occupy.
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Original:  The week-long visit takes place 56 years after the KMT withdrawal from  China, and signals the end of hostilities between the KMT (or Nationalist Party) and CCP . From 1926 to 1949, the two parties were involved in a bloody civil war between China's Mao Zedong and Taiwan's ChiangKai-shek, resulting in the Taiwanese retreat to the island they presently occupy.
Revised:  The week-long visit takes place 56 years after the KMT withdrawal from China, and signals the end of hostilities between the KMT (or Nationalist Party) and CPC . From 1926 to 1949, the two parties were involved in a bloody civil war between China's Mao Zedong and Taiwan's ChiangKai-shek, resulting in the Taiwanese retreat to the island they presently occupy.
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Original:  The week-long visit takes place 56 years after the KMT withdrawal from  China, and signals the end of hostilities between the KMT (or Nationalist Party) and CCP . From 1926 to 1949, the two parties were involved in a bloody civil war between China's Mao Zedong and Taiwan's ChiangKai-shek, resulting in the Taiwanese retreat to the island they presently occupy.
Revised:  The week-long visit takes place 56 years after the KMT withdrawal from China, and signals the end of hostilities between the KMT (or Nationalist Party) and CCP . From 1926 to 1949, the two parties were involved in a bloody civil war resulting in the Nationalist retreat to Taiwan upon their defeat in 1949.
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Original:   Lien called on the Taiwanese government to follow his meeting with more efforts at peacemaking and suppression of the independence movement.
Revised:  This is the highest level exchange between the two parties since KMT leader Chiang Kai-shek and CPC leader Mao Zedong met in Chongqing at the end of the Second Sino-Japanese War in August 1945. Chiang, then the Chinese head of state, and Mao, then a guerrila leader, tried to negotiate a truce at the meeting. The negotations fails and all-out war soon ensued. Lien called on the Taiwanese government to follow his meeting with more efforts at peacemaking and suppression of the independence movement.
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Original:  Lien's visit to  China was in part prompted by China's recent passage of a law against the possible secession by Taiwan, including the possible use of "nonpeaceful means" which could imply military force, a move that has increased tension between their two countries.
Revised:  Lien's visit to mainland China was in part prompted by China's recent passage of a law against the possible secession by Taiwan, including the possible use of "nonpeaceful means" which could imply military force, a move that has increased tension between their two countries.
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Original:  Lien's visit to  China was in part prompted by China's recent passage of a law against the possible secession by Taiwan, including the possible use of "nonpeaceful means" which could imply military force, a move that has increased tension between their two countries.
Revised:  Lien's visit to China was in part prompted by the mainland National People's Congress's recent passage of a law against the possible secession by Taiwan, including the possible use of "nonpeaceful means" which could imply military force, a move that has increased tension between their two countries.
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Original:  Lien's visit to  China was strongly opposed by  Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chairman Su Tseng-chang, who expressed both "tears" and "rage" at the stance taken by Lien.
Revised:  Lien's visit to mainland China was strongly opposed by Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chairman Su Tseng-chang, who expressed both "tears" and "rage" at the stance taken by Lien.
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Original:  Lien's visit to  China was strongly opposed by  Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chairman Su Tseng-chang, who expressed both "tears" and "rage" at the stance taken by Lien.
Revised:  Lien's visit to China was strongly opposed by the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chairman Su Tseng-chang, who expressed both "tears" and "rage" at the stance taken by Lien.
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Original:  The agreements made by Lien will only take effect if ratified by Taiwan's government (which is unlikely, since Taiwan's President Chen Shui-bian opposes the accord and favors Taiwanese independence), or if the Nationalists regain control of the government in future elections.
Revised:  The agreements made by Lien will only take effect if ratified by Taiwan's government (which is unlikely, since President Chen opposes the accord and favors Taiwanese independence), or if the Nationalists regain control of the government in future elections.
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Original: The three journalists: Sorin Miscoci, Marie-Jeanne Ion and Ovidiu Ohanesian The Romanian government has asked the Islamic terrorists who kidnapped three Romanian journalists in late March to release one of the journalists, Marie-Jeanne Ion, aged 30, who is the only female in the group.
Revised: The The Romanian government has asked the Islamic terrorists who kidnapped three Romanian journalists in late March to release one of the journalists, Marie-Jeanne Ion, aged 30, who is the only female in the group.
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Original: The three journalists: Sorin Miscoci, Marie-Jeanne Ion and Ovidiu Ohanesian The Romanian government has asked the Islamic terrorists who kidnapped three Romanian journalists in late March to release one of the journalists, Marie-Jeanne Ion, aged 30, who is the only female in the group.
Revised: The three journalists: Sorin Miscoci, Marie-Jeanne Ion and Ovidiu Ohanesian Romanian government has asked the Islamic terrorists who kidnapped three Romanian journalists in late March to release one of the journalists, Marie-Jeanne Ion, aged 30, who is the only female in the group.
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Original: File image of the Nordic Optical Telescope (NOT) telescope at Roque de los Muchachos Observatory in June 2001. (This is not the observatory in Chile where the planet was photographed.) Scientists confirmed today for the first time ever, that astronomers photographed a planet orbiting a sun other than our own.
Revised: File image of the (NOT) telescope at Roque de los Muchachos Observatory in June 2001. (This is not the observatory in Chile where the planet was photographed.) Scientists confirmed today for the first time ever, that astronomers photographed a planet orbiting a sun other than our own.
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Original: File image of the Nordic Optical Telescope (NOT) telescope at Roque de los Muchachos Observatory in June 2001. (This is not the observatory in Chile where the planet was photographed.) Scientists confirmed today for the first time ever, that astronomers photographed a planet orbiting a sun other than our own.
Revised: File image of the Nordic Optical Telescope (NOT) telescope at in June 2001. (This is not the observatory in Chile where the planet was photographed.) Scientists confirmed today for the first time ever, that astronomers photographed a planet orbiting a sun other than our own.
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