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Original:  Camilo Auza, the church façade and choir loft were changed, the interior and exterior walls were renovated, and the main altar was pushed back by 3 meters to widen the presbytery, all of which were done from 1952 to 1970.
Revised:  Camilo Auza, the church façade and choir loft were changed, the interior and exterior walls were renovated, and the main altar was pushed back by to widen the presbytery, all of which were done from 1952 to 1970.
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Original:  Category:Spanish Colonial architecture in the Philippines Category:Roman Catholic churches in Bohol Category:Roman Catholic cathedrals in the Philippines Category:1595 establishments in the Spanish Empire Category:18th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in the Philippine
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Original: Landolt–Börnstein is the largest collection of critically evaluated property data in materials science and the closely related fields of chemistry, physics and engineering published by Springer Nature. thumb The New Series The new concept of the 6th Edition – splitting of the edition in four volumes with a yet unknown number of sub-volumes – was a slight progress, but eventually, it has not proven to be of much use.
Revised: Landolt–Börnstein is a collection of property data in materials science and the closely related fields of chemistry, physics and engineering published by Springer Nature. thumb The New Series The new concept of the 6th Edition – splitting of the edition in four volumes with a yet unknown number of sub-volumes – was a slight progress, but eventually, it has not proven to be of much use.
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Original: Landolt–Börnstein is the largest collection of critically evaluated property data in materials science and the closely related fields of chemistry, physics and engineering published by Springer Nature. thumb The New Series The new concept of the 6th Edition – splitting of the edition in four volumes with a yet unknown number of sub-volumes – was a slight progress, but eventually, it has not proven to be of much use. Instead of publishing new editions of the data collection one after the other, the "New Series " concept was intended to publish independent volumes that were each to cover a certain closed theme. It was flexible enough to follow the changes in the scientific interest and abandon the previous structuring of physics and chemistry in favor of new themes. Thus, new subjects such as solid-state physics could easily be comprised in groups of volumes. This concept has been adhered to up to now.
Revised: Landolt–Börnstein is the largest collection of critically evaluated property data in materials science and the closely related fields of chemistry, physics and engineering published by Springer Nature. thumb The New Series The 
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Original:  The New Series represents over 520 books published between 1961 and 2018 and includes more than 220,000 pages covering mechanical, optical, acoustical, thermal, spectroscopic, electrical and magnetic properties among others.
Revised:  New Series represents over 520 books published between 1961 and 2018 and includes more than 220,000 pages covering mechanical, optical, acoustical, thermal, spectroscopic, electrical and magnetic properties among others.
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Original:  Landolt–Börnstein books content is now available on SpringerMaterials , a comprehensive database for identifying material properties which covers data from materials science, physics, physical and inorganic chemistry, engineering and other related fields. SpringerMaterials offers advanced materials science-specific search functionality that allows easy retrieval of accurate results. Recently introduced SpringerMaterials Interactive is a set of advanced functionalities for visualizing and analyzing materials property data. Examples of these functionalities include interactive graphs, dynamic data tables, and side-by- side comparisons of materials/properties .
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Original: Ismail Amirkhizi or Mohammad Ismail Amirkhizi (, born 1876, died February 16 , 1966) was an Iranian author, poet, researcher and one of the politicians and intellectuals of the Persian Constitutional Revolution.
Revised: Ismail Amirkhizi or Mohammad Ismail Amirkhizi (, born 1876, died 16 , 1966) was an Iranian author, poet, researcher and one of the politicians and intellectuals of the Persian Constitutional Revolution.
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Original: Ismail Amirkhizi or Mohammad Ismail Amirkhizi (, born 1876, died February 16 , 1966) was an Iranian author, poet, researcher and one of the politicians and intellectuals of the Persian Constitutional Revolution.
Revised: Ismail Amirkhizi or Mohammad Ismail Amirkhizi (, born 1876, died February 16 February 1966) was an Iranian author, poet, researcher and one of the politicians and intellectuals of the Persian Constitutional Revolution.
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Original:  , 1940-1960 , 1931 , 3 volumes, 1931 , article, 1945 , article, 1955 , article, 1964 , article, 1972 , articles, 1972-1975 , article, 1973 , article, 1973 , article, 1973 , article, 1974 , article, 1974 , article, 1974 , article, 1975 , article, 1975 , article, 1975 , article, 2003 , article, 2006 External links The Provincial Cities in Revolt (ii):
Revised:  , 1940–1960 , 1931 , 3 volumes, 1931 , article, 1945 , article, 1955 , article, 1964 , article, 1972 , articles, 1972-1975 , article, 1973 , article, 1973 , article, 1973 , article, 1974 , article, 1974 , article, 1974 , article, 1975 , article, 1975 , article, 1975 , article, 2003 , article, 2006 External links The Provincial Cities in Revolt (ii):
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Original:  , 1940-1960 , 1931 , 3 volumes, 1931 , article, 1945 , article, 1955 , article, 1964 , article, 1972 , articles, 1972-1975 , article, 1973 , article, 1973 , article, 1973 , article, 1974 , article, 1974 , article, 1974 , article, 1975 , article, 1975 , article, 1975 , article, 2003 , article, 2006 External links The Provincial Cities in Revolt (ii):
Revised:  , 1940-1960 , 1931 , 3 volumes, 1931 , article, 1945 , article, 1955 , article, 1964 , article, 1972 , articles, 1972–1975 , article, 1973 , article, 1973 , article, 1973 , article, 1974 , article, 1974 , article, 1974 , article, 1975 , article, 1975 , article, 1975 , article, 2003 , article, 2006 External links The Provincial Cities in Revolt (ii):
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Original:  Major Abulqasim Lahuti and the Tabriz Insurrection of 1922 Iranian-Russian Encounters: Empires and Revolutions Since 1800 Iran and Russian Imperialism: The Ideal Anarchists, 1800-1914
Revised:  Major Abulqasim Lahuti and the Tabriz Insurrection of 1922 Iranian-Russian Encounters: Empires and Revolutions Since 1800 Iran and Russian Imperialism: The Ideal Anarchists, 1800–1914
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Original: 198px|Images of King Juba II and Queen Cleopatra Selene II. Juba believed he was a descendant of Sufax.|thumb Sufax (also spelled variously as Sophax , Syphax, Sufaqs , c. ) was a hero or demigod from the Berber and Greek mythologies.
Revised: 198px|Images of King Juba II and Queen Cleopatra Selene II. Juba believed he was a descendant of Sufax.|thumb Sufax , Syphax, Sufaqs , c. ) was a hero or demigod from the Berber and Greek mythologies.
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Original: 198px|Images of King Juba II and Queen Cleopatra Selene II. Juba believed he was a descendant of Sufax.|thumb Sufax (also spelled variously as Sophax , Syphax, Sufaqs , c. ) was a hero or demigod from the Berber and Greek mythologies.
Revised: 198px|Images of King Juba II and Queen Cleopatra Selene II. Juba believed he was a descendant of Sufax.|thumb Sufax (also spelled variously as Sophax , Syphax, Sufaqs c. ) was a hero or demigod from the Berber and Greek mythologies.
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Original: 198px|Images of King Juba II and Queen Cleopatra Selene II. Juba believed he was a descendant of Sufax.|thumb Sufax (also spelled variously as Sophax , Syphax, Sufaqs , c. ) was a hero or demigod from the Berber and Greek mythologies.
Revised: 198px|Images of King Juba II and Queen Cleopatra Selene II. Juba believed he was a descendant of Sufax.|thumb Sufax (also spelled variously as Sophax , Syphax, Sufaqs , or Sophax (Ancient Greek: Σόφακος Sophaxus ) was a hero or demigod from the Berber and Greek mythologies.
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Original: Plutarch, The Parallel Lives: The Life of Sertorius Life According to the myth, Sufax was the son of goddess Tinjis from her second marriage to demigod Heracles, and the grandson of god Zeus and mortal Alcmene.
Revised: Plutarch, The Parallel Lives: The Life of Sertorius Mythology According to the myth, Sufax was the son of goddess Tinjis from her second marriage to demigod Heracles, and the grandson of god Zeus and mortal Alcmene.
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Original: Zendik Farm, officially known as Zendik Farm Arts Cooperative, was a community of artists and environmentalists based in southeastern San Diego URL It was founded by Wulf URL Zendik is a Sanskrit language word for outlaw or URL Their mission was to save the earth from URL The community consisted of thirty-five people who preached that competition between people is evil;
Revised: Zendik Farm, officially known as Zendik Farm Arts Cooperative, was a community of artists and environmentalists based in southeastern San Diego County. It was founded by Wulf URL Zendik is a Sanskrit language word for outlaw or URL Their mission was to save the earth from URL The community consisted of thirty-five people who preached that competition between people is evil;
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Original: Zendik Farm, officially known as Zendik Farm Arts Cooperative, was a community of artists and environmentalists based in southeastern San Diego URL It was founded by Wulf URL Zendik is a Sanskrit language word for outlaw or URL Their mission was to save the earth from URL The community consisted of thirty-five people who preached that competition between people is evil;
Revised: Zendik Farm, officially known as Zendik Farm Arts Cooperative, was a community of artists and environmentalists based in southeastern San Diego URL It was founded by Wulf Zendik. Zendik is a Sanskrit language word for outlaw or URL Their mission was to save the earth from URL The community consisted of thirty-five people who preached that competition between people is evil;
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Original: Zendik Farm, officially known as Zendik Farm Arts Cooperative, was a community of artists and environmentalists based in southeastern San Diego URL It was founded by Wulf URL Zendik is a Sanskrit language word for outlaw or URL Their mission was to save the earth from URL The community consisted of thirty-five people who preached that competition between people is evil;
Revised: Zendik Farm, officially known as Zendik Farm Arts Cooperative, was a community of artists and environmentalists based in southeastern San Diego URL It was founded by Wulf URL Zendik is a Sanskrit language word for outlaw or heretic. Their mission was to save the earth from URL The community consisted of thirty-five people who preached that competition between people is evil;
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Original: Zendik Farm, officially known as Zendik Farm Arts Cooperative, was a community of artists and environmentalists based in southeastern San Diego URL It was founded by Wulf URL Zendik is a Sanskrit language word for outlaw or URL Their mission was to save the earth from URL The community consisted of thirty-five people who preached that competition between people is evil;
Revised: Zendik Farm, officially known as Zendik Farm Arts Cooperative, was a community of artists and environmentalists based in southeastern San Diego URL It was founded by Wulf URL Zendik is a Sanskrit language word for outlaw or URL Their mission was to save the earth from ecollapse. The community consisted of thirty-five people who preached that competition between people is evil;
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Original: The marsh organ is a device used to determine how well various coastal processes will respond to sea level rise. The device  was developed by the University of South Carolina and NOAA's National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science.
Revised: The marsh organ is a collection of plastic pipes attached to a wooden framework that is placed in marshes to measure water level changes for research purposes. was developed by the University of South Carolina and NOAA's National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science.
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Original:  Climate change  impacts such as accelerated sea level rise causes coastal marshes to experience higher water levels than normal, which leads to higher salinity inland, sediment and elevation loss, and change to the plant community structure.
Revised:  Climate change The marsh organ is used to determine how well various coastal processes will respond to sea level rise. Climate change impacts such as accelerated sea level rise causes coastal marshes to experience higher water levels than normal, which leads to higher salinity inland, sediment and elevation loss, and change to the plant community structure.
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Original:  Researchers studying marsh plant responses in northeast Pacific tidal marshes utilized a marsh organ and found that species typically found in the high marsh (flooded only during high tide or extreme weather events) like Salicornia pacifica and Juncus balticus were sensitive to increased flooding.
Revised:  Researchers studying marsh plant responses in Northeast Pacific tidal marshes utilized a marsh organ and found that species typically found in the high marsh (flooded only during high tide or extreme weather events) like Salicornia pacifica and Juncus balticus were sensitive to increased flooding.
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Original:  2019 Increasing the lifespan of Caenorhabditis elegans (free-living nematodes)  by 5–6 times (by 400–500\%) using simultaneous impact in IIS and TOR pathways.
Revised:  2019 The lifespan of Caenorhabditis elegans (free-living nematodes) by 5–6 times (by 400–500\%) using simultaneous impact in IIS and TOR pathways.
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Original:  2019 Increasing the lifespan of Caenorhabditis elegans (free-living nematodes)  by 5–6 times (by 400–500\%) using simultaneous impact in IIS and TOR pathways.
Revised:  2019 Increasing the lifespan of Caenorhabditis elegans (free-living nematodes) was increased by 5–6 times (by 400–500\%) using simultaneous impact in IIS and TOR pathways.
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Original:  This is equivalent to how a human would live 400–500 years           .
Revised:  This is equivalent to how a human would live 400–500 years 2020 Scientists report, using public biological data on 1.75 m people with known lifespans overall, to have identified 10 genomic loci which appear to intrinsically influence healthspan, lifespan, and longevity – of which half have not been reported previously at genome-wide significance and most being associated with cardiovascular disease – as well as haem metabolism as a promising candidate for further research within the field. .
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Original:  This is equivalent to how a human would live 400–500 years           .
Revised:  This is equivalent to how a human would live 400–500 years Scientists report that after mice exercise their livers secrete the protein GPLD1, which is also elevated in elderly humans who exercise regularly, that this is associated with improved cognitive function in aged mice and that increasing the amount of GPLD1 produced by the mouse liver in old mice could yield many benefits of regular exercise for their brains – such as increased BDNF-levels, neurogenesis, and improved cognitive functioning in tests. .
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Original:  This is equivalent to how a human would live 400–500 years           .
Revised:  This is equivalent to how a human would live 400–500 years Scientists report that yeast cells of the same genetic material and within the same environment age in two distinct ways, describe a biomolecular mechanism that can determine which process dominates during aging and genetically engineer a novel aging route with substantially extended lifespan. .
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Original: After WWII until the end of the 20th century (accumulation of modern knowledge) As the world was recovering from the complex dramatic events of the 1930s and the terrible WWII, it became more practical. Research tools and technologies of another level appeared.
Revised: After WWII until the end of the 20th century (accumulation of modern knowledge) After WWII, research tools and technologies of another level appeared.
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Original:  Isler and van Shaik ’ s survey allomothering in placental mammals found that 46\% engaged in no help, 10\% only provided protection, 3\% provided only allonursing, 24\% provided all forms of help other than provisioning and 16\% provided complete help, including provisioning (see Figure 1, pg. 55).
Revised:  Isler and van Shaik ' s survey allomothering in placental mammals found that 46\% engaged in no help, 10\% only provided protection, 3\% provided only allonursing, 24\% provided all forms of help other than provisioning and 16\% provided complete help, including provisioning (see Figure 1, pg. 55).
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Original:  This suggesting that mothers would need to rely more on paternal kin and unrelated individuals as potential allomothers, or for at least some of the mother ’ s kin to temporarily reside with the parents during periods of high need.
Revised:  This suggesting that mothers would need to rely more on paternal kin and unrelated individuals as potential allomothers, or for at least some of the mother ' s kin to temporarily reside with the parents during periods of high need.
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Original:  Allomothering by kin Hrdy states that the altruism of allomothers can be explained by Hamilton ’ s rule and therefore allomothers enhance their inclusive fitness by helping kin.
Revised:  Allomothering by kin Hrdy states that the altruism of allomothers can be explained by Hamilton ' s rule and therefore allomothers enhance their inclusive fitness by helping kin.
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Original:  Kramer ’ s (2010) cross-cultural study found that in direct allomaternal care provided by fathers varies from less than 1\% (Alyawara) to nearly 16\% (Aka) with an average of 4.8\% across the populations studied.
Revised:  Kramer ' s (2010) cross-cultural study found that in direct allomaternal care provided by fathers varies from less than 1\% (Alyawara) to nearly 16\% (Aka) with an average of 4.8\% across the populations studied.
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Original:  Sear and Mace point out that many of the populations in the study look at the impact of the loss of a father on young children and suggest that since a father cannot provide direct nurshiment to breastfeeding children, their importance may come later in the child ’ s life.
Revised:  Sear and Mace point out that many of the populations in the study look at the impact of the loss of a father on young children and suggest that since a father cannot provide direct nurshiment to breastfeeding children, their importance may come later in the child ' s life.
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Original:  The same study also found the timing of impact of paternal and maternal grandmothers varies, with maternal grandmothers having greater effects after the first year of life (allomaternal care) and paternal grandmothers having greater effects during pregnancy and in the first few months of a child ’ s life (help with tasks during pregnancy or causing high levels of stress to the mother during pregnancy).
Revised:  The same study also found the timing of impact of paternal and maternal grandmothers varies, with maternal grandmothers having greater effects after the first year of life (allomaternal care) and paternal grandmothers having greater effects during pregnancy and in the first few months of a child ' s life (help with tasks during pregnancy or causing high levels of stress to the mother during pregnancy).
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Original:  Grandmothers are often considered a significant source of allomaternal care and this fact has led to the “grandmother hypothesis”, suggesting that women developed long post-menopausal periods to help with their children ’ s offspring.
Revised:  Grandmothers are often considered a significant source of allomaternal care and this fact has led to the “grandmother hypothesis”, suggesting that women developed long post-menopausal periods to help with their children ' s offspring.
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Original:  Among the Kipsigis of Kenya, a child ’ s paternal uncle had a positive effect on reducing child mortality in the richer half of the sample but not on the poorer half, however for maternal uncles the effects were reversed with poorer families showing a greater reduction in child mortality.
Revised:  Among the Kipsigis of Kenya, a child ' s paternal uncle had a positive effect on reducing child mortality in the richer half of the sample but not on the poorer half, however for maternal uncles the effects were reversed with poorer families showing a greater reduction in child mortality.
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Original:  Salinity field averaged over the year 2020 at 1200 m depth near the Strait of Gibraltar, where the Salt Tongue is visible. For clarity, the salinity colorbar only reaches 35.5, but its maximum value of 38 is achieved in the Mediterranean Sea. Data obtained from the GODAS dataset.GODAS Light Atlantic water enters the Mediterranean Sea as a surface flow and spreads out through the Western and Eastern Mediterranean basins (separated by the Strait of Sicily), while being gradually modified by mixing with underlying waters.
Revised:  Light Atlantic water enters the Mediterranean Sea as a surface flow and spreads out through the Western and Eastern Mediterranean basins (separated by the Strait of Sicily), while being gradually modified by mixing with underlying waters.
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Original:  Most of the outflow travels westward along the Iberian continental slope (between São Vicente Canyon and Gorringe Bank ), and then moves northward as a poleward eastern boundary undercurrent reaching as far as north Porcupine Bank (50°N).
Revised:  Most of the outflow travels westward along the Iberian continental slope (between St. Vincent Canyon and Gorringe Bank ), and then moves northward as a poleward eastern boundary undercurrent reaching as far as north Porcupine Bank (50°N).
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Original:  the Mediterranean Salt Tongue, recognizable as a basin-scale salinity anomaly at 1000-1200 m depth through the North Atlantic  . Small scale processes and local scale nonlinear interaction with tides and topography have an impact on the Mediterranean Outflow Water properties and its further spreading pattern in the North Atlantic.
Revised:  the Mediterranean Salt Tongue, recognizable as a basin-scale salinity anomaly at 1000-1200 m depth through the North Atlantic (see Figure 2) . Small scale processes and local scale nonlinear interaction with tides and topography have an impact on the Mediterranean Outflow Water properties and its further spreading pattern in the North Atlantic.
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Original:   The Mediterranean Outflow is initially composed of different water masses.
Revised:  Figure 2: Salinity field averaged over the year 2020 at 1200 m depth near the Strait of Gibraltar, where the Salt Tongue is visible. For clarity, the salinity colorbar only reaches 35.5, but its maximum value of 38 is achieved in the Mediterranean Sea. Data obtained from the GODAS dataset.GODAS The Mediterranean Outflow is initially composed of different water masses.
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