wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original: Professor S. A. Cook 1944 The Rev. Dr. H. Wheeler Robinson 1945 The Rev. Professor C. H. Dodd 1946 Dr. T. H. Robinson 1947 The Rev. Dr. W. F. Howard 1948 Professor S. H. Hooke 1949 Professor Sigmund Mowinckel 1950 The Rev. Professor T. W. Manson 1951 The Rev. Professor H. H. Rowley 1952 Professor Anton Fridrichsen 1953 Sir Godfrey R. Driver 1954 Professor P. E. Kahle and Professor Ludwig Koehler 1955 Professor Walther Bauer 1956 Professor Oscar Cullmann 1957 The Rev. Roland de Vaux,
Revised: Professor S. A. Cook 1944 The Rev. Dr. H. Wheeler Robinson 1945 The Rev. Professor C. H. Dodd 1946 Professor Theodore Henry Robinson 1947 The Rev. Dr. W. F. Howard 1948 Professor S. H. Hooke 1949 Professor Sigmund Mowinckel 1950 The Rev. Professor T. W. Manson 1951 The Rev. Professor H. H. Rowley 1952 Professor Anton Fridrichsen 1953 Sir Godfrey R. Driver 1954 Professor P. E. Kahle and Professor Ludwig Koehler 1955 Professor Walther Bauer 1956 Professor Oscar Cullmann 1957 The Rev. Roland de Vaux,
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Original: KKXX and for some proteins XKXX is a target peptide motif located in the C terminus in the amino acid structure of a protein responsible for retrieval of endoplasmic reticulum (ER) membrane proteins  from the Golgi apparatus.
Revised: KKXX and for some proteins XKXX is a target peptide motif located in the C terminus in the amino acid structure of a protein responsible for retrieval of endoplasmic reticulum (ER) membrane proteins to and from the Golgi apparatus.
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Original:  The signal interacts with the COPI protein complex to target the ER from the cis end of the Golgi apparatus by retrograde transport.
Revised:  These ER membrane proteins are transmembrane proteins that are then embedded into the ER membrane after transport from the Golgi. This motif is exclusively cytoplasmic and interacts with the COPI protein complex to target the ER from the cis end of the Golgi apparatus by retrograde transport.
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Original:  However, Walter's articles Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Gestalt-Theoretical Psychotherapy and What do Gestalt therapy and Gestalt theory have to do with each other? have been published also in English, as well as Gerhard Stemberger's more recent introductory article Diagnostics in Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy . External links  Full text papers Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy papers on academia.edu Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy Austrian Association for Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy (pages mainly in German)
Revised:  However, in 2021, the international multidisciplinary journal "Gestalt Theory" published an issue focusing on Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy, offering a series of articles in English on the essentials of this methodSee Gestalt Theory, 43(1) and "External Links" below. . External links Full text papers Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy papers on academia.edu Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy Austrian Association for Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy (pages mainly in German)
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Original:  have been published also in English, as well as Gerhard Stemberger's more recent introductory article Diagnostics in Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy . External links  Full text papers Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy papers on academia.edu Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy Austrian Association for Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy (pages mainly in German)
Revised:  have been published also in English, as well as Gerhard Stemberger's more recent introductory article Diagnostics in Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy . External links Gestalt Theory, 43(1) Special issue of "Gestalt Theory" on essentials of Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy Full text papers Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy papers on academia.edu Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy Austrian Association for Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy (pages mainly in German)
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Original: One of the most striking characteristics of Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy is the key role of the epistemological grounding position of Gestalt theory (critical realism) and its applicability to the fundamental, theoretical, and practical problems in psychotherapy.
Revised: One of the most striking characteristics of Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy is the key role of the epistemological grounding position of Gestalt theory (critical realism) and its applicability to the fundamental, theoretical, and practical problems in psychotherapycf. Katharina Sternek, Critical Realism: The Epistemic Position of Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy, Gestalt Theory, 43(1), 13-28.
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Original:  This corresponds to the conviction in Gestalt Theory Psychotherapy that techniques and working methods from other therapy methods can be integrated into Gestalt Theory Psychotherapy as long as they are compatible with the Gestalt psychological approach and are interpreted and handled according to the basic Gestalt psychological concepts.
Revised:  This corresponds to the conviction in Gestalt theoretical psychotherapy that techniques and working methods from other therapy methods can be integrated into Gestalt Theory Psychotherapy as long as they are compatible with the Gestalt psychological approach and are interpreted and handled according to the basic Gestalt psychological concepts.
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Original:  This corresponds to the conviction in Gestalt Theory Psychotherapy that techniques and working methods from other therapy methods can be integrated into Gestalt Theory Psychotherapy as long as they are compatible with the Gestalt psychological approach and are interpreted and handled according to the basic Gestalt psychological concepts.
Revised:  This corresponds to the conviction in Gestalt Theory Psychotherapy that techniques and working methods from other therapy methods can be integrated into Gestalt theoretical psychotherapy as long as they are compatible with the Gestalt psychological approach and are interpreted and handled according to the basic Gestalt psychological concepts.
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Original:  Founded in 2003, it is administered by Professor Xiao Hui Wang, and is known for its numerous commissioned urban design projects and for being the first art institute in China to focus on new media art.
Revised:  Founded in 2003, it was administered by Professor Xiao Hui Wang, and is known for its numerous commissioned urban design projects and for being the first art institute in China to focus on new media art.
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Original:  Founded in 2003, it is administered by Professor Xiao Hui Wang, and is known for its numerous commissioned urban design projects and for being the first art institute in China to focus on new media art.
Revised:  Founded in 2003, it is administered by Professor Xiao Hui Wang, and was known for its numerous commissioned urban design projects and for being the first art institute in China to focus on new media art.
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Original:  Other projects have included urban art projects for the cities of Langfang, Datong, Nantong, Suzhou and Zhuhai, artistic design work for the Nanjing World Trade Center, the Tianjin Innovation-China e•Group building, the Zendai Radisson Hotel in Shanghai and numerous designs and multimedia installations for Christofle, BMW MINI, J. P. Morgan, Audi, Van Cleef & Arpels and Sergio Rossi among URL
Revised:  Other projects included urban art projects for the cities of Langfang, Datong, Nantong, Suzhou and Zhuhai, artistic design work for the Nanjing World Trade Center, the Tianjin Innovation-China e•Group building, the Zendai Radisson Hotel in Shanghai and numerous designs and multimedia installations for Christofle, BMW MINI, J. P. Morgan, Audi, Van Cleef & Arpels and Sergio Rossi among URL
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Original:  There are mainly two types of traverse: Closed traverse: either originates from a station and returns to the same station completing a circuit, or runs between two known stations  Open traverse: neither returns to its starting station, nor closes on any other known station.
Revised:  There are mainly two types of traverse: Closed traverse: either originates from a station and returns to the same station completing a circuit, or runs between two known stations 250px|Diagram of an open traverse Open traverse: neither returns to its starting station, nor closes on any other known station.
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Original:  250px|Diagram of an open traverse 250px|Diagram of a closed traverse Compound A compound traverse is where an open traverse is linked at its ends to an existing traverse to form a closed traverse.
Revised:  250px|Diagram of an open traverse 250px|Diagram of a closed traverse Compound traverse: it is where an open traverse is linked at its ends to an existing traverse to form a closed traverse.
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Original:  See also Great Trigonometrical Survey Polygonal chain Side shot Transcontinental Traverse Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Usages Control point — The primary/base control used for preliminary measurements;
Revised:  Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Usages Control point — The primary/base control used for preliminary measurements;
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Original:  See also Great Trigonometrical Survey Polygonal chain Side shot Transcontinental Traverse Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Usages Control point — The primary/base control used for preliminary measurements;
Revised:  See also Great Trigonometrical Survey Polygonal chain Side shot Transcontinental Traverse %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Usages Control point — The primary/base control used for preliminary measurements;
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Original:  See also Great Trigonometrical Survey Polygonal chain Side shot Transcontinental Traverse Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Usages Control point — The primary/base control used for preliminary measurements;
Revised:  See also Great Trigonometrical Survey Polygonal chain Side shot Transcontinental Traverse Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Components Control point — The primary/base control used for preliminary measurements;
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Original:  Prager hosted for over ten URL In 1994-95, Truman Jacques URL (By 1998 KABC had moved Prager to weekdays and had a different program Sunday nights.) Among other hosts at KABC were Ira Fistell.
Revised:  Prager hosted for over ten URL In 1994-95, Truman Jacques URL KABC ran the show until URL when they ran other programming in its Sunday night time URL Among other hosts at KABC were Ira Fistell.
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Original: 21st century Year Date Event 2001 Chile signs the Human Rights to Abolish the Death Penalty act. November 30  Eduardo Miño suicides by self-immolation in protest to government neglect of Pizarreño's asbestos victims.
Revised: 21st century Year Date Event 2001 Chile abolishes the death penalty for ordinary crimes. 30 Eduardo Miño suicides by self-immolation in protest to government neglect of Pizarreño's asbestos victims.
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Original:   Death of Augusto José Ramón PinochetUgarte (10 December 2006) 2007 Los Ríos Region and Arica-Parinacota Region are created.
Revised:  10 December Death of Augusto José Ramón PinochetUgarte (10 December 2006) 2007 Los Ríos Region and Arica-Parinacota Region are created.
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Original:   Death of Augusto José Ramón PinochetUgarte (10 December 2006) 2007 Los Ríos Region and Arica-Parinacota Region are created.
Revised:  Death of Augusto José Ramón PinochetUgarte (10 December 2006) 2007 Los Ríos Region and Arica y Parinacota Region are created.
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Original:  1991  The volcano Mount Hudson erupts, in one of the world's largest volcanic eruptions of the twentieth century.
Revised:  1991 June 18 More than 90 people die in Antofagasta and Taltal as result of mudflows generated by unusual rainfall in the Atacama Desert. June 21 The volcano Mount Hudson erupts, in one of the world's largest volcanic eruptions of the twentieth century.
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Original: The Eagle of Taron as a symbol of Tseghakronism Tseghakronism ( translit. ) is a national/ethnic and political movement towards a renewal of the spiritual, behavioral and cultural identity of the Armenian people.
Revised: The Eagle of Taron as a symbol of Tseghakronism Tseghakronism ( ) is a national/ethnic and political movement towards a renewal of the spiritual, behavioral and cultural identity of the Armenian people.
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Original:  The movement was founded by Garegin Nzhdeh, and, together with his associates Hayk Asatryan and Nerses Astvatsaturyan, was later refined into the ideology of Taronism ( Տարոնականություն ) - an organic part and continuation of Tseghakronism. 
Revised:  The movement was founded by Garegin Nzhdeh, and, together with his associates Hayk Asatryan and Nerses Astvatsaturyan, was later refined into the ideology of Taronism ( Տարօնականութիւն ) - an organic part and continuation of Tseghakronism. 
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Original:  The movement was founded by Garegin Nzhdeh, and, together with his associates Hayk Asatryan and Nerses Astvatsaturyan, was later refined into the ideology of Taronism ( Տարոնականություն ) - an organic part and continuation of Tseghakronism. 
Revised:  The movement was founded by Garegin Nzhdeh, and, together with his associates Hayk Asatryan and Nerses Astvatsaturyan, was later refined into the ideology of Taronism ( Տարոնականություն ) - an organic part and continuation of Tseghakronism. References Notes
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Original:  Russian psychologist Alexander Luria documented the famous case of mnemonist Solomon Shereshevsky , who was quite different from the first documented hyperthymestic known as AJ in that Shereshevsky could memorize virtually unlimited amounts of information deliberately, while AJ could not – she could only remember autobiographical information (and events she had personally seen on the news or read about).
Revised:  As the the first documented hyperthymestic, Jill Price was quite different from the famous case of mnemonist Solomon Shereshevsky , who was quite different from the first documented hyperthymestic known as AJ in that Shereshevsky could memorize virtually unlimited amounts of information deliberately, while AJ could not – she could only remember autobiographical information (and events she had personally seen on the news or read about).
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Original:  Russian psychologist Alexander Luria documented the famous case of mnemonist Solomon Shereshevsky , who was quite different from the first documented hyperthymestic known as AJ in that Shereshevsky could memorize virtually unlimited amounts of information deliberately, while AJ could not – she could only remember autobiographical information (and events she had personally seen on the news or read about).
Revised:  Russian psychologist Alexander Luria documented the famous case of mnemonist Solomon Shereshevsky (as documented by psychologist Alexander Luria). Shereshevsky could memorize virtually unlimited amounts of information deliberately, while AJ could not – she could only remember autobiographical information (and events she had personally seen on the news or read about).
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Original:  Russian psychologist Alexander Luria documented the famous case of mnemonist Solomon Shereshevsky , who was quite different from the first documented hyperthymestic known as AJ in that Shereshevsky could memorize virtually unlimited amounts of information deliberately, while AJ could not – she could only remember autobiographical information (and events she had personally seen on the news or read about).
Revised:  Russian psychologist Alexander Luria documented the famous case of mnemonist Solomon Shereshevsky , who was quite different from the first documented hyperthymestic known as AJ in that Shereshevsky could memorize virtually unlimited amounts of information deliberately, while Price could not – she could only remember autobiographical information (and events she had personally seen on the news or read about).
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Original:  Society and culture Notable cases As of April 2016, six cases of hyperthymesia have been confirmed in peer-reviewed articles, the first being that of  "AJ" (real name Jill Price ) in 2006.
Revised:  Society and culture Notable cases As of April 2016, six cases of hyperthymesia have been confirmed in peer-reviewed articles, the first being that of Jill Price initially anonymised as "AJ" (real name Jill Price ) in 2006.
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Original:  Society and culture Notable cases As of April 2016, six cases of hyperthymesia have been confirmed in peer-reviewed articles, the first being that of  "AJ" (real name Jill Price ) in 2006.
Revised:  Society and culture Notable cases As of April 2016, six cases of hyperthymesia have been confirmed in peer-reviewed articles, the first being that of "AJ" ) in 2006.
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Original:  AJ 's case was originally reported by researchers from the University of California, Irvine, Elizabeth Parker, Larry Cahill, and James McGaugh, and is credited as being the first case of hyperthymesia.
Revised:  Price 's case was originally reported by researchers from the University of California, Irvine, Elizabeth Parker, Larry Cahill, and James McGaugh, and is credited as being the first case of hyperthymesia.
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Original:  K. Anders Ericsson of Florida State University does not believe that sufficient evidence exists to suggest that the skills of AJ and Williams need additional explanation: "Our work has pretty much concluded that differences in memory don't seem to be the result of innate differences, but more the kinds of skills that are developed."
Revised:  K. Anders Ericsson of Florida State University does not believe that sufficient evidence exists to suggest that the skills of Price and Williams need additional explanation: "Our work has pretty much concluded that differences in memory don't seem to be the result of innate differences, but more the kinds of skills that are developed."
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Original:   External links Official website Category: Museums in Trinidad and Tobago Category:Buildings and structures in Port of Spain  Trinidad Category:History of Trinidad and Tobago Category:Trinidad and Tobago culture Category:British colonial architecture Category:Victorian architecture Category:Museums established in 1892 Category:1892 establishments in North America Category:Tourist attractions in Port of S
Revised:  References External links Official website Category: Museums in Trinidad and Tobago Category:Buildings and structures in Port of Spain Trinidad Category:History of Trinidad and Tobago Category:Trinidad and Tobago culture Category:British colonial architecture Category:Victorian architecture Category:Museums established in 1892 Category:1892 establishments in North America Category:Tourist attractions in Port of S
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Original:   External links Official website Category: Museums in Trinidad and Tobago Category:Buildings and structures in Port of Spain  Trinidad Category:History of Trinidad and Tobago Category:Trinidad and Tobago culture Category:British colonial architecture Category:Victorian architecture Category:Museums established in 1892 Category:1892 establishments in North America Category:Tourist attractions in Port of S
Revised:  External links Official website Category: 1892 establishments in North America Category:Museums established in 1892 Category:Museums in Trinidad and Tobago Category:Buildings and structures in Port of Spain Trinidad Category:History of Trinidad and Tobago Category:Trinidad and Tobago culture Category:British colonial architecture Category:Victorian architecture Category:Museums established in 1892 Category:1892 establishments in North America Category:Tourist attractions in Port of S
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Original:   External links Official website Category: Museums in Trinidad and Tobago Category:Buildings and structures in Port of Spain  Trinidad Category:History of Trinidad and Tobago Category:Trinidad and Tobago culture Category:British colonial architecture Category:Victorian architecture Category:Museums established in 1892 Category:1892 establishments in North America Category:Tourist attractions in Port of S
Revised:  External links Official website Category: Museums in Trinidad and Tobago Category:Buildings and structures in Port of Spain Category:Tourist attractions in Port of Spain Trinidad Trinidad Category:History of Trinidad and Tobago Category:Trinidad and Tobago culture Category:British colonial architecture Category:Victorian architecture Category:Museums established in 1892 Category:1892 establishments in North America Category:Tourist attractions in Port of S
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Original:   External links Official website Category: Museums in Trinidad and Tobago Category:Buildings and structures in Port of Spain  Trinidad Category:History of Trinidad and Tobago Category:Trinidad and Tobago culture Category:British colonial architecture Category:Victorian architecture Category:Museums established in 1892 Category:1892 establishments in North America Category:Tourist attractions in Port of S
Revised:  External links Official website Category: Museums in Trinidad and Tobago Category:Buildings and structures in Port of Spain Trinidad Category:History of Trinidad and Tobago Category:Trinidad and Tobago culture Category:British colonial architecture Category:Victorian archite
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Original:    History Until the beginning of the twentieth century Thoracic surgery did not seem possible because a reduced-pressure-atmosphere prevails in the body cavity, hence the lungs collapse when the body cavity is opened resulting in Pneumothorax , causing death.
Revised:  It was developed by the German surgrion Ferdinand Sauerbruch and first used in 1904. History Until the beginning of the twentieth century Thoracic surgery did not seem possible because a reduced-pressure-atmosphere prevails in the body cavity, hence the lungs collapse when the body cavity is opened resulting in Pneumothorax , causing death.
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Original:    History Until the beginning of the twentieth century Thoracic surgery did not seem possible because a reduced-pressure-atmosphere prevails in the body cavity, hence the lungs collapse when the body cavity is opened resulting in Pneumothorax , causing death.
Revised:  In the Sauerbruch chamber the patient's head is elided, sticking out of the glass-chamber. The surgical team works inside the chamber that hermetically seals the body of the patient. To start the operation on the thorax a vacuum of 1/10 Bar is generated in the chamber, preventing the patient's lungs from collapsing upon opening the thorax. History Until the beginning of the twentieth century Thoracic surgery did not seem possible because a reduced-pressure-atmosphere prevails in the body cavity, hence the lungs collapse when the body cavity is opened resulting in Pneumothorax , causing death.
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Original:    History Until the beginning of the twentieth century Thoracic surgery did not seem possible because a reduced-pressure-atmosphere prevails in the body cavity, hence the lungs collapse when the body cavity is opened resulting in Pneumothorax , causing death.
Revised:  History Until the beginning of the twentieth century thoracic surgery did not seem possible because a reduced-pressure-atmosphere prevails in the body cavity, hence the lungs collapse when the body cavity is opened resulting in Pneumothorax , causing death.
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Original:    History Until the beginning of the twentieth century Thoracic surgery did not seem possible because a reduced-pressure-atmosphere prevails in the body cavity, hence the lungs collapse when the body cavity is opened resulting in Pneumothorax , causing death.
Revised:  History Until the beginning of the twentieth century Thoracic surgery did not seem possible because a reduced-pressure-atmosphere prevails in the body cavity, hence the lungs collapse when the body cavity is opened resulting in pneumothorax , causing death.
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