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Original:  A special German law grants Lower Saxony enough power to veto decisions with its 20\% share in the VW company. upVW Golf VI GTI "I'm certain that we can and will advance our partnership in the difficult current year 2009,                                                                                and have the stuff to develop the powerhouse of the international automobile industry" said Martin Winterkorn chairman of the Volkswagen Group (Volkswagen AG) and Scania AB.
Revised:  A special German law grants Lower Saxony enough power to veto decisions with its 20\% share in the VW company. upVW Golf VI GTI "I'm certain that we can and will advance our partnership in the difficult current year 2009, dh j fgj f gj fgjk f j gjfgj fg jfg j fgj g gj and have the stuff to develop the powerhouse of the international automobile industry" said Martin Winterkorn chairman of the Volkswagen Group (Volkswagen AG) and Scania AB.
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Original:  A special German law grants Lower Saxony enough power to veto decisions with its 20\% share in the VW company. upVW Golf VI GTI "I'm certain that we can and will advance our partnership in the difficult current year 2009,                                                                                and have the stuff to develop the powerhouse of the international automobile industry" said Martin Winterkorn chairman of the Volkswagen Group (Volkswagen AG) and Scania AB.
Revised:  A special German law grants Lower Saxony enough power to veto decisions with its 20\% share in the VW company. upVW Golf VI GTI "I'm certain that we can and will advance our partnership in the difficult current year 2009, Porsche and have the stuff to develop the powerhouse of the international automobile industry" said Martin Winterkorn chairman of the Volkswagen Group (Volkswagen AG) and Scania AB.
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Original:  A special German law grants Lower Saxony enough power to veto decisions with its 20\% share in the VW company. upVW Golf VI GTI "I'm certain that we can and will advance our partnership in the difficult current year 2009,                                                                                and have the stuff to develop the powerhouse of the international automobile industry" said Martin Winterkorn chairman of the Volkswagen Group (Volkswagen AG) and Scania AB.
Revised:  A special German law grants Lower Saxony enough power to veto decisions with its 20\% share in the VW company. upVW Golf VI GTI "I'm certain that we can and will advance our partnership in the difficult current year 2009, and Volkswagen family owners agreed to merge together Wednesday to create one large “integrated car-manufacturing group”. 8=====D fuck you guys you suck dickkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkksnfdasjknfjsna
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Revised:  Related news Porsche and Volkswagen family owners agreed to merge together Wednesday to create one large “integrated car-manufacturing group”. 8=====D fuck you guys you suck dickkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkksnfdasjknfjsna 
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Original: United States automobile company General Motors announced it has lost US$6 billion in the first quarter of 2009, amidst heavy declines in revenues. Not including special items, the firm said it had lost a net $5.9 billion dollars, or $9.66 per share. In the first quarter of last year, GM had reported a loss of $ 381 million, or $0.67 per share.
Revised: United States automobile company General Motors announced it has gained US$38 billion in the first quarter of 2009, amidst heavy incline in revenues. Not including special items, the firm said it had gained a net 30 billion dollars. In the first quarter of last year, GM had reported a loss of $ 381 million, or $0.67 per share.
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Original:  In the first quarter of last year, GM had reported a loss of $ 381 million, or $0.67 per share. Most financial analysts had forecast the automaker's losses to be over $6.7 billion, or $11.05 per share. GM had also reported that it had spent $ 10.2 billion in an effort to prevent bankruptcy.
Revised:  In the first quarter of last year, GM had reported a loss of $ 381 million, or $0.67 per share. Most financial analysts had forecast the automaker's gains to be over 167 billion. GM had also reported that it had spent $ 10.2 billion in an effort to prevent bankruptcy.
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Original:  The company has a deadline set at June 1 to draw up a restructuring plan. If it doesn't do so by then,it will be obliged to file for bankruptcy protection . "We continue to see a 60-80 percent chance of a GM bankruptcy.
Revised:  The company will pay up and make cars 15,000 or less . "We continue to see a 60-80 percent chance of a GM bankruptcy.
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Original:  While the GM equity today is largely uninvestable, we increasingly believe GM may emerge substantially stronger from a bankruptcy - provided the Chapter 11 process is not overly drawn out - particularly given the scope of targeted dealer cuts," analyst Himanshu Patel said .
Revised:  While the GM equity today is largely uninvestable, we increasingly believe GM may emerge substantially stronger from a bankruptcy - provided the Chapter 11 process is drawn out - particularly given the scope of targeted dealer cuts," analyst Himanshu Patel said .
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Original:  While the GM equity today is largely uninvestable, we increasingly believe GM may emerge substantially stronger from a bankruptcy - provided the Chapter 11 process is not overly drawn out - particularly given the scope of targeted dealer cuts," analyst Himanshu Patel said .
Revised:  While the GM equity today is largely uninvestable, we increasingly believe GM may emerge substantially stronger from a bankruptcy - provided the Chapter 11 process is not overly drawn out - particularly given the scope of targeted dealer cuts," analyst Himanshu Patel said 
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Original: United States automobile company General Motors announced it has gained US$38 billion in the first quarter of 2009, amidst heavy incline in revenues. Not including special items, the firm said it had gained a net 30 billion dollars. In the first quarter of last year, GM had reported a loss of $ 381 million, or $0.67 per share.
Revised: United States automobile company General Motors announced it has lost US$6 billion in the first quarter of 2009, amidst heavy declines in revenues. Not including special items, the firm said it had lost a net $5.9 billion dollars, or $9.66 per share. In the first quarter of last year, GM had reported a loss of $ 381 million, or $0.67 per share.
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Original:  In the first quarter of last year, GM had reported a loss of $ 381 million, or $0.67 per share. Most financial analysts had forecast the automaker's gains to be over 167 billion. GM had also reported that it had spent $ 10.2 billion in an effort to prevent bankruptcy.
Revised:  In the first quarter of last year, GM had reported a loss of $ 381 million, or $0.67 per share. Most financial analysts had forecast the automaker's losses to be over $6.7 billion, or $11.05 per share. GM had also reported that it had spent $ 10.2 billion in an effort to prevent bankruptcy.
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Original:  The company will pay up and make cars 15, 000 or less . "We continue to see a 0 percent chance of a GM bankruptcy.
Revised:  The company has a deadline set at June 1 to draw up a restructuring plan. If it doesn't do so by then, it will be obliged to file for bankruptcy protection . "We continue to see a 0 percent chance of a GM bankruptcy.
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Original:  While the GM equity today is largely uninvestable, we increasingly believe GM may emerge substantially stronger from a bankruptcy - provided the Chapter 11 process is  drawn out - particularly given the scope of targeted dealer cuts," analyst Himanshu Patel said 
Revised:  While the GM equity today is largely uninvestable, we increasingly believe GM may emerge substantially stronger from a bankruptcy - provided the Chapter 11 process is not overly drawn out - particularly given the scope of targeted dealer cuts," analyst Himanshu Patel said 
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Original:  While the GM equity today is largely uninvestable, we increasingly believe GM may emerge substantially stronger from a bankruptcy - provided the Chapter 11 process is  drawn out - particularly given the scope of targeted dealer cuts," analyst Himanshu Patel said 
Revised:  While the GM equity today is largely uninvestable, we increasingly believe GM may emerge substantially stronger from a bankruptcy - provided the Chapter 11 process is drawn out - particularly given the scope of targeted dealer cuts," analyst Himanshu Patel said .
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% "Right now, if you are not evacuated in the Santa Barbara area, you are sheltering evacuees," said city Fire Chief Andrew DiMizio, "We saw the fire spread laterally across the top of the city and the fire front extend to almost eight kilometers now."
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Original:  As part of a state of emergency declared on Thursday when the first case of H1N1 flu virus was confirmed in Guatemala, President Álvaro Colom proposed the suspension of rights guaranteed by the constitution of that country.
Revised:  As part of a declared on Thursday when the first case of H1N1 flu virus was confirmed in Guatemala, President Álvaro Colom proposed the suspension of rights guaranteed by the constitution of that country.
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Original:  As part of a state of emergency declared on Thursday when the first case of H1N1 flu virus was confirmed in Guatemala, President Álvaro Colom proposed the suspension of rights guaranteed by the constitution of that country.
Revised:  As part of a state of emergency declared on Thursday when the first case of H1N1 flu virus was confirmed in Guatemala, President proposed the suspension of rights guaranteed by the constitution of that country.
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Original:  Rosa María de Frade of Bancada Guatemala said, Roxana Baldetti of Partido Patriota compared President Colom's plan with the calamitous 1993 decision of former President Jorge Serrano Elías to suspend the constitution in the name of fighting corruption.
Revised:  Rosa María de Frade of Bancada Guatemala said, Roxana Baldetti of compared President Colom's plan with the calamitous 1993 decision of former President Jorge Serrano Elías to suspend the constitution in the name of fighting corruption.
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Original:  Rosa María de Frade of Bancada Guatemala said, Roxana Baldetti of Partido Patriota compared President Colom's plan with the calamitous 1993 decision of former President Jorge Serrano Elías to suspend the constitution in the name of fighting corruption.
Revised:  Rosa María de Frade of Bancada Guatemala said, Roxana Baldetti of Partido Patriota compared President Colom's plan with the calamitous 1993 decision of former President to suspend the constitution in the name of fighting corruption.
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Original:  Emergency shelters have taken in some of the homeless, and friends and relatives have opened their doors to others who have been forced from their homes. upThe five states affected the greatest by the 2009 Brazil flood highlighted in blue Maranhão has been hit the hardest, and has lost nine residents, two due to electrocution.
Revised:  Emergency shelters have taken in some of the homeless, and friends and relatives have opened their doors to others who have been forced from their homes. upThe five states affected the greatest by the 2009 Brazil flood highlighted in blue has been hit the hardest, and has lost nine residents, two due to electrocution.
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Original:  Emergency flood crews are struggling to open roads and pathways for food, supplies and aid. up2008 Santa Catarina Floods "We have to go out and find food because almost nothing's arrived here," said a victim helping out in an emergency shelter.
Revised:  Emergency flood crews are struggling to open roads and pathways for food, supplies and aid. "We have to go out and find food because almost nothing's arrived here," said a victim helping out in an emergency shelter.
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Original: Space Shuttle Atlantis lifts off on mission STS-125, or HST-SM4 Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 4 At 2:01:56 p.m EDT Monday, Space Shuttle Atlantis lifted off above Florida on its two day journey to the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) to embark on repairs.
Revised: Space Shuttle Atlantis lifts off on mission STS-125, or HST-SM4 Hubble Space Telescope Servicing Mission 4 At 2:01:56 p.m EDT Monday, Space Shuttle Atlantis lifted off above Florida on its two day journey to the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) to make repairs.
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Original:  While in the past it has tended to be ambivalent towards changes in drug law , there may be a sign that this is changing: Kerlikowske's approval in Congress was met with only one "no" vote by Senator Tom Coburn, citing the former Seattle police chief's "permissive" view toward marijuana enforcement   .
Revised:  While in the past it has tended to be ambivalent towards less-harsh drug laws , there may be a sign that this is changing: Kerlikowske's approval in Congress was met with only one "no" vote by Senator Tom Coburn, citing the former Seattle police chief's "permissive" view toward marijuana enforcement .
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Original:  While in the past it has tended to be ambivalent towards changes in drug law , there may be a sign that this is changing: Kerlikowske's approval in Congress was met with only one "no" vote by Senator Tom Coburn, citing the former Seattle police chief's "permissive" view toward marijuana enforcement   .
Revised:  While in the past it has tended to be ambivalent towards changes in drug law , there may be a sign that this is changing: Kerlikowske's approval in Congress was met with only one "no" vote by Senator Tom Coburn, citing the former Seattle police chief's "permissive" view toward marijuana enforcement . .
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Original:  While in the past it has tended to be ambivalent towards changes in drug law , there may be a sign that this is changing: Kerlikowske's approval in Congress was met with only one "no" vote by Senator Tom Coburn, citing the former Seattle police chief's "permissive" view toward marijuana enforcement   .
Revised:  While in the past it has tended to be ambivalent towards changes in drug law , there may be a sign that this is changing: Kerlikowske's approval in Congress was met with only one "no" vote by Senator Tom Coburn, citing the former Seattle police chief's "permissive" view toward marijuana enforcement Before becoming the nation's drug czar, Kerlikwoske has been in command of four police departments. He started his career in St. Petersburg, Florida in 1972 and worked as an undercover officer. His previous role was as police chief of Seattle, a city known for its experimental drug programs. He had a job during the Clinton administration in the Office of Community Policing .
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Original:  "Regardless of how you try to explain to people it's a 'war on drugs' or a 'war on a product,' people see a war as a war on them," he said. 
Revised:  "Regardless of how you try to explain to people it's a 'war on drugs' or a 'war on a product,' people see a war as a war on them," he said. This statement, from his first interview as drug czar, may be a sign of things to come.
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Original: French president Nicolas Sarkozy In a meeting with Pakistani president Asif Ali Zardari in Paris on Friday, French president Nicolas Sarkozy pledged to give 12 million euros (US$16.2 million) in humanitarian aid to Pakistan.
Revised: French president Nicolas Sarkozy In a meeting with Pakistani president Asif Ali Zardari in Paris on Friday, French president Nicolas Sarkozy pledged to give twelve million Euro (US$16.2 million) in humanitarian aid to Pakistan.
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Original:  The funds will be given to more than one million internally displaced persons (IPD) in Pakistan who have been forced to flee from their homes following heavy violence between Taleban militants and the Pakistani army in Pakistan's NWFP pakistan . Zardari stressed that Pakistan and its neighbours needed to cooperate against the Taleban and other terrorist threats, saying that  "it is a war against a mindset and there is no time limit for the offensive".
Revised:  The funds will be given to more than one million internally displaced persons (IPD) in Pakistan who have been forced to flee from their homes following heavy violence between Taliban militants and the Pakistani army in Pakistan's NWFP pakistan . Zardari stressed that Pakistan and its neighbours needed to cooperate against the Taleban and other terrorist threats, saying that "it is a war against a mindset and there is no time limit for the offensive".
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Original:  The funds will be given to more than one million internally displaced persons (IPD) in Pakistan who have been forced to flee from their homes following heavy violence between Taleban militants and the Pakistani army in Pakistan's NWFP pakistan . Zardari stressed that Pakistan and its neighbours needed to cooperate against the Taleban and other terrorist threats, saying that  "it is a war against a mindset and there is no time limit for the offensive".
Revised:  The funds will be given to more than one million internally displaced persons (IPD) in Pakistan who have been forced to flee from their homes following heavy violence between Taleban militants and the Pakistani army in Pakistan's North West Frontier Province . Zardari stressed that Pakistan and its neighbours needed to cooperate against the Taleban and other terrorist threats, saying that "it is a war against a mindset and there is no time limit for the offensive".
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Original:  The funds will be given to more than one million internally displaced persons (IPD) in Pakistan who have been forced to flee from their homes following heavy violence between Taleban militants and the Pakistani army in Pakistan's NWFP pakistan . Zardari stressed that Pakistan and its neighbours needed to cooperate against the Taleban and other terrorist threats, saying that  "it is a war against a mindset and there is no time limit for the offensive".
Revised:  The funds will be given to more than one million internally displaced persons (IPD) in Pakistan who have been forced to flee from their homes following heavy violence between Taleban militants and the Pakistani army in Pakistan's NWFP pakistan . Zardari stressed that Pakistan and its neighbours needed to cooperate against the Taliban and other terrorist threats, saying that "it is a war against a mindset and there is no time limit for the offensive".
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Original:  The funds will be given to more than one million internally displaced persons (IPD) in Pakistan who have been forced to flee from their homes following heavy violence between Taleban militants and the Pakistani army in Pakistan's NWFP pakistan . Zardari stressed that Pakistan and its neighbours needed to cooperate against the Taleban and other terrorist threats, saying that  "it is a war against a mindset and there is no time limit for the offensive".
Revised:  The funds will be given to more than one million internally displaced persons (IPD) in Pakistan who have been forced to flee from their homes following heavy violence between Taleban militants and the Pakistani army in Pakistan's NWFP pakistan . Zardari stressed that Pakistan and its neighbours needed to cooperate against the Taleban and other terrorist threats, saying that , "it is a war against a mindset and there is no time limit for the offensive".
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Original: Mahinda Rajapaksa , the president of Sri Lanka, pledged to end the decades-old war against the Tamil Tiger insurgents within two days. upMahinda Rajapaksa, the president of Sri Lanka "President Mahinda Rajapaksa has vowed that within the next 48 hours, thousands of Tamil civilians will be freed from the clutches of the Tamil Tigers," a spokesman for the government said.
Revised:  , the president of Sri Lanka, pledged to end the decades-old war against the Tamil Tiger insurgents within two days. upMahinda Rajapaksa, the president of Sri Lanka "President Mahinda Rajapaksa has vowed that within the next 48 hours, thousands of Tamil civilians will be freed from the clutches of the Tamil Tigers," a spokesman for the government said.
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Original: Mahinda Rajapaksa , the president of Sri Lanka, pledged to end the decades-old war against the Tamil Tiger insurgents within two days. upMahinda Rajapaksa, the president of Sri Lanka "President Mahinda Rajapaksa has vowed that within the next 48 hours, thousands of Tamil civilians will be freed from the clutches of the Tamil Tigers," a spokesman for the government said.
Revised: Mahinda Rajapaksa , the president of Sri Lanka, pledged to end the against the insurgents within two days. upMahinda Rajapaksa, the president of Sri Lanka "President Mahinda Rajapaksa has vowed that within the next 48 hours, thousands of Tamil civilians will be freed from the clutches of the Tamil Tigers," a spokesman for the government said.
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Original: Mahinda Rajapaksa , the president of Sri Lanka, pledged to end the decades-old war against the Tamil Tiger insurgents within two days. upMahinda Rajapaksa, the president of Sri Lanka "President Mahinda Rajapaksa has vowed that within the next 48 hours, thousands of Tamil civilians will be freed from the clutches of the Tamil Tigers," a spokesman for the government said.
Revised: Mahinda Rajapaksa , the president of Sri Lanka, pledged to end the decades-old war against the Tamil Tiger insurgents within two days. "President Mahinda Rajapaksa has vowed that within the next 48 hours, thousands of Tamil civilians will be freed from the clutches of the Tamil Tigers," a spokesman for the government said.
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Original: Yukio Hatoyama Japan's opposition party, the Democratic Party , on Saturday chose Yukio Hatoyama as its leader for elections later this year . Hatoyama, the grandson of a former Japanese prime minister, replaced Ichiro Ozawa , who resigned from his post following a scandal over fundraising earlier this month.
Revised: Yukio Hatoyama Japan's opposition party, the , on Saturday chose Yukio Hatoyama as its leader for elections later this year . Hatoyama, the grandson of a former Japanese prime minister, replaced Ichiro Ozawa , who resigned from his post following a scandal over fundraising earlier this month.
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Original: Yukio Hatoyama Japan's opposition party, the Democratic Party , on Saturday chose Yukio Hatoyama as its leader for elections later this year . Hatoyama, the grandson of a former Japanese prime minister, replaced Ichiro Ozawa , who resigned from his post following a scandal over fundraising earlier this month.
Revised: Yukio Hatoyama Japan's opposition party, the Democratic Party , on Saturday chose Yukio Hatoyama as its leader for . Hatoyama, the grandson of a former Japanese prime minister, replaced Ichiro Ozawa , who resigned from his post following a scandal over fundraising earlier this month.
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