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Original: DAMN DAWGS THATS UGLY!!!!!!!!!!!      
Revised: DAMN DAWGS THATS UGLY!!!!!!!!!!! Mr Hutchison warned of several problems with face transplants, such as blood vessels in the donated tissue clotting and immunosuppressants failing or increasing the patient's risk of cancer. He also pointed out ethical issues with the possibility of beating heart donors carrying on breathing after the ventilator is switched off. 
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Original: DAMN DAWGS THATS UGLY!!!!!!!!!!!      
Revised: DAMN DAWGS THATS UGLY!!!!!!!!!!! According to Stephen Wigmore, chair of British Transplantation Society's ethics committee, it is unknown to what extent facial expressions will function in the long term. He said that it is not certain whether a patient could be left worse off in the case of a face transplant failing. 
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Original:  The response from the Pentagon was mixed  with Rumsfeld's spokesperson Bryan Whitman saying that he was unaware of such practice and raised the concern that "this article raises some question as to whether or not some of the practices that are described in there are consistent with the principles of this department."
Revised:  The response from the Pentagon was mixed , with Rumsfeld's spokesperson Bryan Whitman saying that he was unaware of such practice and raised the concern that "this article raises some question as to whether or not some of the practices that are described in there are consistent with the principles of this department."
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Original:  The response from the Pentagon was mixed  with Rumsfeld's spokesperson Bryan Whitman saying that he was unaware of such practice and raised the concern that "this article raises some question as to whether or not some of the practices that are described in there are consistent with the principles of this department."
Revised:  The response from the Pentagon was mixed with Rumsfeld's spokesperson Bryan Whitman saying that he was unaware of such practice , noting that "this article raises some question as to whether or not some of the practices that are described in there are consistent with the principles of this department."
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Original:  US spokesperson Maj Gen Rick Lynch defended the practices by saying: "We do empower our operational commanders with the ability to inform the Iraqi public but everything we do is based on fact, not based on fiction."
Revised:  US spokesperson Maj . Gen. Rick Lynch defended the practices by saying: "We do empower our operational commanders with the ability to inform the Iraqi public but everything we do is based on fact, not based on fiction."
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Original:  According to the report, the Pentagon hired the Lincoln Group, a Washington-based firm that translates the stories into Arabic and places them in Baghdad newspapers , and when published, many of these articles are not marked as originating from the U.S. military, but are presented as unbiased news reports, written by independent Iraqi journalists.
Revised:  According to the report, the Pentagon hired the Lincoln Group, a Washington-based firm that translates the stories into Arabic and places them in Baghdad newspapers . When published, many of these articles are not marked as originating from the U.S. military, but are presented as unbiased news reports, written by independent Iraqi journalists.
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Original:  According to the report, the Pentagon hired the Lincoln Group, a Washington-based firm that translates the stories into Arabic and places them in Baghdad newspapers , and when published, many of these articles are not marked as originating from the U.S. military, but are presented as unbiased news reports, written by independent Iraqi journalists.
Revised:  According to the report, the Pentagon hired the Lincoln Group, a Washington-based firm that translates the stories into Arabic and places them in Baghdad newspapers , and when published, many of these articles are not marked as originating from the U.S. military, but presented as unbiased news reports, written by independent Iraqi journalists.
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Original:  The LA times quotes a senior military official  stating that "Absolute truth was not an essential element of these stories." Earlier this year, the Bush administration came under criticism for distributing videos and news stories in the United States without identifying the federal government as its source, and paying American journalists to promote administration policies.
Revised:  The LA times quotes a senior military official , stating that "Absolute truth was not an essential element of these stories." Earlier this year, the Bush administration came under criticism for distributing videos and news stories in the United States without identifying the federal government as its source, and paying American journalists to promote administration policies.
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Original:  Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said "This is a military program initiated with the Multi-National Force to help get factual information about ongoing operations into Iraqi news  " , " an important part of countering misinformation in the news by insurgents  . " Jonson continued " I want to emphasize that all information used for marketing these stories is completely factual."
Revised:  Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said "This is a military program initiated with the Multi-National Force to help get factual information about ongoing operations into Iraqi news . " , " an important part of countering misinformation in the news by insurgents . " Jonson continued " I want to emphasize that all information used for marketing these stories is completely factual."
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Original:  Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said "This is a military program initiated with the Multi-National Force to help get factual information about ongoing operations into Iraqi news  " , " an important part of countering misinformation in the news by insurgents  . " Jonson continued " I want to emphasize that all information used for marketing these stories is completely factual."
Revised:  Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said "This is a military program initiated with the Multi-National Force to help get factual information about ongoing operations into Iraqi news " " an important part of countering misinformation in the news by insurgents . " Jonson continued " I want to emphasize that all information used for marketing these stories is completely factual."
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Original:  Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said "This is a military program initiated with the Multi-National Force to help get factual information about ongoing operations into Iraqi news  " , " an important part of countering misinformation in the news by insurgents  . " Jonson continued " I want to emphasize that all information used for marketing these stories is completely factual."
Revised:  Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said "This is a military program initiated with the Multi-National Force to help get factual information about ongoing operations into Iraqi news " , " An important part of countering misinformation in the news by insurgents . " Jonson continued " I want to emphasize that all information used for marketing these stories is completely factual."
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Original:  Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said "This is a military program initiated with the Multi-National Force to help get factual information about ongoing operations into Iraqi news  " , " an important part of countering misinformation in the news by insurgents  . " Jonson continued " I want to emphasize that all information used for marketing these stories is completely factual."
Revised:  Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said "This is a military program initiated with the Multi-National Force to help get factual information about ongoing operations into Iraqi news " , " an important part of countering misinformation in the news by insurgents ," added Johnson . " Jonson continued " I want to emphasize that all information used for marketing these stories is completely factual."
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Original:  Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said "This is a military program initiated with the Multi-National Force to help get factual information about ongoing operations into Iraqi news  " , " an important part of countering misinformation in the news by insurgents  . " Jonson continued " I want to emphasize that all information used for marketing these stories is completely factual."
Revised:  Barry Johnson, a military spokesman in Iraq, said "This is a military program initiated with the Multi-National Force to help get factual information about ongoing operations into Iraqi news " , " an important part of countering misinformation in the news by insurgents . " I want to emphasize that all information used for marketing these stories is completely factual."
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Original:  not based on fiction . "  John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq  "  .
Revised:  not based on fiction , " John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq " .
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Original:  not based on fiction . "  John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq  "  .
Revised:  not based on fiction . " said Lynch. John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq " .
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Original:  not based on fiction . "  John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq  "  .
Revised:  not based on fiction . " John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary . " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq " .
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Original:  not based on fiction . "  John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq  "  .
Revised:  not based on fiction . " John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " The Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq " .
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Original:  not based on fiction . "  John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq  "  .
Revised:  not based on fiction . " John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq , " .
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Original:  not based on fiction . "  John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq  "  .
Revised:  not based on fiction . " John Schulz, a former executive with Voice of America called the military program scary and said " the Bush administration, and some elements within the Defense Department do not seem to grasp the irony that, in their efforts to create, impose or inspire democratic society in Iraq, they are subverting the very core of what democracy means and are instead, by example, undercutting the very thing they are attempting to install in Iraq " said Schulz .
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Original: Congressman (-MI ) Congressman of Michigan confirmed Friday, after weeks of hinting, that he will run for . McCotter, who has represented since 2003, has launched a campaign website and plans to publicly announce his intentions Saturday.
Revised: Congressman Thaddeus McCotter (R-MI ) Congressman of Michigan confirmed Friday, after weeks of hinting, that he will run for . McCotter, who has represented since 2003, has launched a campaign website and plans to publicly announce his intentions Saturday.
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Original: Congressman (-MI ) Congressman of Michigan confirmed Friday, after weeks of hinting, that he will run for . McCotter, who has represented since 2003, has launched a campaign website and plans to publicly announce his intentions Saturday.
Revised: Congressman (-MI ) Republican Congressman Thaddeus McCotter of Michigan confirmed Friday, after weeks of hinting, that he will run for . McCotter, who has represented since 2003, has launched a campaign website and plans to publicly announce his intentions Saturday.
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Original:  The Hindu temple was built in the 16th century by the kings of the then to serve as a royal chapel for the . The six vaults containing the treasure have been undisturbed for over a century. Assessment of the treasure began on June 27 after a lawyer concerned about the security of the treasure petitioned India's Supreme Court, which then appointed a seven-member panel of experts to inventory the treasure. The panel does not have the power to determine to whom the treasure will belong. Estimates of the treasure's worth are rising, provoking a heated debate as to how the treasure will be used in a country that has 450 million poverty-stricken people.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% However, the view that the treasure should remain at the temple has been disputed. Among the dissenters is eminent jurist , who said the treasure should be put in a national trust for the peoples' benefit. "God’s wealth belongs to the people, not to the king. It’s meaningless to say that it belongs to or any particular religious community," said Iyer. "A mechanism should be devised to ensure that the benefits of it reach the poor and the needy and not the rich."
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% On Saturday, reports leaked to the press revealed that the treasure, including a golden idol of and a golden 'anki', were found in one of the vaults, estimated to weigh 30 kilograms, along with precious stones, silver, two coconut shells of pure gold and another golden idol as well as other jewels and valuable coins. The panel hopes to find more treasure when the sixth and final vault is opened, but the attempt was suspended on Monday because the iron door inside presented "technical problems" requiring further consultation before opening. This vault is thought to contain the bulk of the wealth.
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Original:  Keralan officials in a preliminary estimate said that the treasure was worth over US$11.2 billion; those estimates have now risen to US$ 20 billion.
Revised:  US$20 billion. The Hindu temple was built in the 16th century by the kings of the then to serve as a royal chapel for the . The six vaults containing the treasure have been undisturbed for over a century. Assessment of the treasure began on June 27 after a lawyer concerned about the security of the treasure petitioned India's Supreme Court, which then appointed a seven-member panel of experts to inventory the treasure. The panel does not have the power to determine to whom the treasure will belong. Estimates of the treasure's worth are rising, provoking a heated debate as to how the treasure will be used in a country that has 450 million poverty-stricken people. The , , announced on Sunday the treasure would remain with the temple, and security matters would be decided in consultation with the Travancore Royal Family, the temple management, and the temple priest. "The gold was offered to the lord. It is the property of the temple. The government will protect the wealth at the temple," Oommen Chandy said. Meanwhile, hundreds of armed police have been deployed around the temple to protect the treasure. However, the view that the treasure should remain at the temple has been disputed. Among the dissenters is eminent jurist , who said the treasure should be put in a national trust for the peoples' benefit. "God’s wealth belongs to the people, not to the king. It’s meaningless to say that it belongs to Hindus or any particular religious community," said Iyer. "A mechanism should be devised to ensure that the benefits of it reach the poor and the needy and not the rich." Five of the six vaults of the Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple have been inventoried. On Saturday, reports leaked to the press revealed that the treasure, including a golden idol of and a golden 'anki', were found in one of the vaults, estimated to weigh 30 kilograms, along with precious stones, silver, two coconut shells of pure gold and another golden idol as well as other jewels and valuable coins. The panel hopes to find more treasure when the sixth and final vault is opened, but the attempt was suspended on Monday because the iron door inside presented "technical problems" requiring further consultation before opening. This vault is thought to contain the bulk of the wealth. Keralan officials in a preliminary estimate said that the treasure was worth over US$11.2 billion; those estimates have now risen to US 20 billion.
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Original:  This time its hour-long presentation to the committee focused on the sports with the theme "New Horizons" rather than geopolitical location and included South Korean president  and , the winner of the .
Revised:  This time its hour-long presentation to the committee focused on the sports with the theme "New Horizons" rather than geopolitical location and included South Korean president Lee Myung-bak and , the winner of the .
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Original: 150px|The Bahamas has become the fourth country to ban  fishing The Bahamas on Tuesday approved a law banning shark fishing in its waters, along with selling, importing and exporting shark products.
Revised: 150px|The Bahamas has become the fourth country to ban shark fishing The Bahamas on Tuesday approved a law banning shark fishing in its waters, along with selling, importing and exporting shark products.
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Original:  Non-Government senators expressed their concerns yesterday and today in regard to these amendments - Family First Party senator Stephen Fielding introduced amendment to try and complement the Government amendments, but the Government has expressed that they will not be supporting them as they do not contain "right to refuse" provisions.
Revised:  Non-Government senators expressed their concerns yesterday and today in regard to these amendments — senator introduced amendment to try and complement the Government amendments, but the Government has expressed that they will not be supporting them as they do not contain "right to refuse" provisions.
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Original:  Ominously, during the following third reading debate, fierce thunderstorms had brought about the use of emergency power to the parliament with Opposition senator Penny Wong saying that "The lights may have just gone out in the Senate chamber, but they do not go out on the labour movement!".
Revised:  Ominously, during the following third reading debate, fierce thunderstorms had brought about the use of emergency power to the parliament with Opposition senator saying that "The lights may have just gone out in the Senate chamber, but they do not go out on the labour movement!".
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Original:  In the next minute, assisted Brazilian whose try to net a goal was saved, but the ball deflected and Messi scored the third goal of the match, completing his hat-trick. was yellow carded at the 60th minute.
Revised:  In the next minute, Sergi Roberto assisted Brazilian Neymar whose try to net a goal was saved, but the ball deflected and Messi scored the third goal of the match, completing his hat-trick. was yellow carded at the 60th minute.
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Original:  Also yesterday Zinedine Zidane, recently appointed Real Madrid's new manager, secured a 5–0 win against with Welsh winger  scoring a hat-trick as well.
Revised:  Also yesterday Zinedine Zidane, recently appointed Real Madrid's new manager, secured a 5–0 win against with Welsh winger Gareth Bale scoring a hat-trick as well.
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Original: A 36-year-old carpenter faced the Campbelltown Local Court with charges stemming from five offences relating to the November 9 assault of a Northmead teenager named Lauren Huxley.
Revised: In Australia, a 36-year-old carpenter faced the Campbelltown Local Court with charges stemming from five offences relating to the November 9 assault of a Northmead teenager named Lauren Huxley.
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