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Original:  It is generally held to be one of Britain's safest, responsible for holding and treating up to 235 inmates with antisocial personality disorders . Prisoners at the facility must show a "genuine desire" to change their ways.
Revised:  It is generally held to be one of Britain's safest, responsible for holding and treating up to 235 inmates with . Prisoners at the facility must show a "genuine desire" to change their ways.
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Original:  Spokesman Pierre du Bois, citing Association of Chief Police Officer (ACPO) guidelines, said: "Thames Valley Police does not release information which could confirm the identity of a suspect, unless that person is an adult and has been charged with an offence."
Revised:  Spokesman Pierre du Bois, citing (ACPO) guidelines, said: "Thames Valley Police does not release information which could confirm the identity of a suspect, unless that person is an adult and has been charged with an offence."
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Original: The highest court in  , the , agreed on Monday to try the case "Ö 849-15" between (BUS, Visual Arts Copyright Society in Sweden) and  Sverige (Wikimedia Sweden).
Revised: The highest court in Sweden , the , agreed on Monday to try the case "Ö 849-15" between (BUS, Visual Arts Copyright Society in Sweden) and Sverige (Wikimedia Sweden).
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Original: The highest court in  , the , agreed on Monday to try the case "Ö 849-15" between (BUS, Visual Arts Copyright Society in Sweden) and  Sverige (Wikimedia Sweden).
Revised: The highest court in , the , agreed on Monday to try the case "Ö 849-15" between (BUS, Visual Arts Copyright Society in Sweden) and Wikimedia Sverige (Wikimedia Sweden).
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Original:  Jodrell Laboratory in the London Botanical Gardens has discovered that plants can alter specific components of their genetic make-up to suit rising temperatures and varying levels of rainfall that would otherwise take hundred of years to develop through natural selection , via a process known as epigenetics .
Revised:  Jodrell Laboratory in the London Botanical Gardens has discovered that plants can alter specific components of their genetic make-up to suit rising temperatures and varying levels of rainfall that would otherwise take hundred of years to develop through , via a process known as epigenetics .
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Original:  Jodrell Laboratory in the London Botanical Gardens has discovered that plants can alter specific components of their genetic make-up to suit rising temperatures and varying levels of rainfall that would otherwise take hundred of years to develop through natural selection , via a process known as epigenetics .
Revised:  Jodrell Laboratory in the London Botanical Gardens has discovered that plants can alter specific components of their genetic make-up to suit rising temperatures and varying levels of rainfall that would otherwise take hundred of years to develop through natural selection , via a process known as .
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Original:  Jawaharlal Nehru , the first Prime Minister of independent India, leads the list with 6,130 days in the office, and his daughter, Indira Gandhi , stands second with 5,829 days.
Revised:  , the first Prime Minister of independent India, leads the list with 6,130 days in the office, and his daughter, Indira Gandhi , stands second with 5,829 days.
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Original:  Jawaharlal Nehru , the first Prime Minister of independent India, leads the list with 6,130 days in the office, and his daughter, Indira Gandhi , stands second with 5,829 days.
Revised:  Jawaharlal Nehru , the first Prime Minister of independent India, leads the list with 6,130 days in the office, and his daughter, , stands second with 5,829 days.
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Original:  Azher Abbas, Geo TV's managing Director, reported that their signals were blocked on Saturday after the broadcast of a news report saying that a pair of shoes were thrown at the president, Asif Ali Zardari , during his visit to Birmingham , England.
Revised:  Azher Abbas, Geo TV's managing Director, reported that their signals were blocked on Saturday after the broadcast of a news report saying that a pair of shoes were thrown at the president, , during his visit to Birmingham , England.
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Original:  Azher Abbas, Geo TV's managing Director, reported that their signals were blocked on Saturday after the broadcast of a news report saying that a pair of shoes were thrown at the president, Asif Ali Zardari , during his visit to Birmingham , England.
Revised:  Azher Abbas, Geo TV's managing Director, reported that their signals were blocked on Saturday after the broadcast of a news report saying that a pair of shoes were thrown at the president, Asif Ali Zardari , during his visit to , England.
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Original: Ali Akbar Salehi , chief of Iran's Atomic Energy Agency, announced Friday that Iran is scheduled to launch its first nuclear power plant in Bushehr . Russia said that it will start loading fuel into the reactor on August 21, 2010.
Revised:  , chief of Iran's Atomic Energy Agency, announced Friday that Iran is scheduled to launch its first nuclear power plant in Bushehr . Russia said that it will start loading fuel into the reactor on August 21, 2010.
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Original: Ali Akbar Salehi , chief of Iran's Atomic Energy Agency, announced Friday that Iran is scheduled to launch its first nuclear power plant in Bushehr . Russia said that it will start loading fuel into the reactor on August 21, 2010.
Revised: Ali Akbar Salehi , chief of Iran's Atomic Energy Agency, announced Friday that Iran is scheduled to launch its first in . Russia said that it will start loading fuel into the reactor on August 21, 2010.
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Original: A London Underground engineering train ran away and travelled four miles on the Underground's Northern Line early on Friday morning, resulting in part of the Northern Line, which carries 500,000 passengers daily, being closed for much of the day.
Revised: A London engineering train ran away and travelled four miles on the Underground's Northern Line early on Friday morning, resulting in part of the Northern Line, which carries 500,000 passengers daily, being closed for much of the day.
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Original: A London Underground engineering train ran away and travelled four miles on the Underground's Northern Line early on Friday morning, resulting in part of the Northern Line, which carries 500,000 passengers daily, being closed for much of the day.
Revised: A London Underground engineering train ran away and travelled four miles on the Underground's early on Friday morning, resulting in part of the Northern Line, which carries 500,000 passengers daily, being closed for much of the day.
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Original:  It was attached to an out-of-service passenger train to be dragged northwards when, for reasons which are being investigated by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch , it broke free near Archway station at 6.44 a.m. and started rolling southwards.
Revised:  It was attached to an out-of-service passenger train to be dragged northwards when, for reasons which are being investigated by the , it broke free near Archway station at 6.44 a.m. and started rolling southwards.
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Original:  It was attached to an out-of-service passenger train to be dragged northwards when, for reasons which are being investigated by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch , it broke free near Archway station at 6.44 a.m. and started rolling southwards.
Revised:  It was attached to an out-of-service passenger train to be dragged northwards when, for reasons which are being investigated by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch , it broke free near at 6.44 a.m. and started rolling southwards.
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Original:  US president Barack Obama has endorsed permitting a mosque to be built a few blocks away from the site where Al Qaeda terrorists intentionally crashed two planes into the World Trade Center towers in 2001, otherwise known as 'Ground Zero'.
Revised:  US Barack Obama has endorsed permitting a mosque to be built a few blocks away from the site where Al Qaeda terrorists intentionally crashed two planes into the World Trade Center towers in 2001, otherwise known as 'Ground Zero'.
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Original:  US president Barack Obama has endorsed permitting a mosque to be built a few blocks away from the site where Al Qaeda terrorists intentionally crashed two planes into the World Trade Center towers in 2001, otherwise known as 'Ground Zero'.
Revised:  US president Barack Obama has endorsed permitting a mosque to be built a few blocks away from the site where terrorists intentionally two planes into the World Trade Center towers in 2001, otherwise known as 'Ground Zero'.
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Original:  Obama, who stated his endorsement at an annual dinner celebrating the Islamic holiday of Ramadan , said, "As a citizen, and as president, I believe that Muslims have the same right to practice their religion as everyone else in this country.
Revised:  Obama, who stated his endorsement at an annual dinner celebrating the Islamic holiday of , said, "As a citizen, and as president, I believe that Muslims have the same right to practice their religion as everyone else in this country.
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Original:  US Barack Obama has endorsed permitting a mosque to be built a few blocks away from the site where terrorists intentionally  two planes into the World Trade Center towers in 2001, otherwise known as 'Ground Zero'.
Revised:  US Barack Obama has endorsed permitting a mosque to be built a few blocks away from the site where terrorists intentionally crashed two planes into the World Trade Center towers in 2001, otherwise known as 'Ground Zero'.
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Original:  The epicenter was located 1,484 kilometers northeast of Davao , Philippines and 2,703 kilometers northeast of Lahad Datu, Sabah at a depth of 4.7 kilometers.
Revised:  The epicenter was located 1,484 kilometers northeast of , Philippines and 2,703 kilometers northeast of Lahad Datu, Sabah at a depth of 4.7 kilometers.
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Original: Janaki Venkataraman, former first lady of India and widow of former president Ramaswamy Venkataraman , died at 89 Saturday, around around 4:30 p.m. local time (11:00 UTC ).
Revised: Janaki Venkataraman, former first lady of India and widow of former president , died at 89 Saturday, around around 4:30 p.m. local time (11:00 UTC ).
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Original: Janaki Venkataraman, former first lady of India and widow of former president Ramaswamy Venkataraman , died at 89 Saturday, around around 4:30 p.m. local time (11:00 UTC ).
Revised: Janaki Venkataraman, former first lady of India and widow of former president Ramaswamy Venkataraman , died at 89 Saturday, around around 4:30 p.m. local time (11:00 ).
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Original: A global supply manager for Apple Inc. was arrested Friday in California and indicted for wire fraud and money laundering , after accepting over US$1 million in kickbacks. The manager, 37-year-old Paul Shin Devine, used a system of international bank accounts and a front organization in order to receive the payments, reported the San Jose Mercury News. Andrew Ang, of Singapore, was also named in the indictment. Ang is accused of receiving confidential data, as well as accepting a portion of the kickbacks paid to Devine. Devine, who lives in Sunnyvale, allegedly passed on confidential information to Asian suppliers of iPhone and iPod accessories in exchange for more than US$ 1 million .
Revised: A global supply manager for Apple Inc. was arrested Friday in California and indicted for wire fraud and money laundering , after accepting over 1 million .
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Original:  Devine, who lives in Sunnyvale, allegedly passed on confidential information to Asian suppliers of iPhone and iPod accessories in exchange for more than US$ 1 million . The suppliers were then able to use the information to negotiate better contracts with Apple. The Wall Street Journal named several of the suppliers in question as China-based Kaedar Electronics, South Korea-based Cresyn, and Singapore-based Jin Li Mould Manufacturing, where Ang had worked until 2008.
Revised:  Devine, who lives in Sunnyvale, allegedly passed on confidential information to Asian suppliers of iPhone and iPod accessories in exchange for more than US$ 1 million in kickbacks. The manager, 37-year-old Paul Shin Devine, used a system of international bank accounts and a in order to receive the payments, reported the .
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Original:  According to his LinkedIn profile, Devinewas a 1996 graduate of the United States Merchant Marine Academy and a 2005 graduate from the MIT Sloan School of Management. He began working at Teradyne in 1998 and left to join Apple in 2005.
Revised:  Andrew Ang, of Singapore, was also named in the indictment. Ang is accused of receiving confidential data, as well as accepting a portion of the kickbacks paid to Devine.
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Original:  In addition to the 23-count federal indictment, Devine is also the subject of a civil lawsuit filed by Apple. The company said that he took more than US  1 million in "payments, kickbacks and bribes" over a period of several years.
Revised:  Devine, who lives in , allegedly passed on confidential information to Asian suppliers of and accessories in exchange for more than US 1 million in "payments, kickbacks and bribes" over a period of several years.
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Original:  The company said that he took more than US  1 million in "payments, kickbacks and bribes" over a period of several years.
Revised:  The company said that he took more than US $1 million. The suppliers were then able to use the information to negotiate better contracts with Apple. named several of the suppliers in question as China-based Kaedar Electronics, South Korea-based Cresyn, and Singapore-based Jin Li Mould Manufacturing, where Ang had worked until 2008. According to his profile, Devine was a 1996 graduate of the and a 2005 graduate from the . He began working at in 1998 and left to join Apple in 2005. In addition to the 23-count federal indictment, Devine is also the subject of a civil lawsuit filed by Apple. The company said that he took more than US$ 1 million in "payments, kickbacks and bribes" over a period of several years.
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Original:  Devine is being held by the US Marshals Service and was scheduled to appear in a hearing at the US District Court in San Jose , California at 1:30 p.m. PST (20:30 UTC ) today.
Revised:  Devine is being held by the and was scheduled to appear in a hearing at the US District Court in San Jose , California at 1:30 p.m. PST (20:30 UTC ) today.
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Original:  Devine is being held by the US Marshals Service and was scheduled to appear in a hearing at the US District Court in San Jose , California at 1:30 p.m. PST (20:30 UTC ) today.
Revised:  Devine is being held by the US Marshals Service and was scheduled to appear in a hearing at the in , California at 1:30 p.m. PST (20:30 UTC ) today.
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Original:  Devine is being held by the US Marshals Service and was scheduled to appear in a hearing at the US District Court in San Jose , California at 1:30 p.m. PST (20:30 UTC ) today.
Revised:  Devine is being held by the US Marshals Service and was scheduled to appear in a hearing at the US District Court in San Jose , California at 1:30 p.m. (20:30 UTC ) today.
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Original:  Devine is being held by the US Marshals Service and was scheduled to appear in a hearing at the US District Court in San Jose , California at 1:30 p.m. PST (20:30 UTC ) today.
Revised:  Devine is being held by the US Marshals Service and was scheduled to appear in a hearing at the US District Court in San Jose , California at 1:30 p.m. PST (20:30 ) today.
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Original: A global supply manager for Apple Inc. was arrested Friday in California and indicted for and , after accepting over  1 million in kickbacks.
Revised: A global supply manager for Apple Inc. was arrested Friday in California and indicted for and , after accepting over US$1 million in kickbacks. The manager, 37-year-old Paul Shin Devine, used a system of international bank accounts and a in order to receive the payments, reported the . Andrew Ang, of Singapore, was also named in the indictment. Ang is accused of receiving confidential data, as well as accepting a portion of the kickbacks paid to Devine. Devine, who lives in , allegedly passed on confidential information to Asian suppliers of and accessories in exchange for more than US$ 1 million in kickbacks.
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Original: A global supply manager for Apple Inc. was arrested Friday in California and indicted for and , after accepting over  1 million in kickbacks. The manager, 37-year-old Paul Shin Devine, used a system of international bank accounts and a in order to receive the payments, reported the .
Revised: A global supply manager for Apple Inc. was arrested Friday in California and indicted for and , after accepting over 1 million . The suppliers were then able to use the information to negotiate better contracts with Apple. named several of the suppliers in question as China-based Kaedar Electronics, South Korea-based Cresyn, and Singapore-based Jin Li Mould Manufacturing, where Ang had worked until 2008.
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Original:  Andrew Ang, of Singapore, was also named in the indictment. Ang is accused of receiving confidential data, as well as accepting a portion of the kickbacks paid to Devine.
Revised:  According to his profile, Devine was a 1996 graduate of the and a 2005 graduate from the . He began working at in 1998 and left to join Apple in 2005.
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Original:  Devine, who lives in , allegedly passed on confidential information to Asian suppliers of and accessories in exchange for more than US $1 million. The suppliers were then able to use the information to negotiate better contracts with Apple. named several of the suppliers in question as China-based Kaedar Electronics, South Korea-based Cresyn, and Singapore-based Jin Li Mould Manufacturing, where Ang had worked until 2008. According to his profile, Devine was a 1996 graduate of the and a 2005 graduate from the . He began working at in 1998 and left to join Apple in 2005. In addition to the 23-count federal indictment, Devine is also the subject of a civil lawsuit filed by Apple. The company said that he took more than US$ 1 million in "payments, kickbacks and bribes" over a period of several years.
Revised:  Devine, who lives in , allegedly passed on confidential information to Asian suppliers of and accessories in exchange for more than US 1 million in "payments, kickbacks and bribes" over a period of several years.
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Original:  Specific details have not been mentioned, but a "deleted scene" was shown at the convention, where Luke Skywalker assembles a lightsabre . "Blu-ray is the absolute best way to experience Star Wars at home – in pristine high definition,” said George Lucas, creator of the Star Wars Saga.
Revised:  Specific details have not been mentioned, but a "deleted scene" was shown at the convention, where Luke Skywalker assembles a . "Blu-ray is the absolute best way to experience Star Wars at home – in pristine high definition,” said George Lucas, creator of the Star Wars Saga.
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Original:  According to The New York Times , George Lucas said that they wanted to wait with the Blu-ray Disc release until market penetration was high enough, because they learned from the 1980s VHS release that an early release on a new home-video system can negatively influence sale figures.
Revised:  According to , George Lucas said that they wanted to wait with the Blu-ray Disc release until market penetration was high enough, because they learned from the 1980s VHS release that an early release on a new home-video system can negatively influence sale figures.
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Original:  A second powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.3 has struck the island of New Britain in the Pacific Ocean region around Papua New Guinea, just 11 days after a damaging 7.0 quake left the western side of the island without power and communications for almost three days.
Revised:  A second powerful earthquake of magnitude 6.3 has struck the island of in the region around Papua New Guinea, just 11 days after a damaging 7.0 quake left the western side of the island without power and communications for almost three days.
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Original:  The epicenter of the quake, reported by the USGS to have struck at a depth of 197.2km (119.2 miles), was just 149 km (93 miles) from the main town on New Britain, Kandrian .
Revised:  The epicenter of the quake, reported by the to have struck at a depth of 197.2km (119.2 miles), was just 149 km (93 miles) from the main town on New Britain, Kandrian .
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Original:  The epicenter of the quake, reported by the USGS to have struck at a depth of 197.2km (119.2 miles), was just 149 km (93 miles) from the main town on New Britain, Kandrian .
Revised:  The epicenter of the quake, reported by the USGS to have struck at a depth of 197.2km (119.2 miles), was just 149 km (93 miles) from the main town on New Britain, .
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Original: File photo of South Korean President Lee Myung-bak On Sunday, South Korean President Lee Myung-bak proposed a tax to begin to save for the cost of reunifying the Korean peninsula , despite the possibility of worsening relations with North Korea in the process.
Revised: File photo of South Korean President Lee Myung-bak On Sunday, South Korean President proposed a tax to begin to save for the cost of reunifying the Korean peninsula , despite the possibility of worsening relations with North Korea in the process.
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Original: File photo of South Korean President Lee Myung-bak On Sunday, South Korean President Lee Myung-bak proposed a tax to begin to save for the cost of reunifying the Korean peninsula , despite the possibility of worsening relations with North Korea in the process.
Revised: File photo of South Korean President Lee Myung-bak On Sunday, South Korean President Lee Myung-bak proposed a tax to begin to save for the cost of reunifying the , despite the possibility of worsening relations with North Korea in the process.
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Original: File photo of South Korean President Lee Myung-bak On Sunday, South Korean President Lee Myung-bak proposed a tax to begin to save for the cost of reunifying the Korean peninsula , despite the possibility of worsening relations with North Korea in the process.
Revised: File photo of South Korean President Lee Myung-bak On Sunday, South Korean President Lee Myung-bak proposed a tax to begin to save for the cost of reunifying the Korean peninsula , despite the possibility of worsening relations with in the process.
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Original:  In a speech commemorating the 65th anniversary of the Korean liberation from Japanese rule, Lee stated he "believe[s] that the time has come to start discussing realistic policies to prepare for that day [of reunification] such as a reunification tax."
Revised:  In a speech commemorating the 65th anniversary of the Korean liberation from rule, Lee stated he "believe[s] that the time has come to start discussing realistic policies to prepare for that day [of reunification] such as a reunification tax."
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Original:  However, "North Korea will take a unification tax as the expression of a South Korean attempt to prepare for a sudden collapse of the North Korean government," according to Kim Yong-hyun, an analyst at Dongguk University in Seoul .
Revised:  However, "North Korea will take a unification tax as the expression of a South Korean attempt to prepare for a sudden collapse of the North Korean government," according to Kim Yong-hyun, an analyst at in .
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