wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original: The Great Rite is a Wiccan ritual involving symbolic sexual intercourse with the purpose of drawing energy from the powerful connection between the male and URL It is an uncommon ritual as it is used when the coven is in need of powerful spiritual intervention to help them through a difficult time.
Revised: The Great Rite is a Wiccan ritual involving symbolic sexual intercourse with the purpose of drawing energy from the powerful connection between the male and female.Wagar, Samuel, "The Wiccan Great Rite — Hieros Gamos in the Modern West", Journal of Religion and Popular Culture (Volume 21, Issue 2, Summer 2009): pages 1-38. It is an uncommon ritual as it is used when the coven is in need of powerful spiritual intervention to help them through a difficult time.
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Original:  By 2008, it was estimated that 72 per cent of households in developing countries were consuming iodized saltUNICEF, The State of the World ’ s Children 2010, Statistical Tables, p. 15. and the number of countries in which iodine deficiency disorders were a public health concern reduced by more than half from 110 to 47 countries.
Revised:  By 2008, it was estimated that 72 per cent of households in developing countries were consuming iodized saltUNICEF, The State of the World ' s Children 2010, Statistical Tables, p. 15. and the number of countries in which iodine deficiency disorders were a public health concern reduced by more than half from 110 to 47 countries.
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Original: UNICEF,  Vitamin A Supplementation: a decade of progress  , p. 1. Double-fortified salt Double-fortified salt (DFS) is a public health tool for delivering nutritional iron.
Revised: UNICEF, " Vitamin A Supplementation: a decade of progress , p. 1. Double-fortified salt Double-fortified salt (DFS) is a public health tool for delivering nutritional iron.
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Original: UNICEF,  Vitamin A Supplementation: a decade of progress  , p. 1. Double-fortified salt Double-fortified salt (DFS) is a public health tool for delivering nutritional iron.
Revised: UNICEF, Vitamin A Supplementation: a decade of progress " , p. 1. Double-fortified salt Double-fortified salt (DFS) is a public health tool for delivering nutritional iron.
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Original:  who discovered a process for coating iron particles with a vegetable fat to prevent the negative interaction of iodine and iron.L.L. Diosady and M.G. Venkatesh Mannar,  Double Fortification Of Salt With Iron And Iodine  , 2000 In India, Tata Salt Plus , priced at an economical rate of Rs 20 per kg, is an iodine plus iron fortified salt, developed by the National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad through double fortification technology.
Revised:  who discovered a process for coating iron particles with a vegetable fat to prevent the negative interaction of iodine and iron.L.L. Diosady and M.G. Venkatesh Mannar, " Double Fortification Of Salt With Iron And Iodine , 2000 In India, Tata Salt Plus , priced at an economical rate of Rs 20 per kg, is an iodine plus iron fortified salt, developed by the National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad through double fortification technology.
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Original:  who discovered a process for coating iron particles with a vegetable fat to prevent the negative interaction of iodine and iron.L.L. Diosady and M.G. Venkatesh Mannar,  Double Fortification Of Salt With Iron And Iodine  , 2000 In India, Tata Salt Plus , priced at an economical rate of Rs 20 per kg, is an iodine plus iron fortified salt, developed by the National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad through double fortification technology.
Revised:  who discovered a process for coating iron particles with a vegetable fat to prevent the negative interaction of iodine and iron.L.L. Diosady and M.G. Venkatesh Mannar, Double Fortification Of Salt With Iron And Iodine " , 2000 In India, Tata Salt Plus , priced at an economical rate of Rs 20 per kg, is an iodine plus iron fortified salt, developed by the National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad through double fortification technology.
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Original:  who discovered a process for coating iron particles with a vegetable fat to prevent the negative interaction of iodine and iron.L.L. Diosady and M.G. Venkatesh Mannar,  Double Fortification Of Salt With Iron And Iodine  , 2000 In India, Tata Salt Plus , priced at an economical rate of Rs 20 per kg, is an iodine plus iron fortified salt, developed by the National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad through double fortification technology.
Revised:  who discovered a process for coating iron particles with a vegetable fat to prevent the negative interaction of iodine and iron.L.L. Diosady and M.G. Venkatesh Mannar, Double Fortification Of Salt With Iron And Iodine , 2000 In India, Tata Salt Plus is an iodine-plus-iron fortified salt, developed by the National Institute of Nutrition, Hyderabad through double fortification technology.
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Original:   Evaluating the Impact on Anemia of Making Double Fortified Salt Available in Bihar, India  | The Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab In September 2010, Venkatesh Mannar was named a Laureat of the California-based Tech Awards for his work in developing Double-Fortified Salt.
Revised:  " Evaluating the Impact on Anemia of Making Double Fortified Salt Available in Bihar, India | The Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab In September 2010, Venkatesh Mannar was named a Laureat of the California-based Tech Awards for his work in developing Double-Fortified Salt.
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Original:   Evaluating the Impact on Anemia of Making Double Fortified Salt Available in Bihar, India  | The Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab In September 2010, Venkatesh Mannar was named a Laureat of the California-based Tech Awards for his work in developing Double-Fortified Salt.
Revised:  Evaluating the Impact on Anemia of Making Double Fortified Salt Available in Bihar, India " | The Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab In September 2010, Venkatesh Mannar was named a Laureat of the California-based Tech Awards for his work in developing Double-Fortified Salt.
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Original:  Correcting iodine, vitamin A, and iron deficiencies can improve the population-wide intelligence quotient by 10-15 points, reduce maternal deaths by one fourth, decrease infant and child mortality by 40 percent, and increase people ’ s work capacity by almost half.
Revised:  Correcting iodine, vitamin A, and iron deficiencies can improve the population-wide intelligence quotient by 10-15 points, reduce maternal deaths by one fourth, decrease infant and child mortality by 40 percent, and increase people ' s work capacity by almost half.
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Original:  Priority programs include supplementation with vitamin A for children 6–59 months, zinc supplementation as a treatment for diarrhoeal disease, iron and folate supplementation for women of child-bearing age, salt iodization, staple food fortification, multiple micronutrient powders, biofortification of crops and behaviour-centred nutrition education.
Revised:  Priority programs include supplementation with vitamin A for children 6–59 months, zinc supplementation as a treatment for diarrhoeal disease, iron and folate supplementation for women of child-bearing age, salt iodization, staple food fortification, multiple micronutrient powders, biofortification of crops and behavior-centered nutrition education.
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Original:  By 2008, it was estimated that 72 per cent of households in developing countries were consuming iodized saltUNICEF, The State of the World's Children 2010, Statistical Tables, p. 15. and the number of countries in which iodine deficiency disorders were a public health concern reduced by more than half from 110 to 47 countries.
Revised:  By 2008, it was estimated that 72 percent of households in developing countries were consuming iodized saltUNICEF, The State of the World's Children 2010, Statistical Tables, p. 15. and the number of countries in which iodine deficiency disorders were a public health concern reduced by more than half from 110 to 47 countries.
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Original:  Vitamin A supplementation In 1997, national vitamin A supplementation programming received a boost when experts met to discuss rapid scale-up of supplementation activity  and the Micronutrient Initiative, with support from the Government of Canada, began to ensure supply to UNICEF.
Revised:  Vitamin A supplementation In 1997, national vitamin A supplementation programming received a boost when experts met to discuss rapid scale-up of supplementation activity , and the Micronutrient Initiative, with support from the Government of Canada, began to ensure supply to UNICEF.
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Original:  Correcting iodine, vitamin A, and iron deficiencies can improve the population-wide intelligence quotient by 10-15 points, reduce maternal deaths by one fourth , decrease infant and child mortality by 40 percent, and increase people's work capacity by almost half.
Revised:  Correcting iodine, vitamin A, and iron deficiencies can improve the population-wide intelligence quotient by 10-15 points, reduce maternal deaths by one-fourth , decrease infant and child mortality by 40 percent, and increase people's work capacity by almost half.
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Original: Acharya Shree Mahashramanji , the 11th Acharya of Terapanth Dharmasangha, started his Tri-Nation Ahimsa Yatra in 2014 to advance the cause of non-violence with the aim of promoting harmony and brotherhood, escalating moral values and movement towards deaddiction .
Revised: Acharya Mahashraman , the 11th Acharya of Terapanth Dharmasangha, started his Tri-Nation Ahimsa Yatra in 2014 to advance the cause of non-violence with the aim of promoting harmony and brotherhood, escalating moral values and movement towards deaddiction .
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Original: Acharya Shree Mahashramanji , the 11th Acharya of Terapanth Dharmasangha, started his Tri-Nation Ahimsa Yatra in 2014 to advance the cause of non-violence with the aim of promoting harmony and brotherhood, escalating moral values and movement towards deaddiction .
Revised: Acharya Shree Mahashramanji , the 11th Acharya of Terapanth Dharmasangha, started his Tri-Nation Ahimsa Yatra in 2014 to advance the cause of non-violence with the aim of promoting harmony and brotherhood, escalating moral values and movement towards de-addiction .
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Original: Standardisation In research, the IPSS is used to standardise patients' complaints /symptoms. A meta-analysis on the subject of the influence of position on urodynamics noted that, in most cases however, the IPSS was not used (or not used adequately) by physicians .
Revised: Standardisation In research, the IPSS is used to standardise patients' complaints and symptoms. However, a meta-analysis on the subject of the influence of position on urodynamics noted that, in most cases however, the IPSS was not used (or not used adequately) by physicians .
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Original:  A meta-analysis on the subject of the influence of position on urodynamics noted that, in most cases however, the IPSS was not used (or not used adequately) by physicians .
Revised:  A meta-analysis on the subject of the influence of position (whether standing or sitting) on urodynamics (that is, on tests of how completely the bladder, sphincter and urethra store and release urine) noted that, in most cases however, the IPSS was not used (or not used adequately) by physicians .
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Original: Using the international definition of the inch as exactly 25.4 millimetres , one furlong is 201.168 metres . Five furlongs are about 1 kilometre ( is the exact value, according to the international conversion ).
Revised: Using the international definition of the inch as exactly 25.4 millimetres , one furlong is 201.168 metres and five furlongs are about 1 kilometre ( is the exact value, according to the international conversion ).
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Original:  Later director Pushpendra Singh made a feature film The Honour Keeper on his short story "Lajwanti" and writer-director Dedipya Joshii has made the Hindi-Rajsthani film Kaanchli Life in a Slough & Director Pushpendra Singh also made the Gojri film Laila aur Satt Geet on his famous story 'Kenchuli'.
Revised:  Later director Pushpendra Singh made a feature film The Honour Keeper on his short story "Lajwanti" and year 2020 Writer-Director Dedipya Joshii has made the Hindi-Rajsthani film Kaanchli Life in a Slough & Director Pushpendra Singh also made the Gojri film Laila aur Satt Geet on his famous story 'Kenchuli'.
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Original:  Later director Pushpendra Singh made a feature film The Honour Keeper on his short story "Lajwanti" and writer-director Dedipya Joshii has made the Hindi-Rajsthani film Kaanchli Life in a Slough & Director Pushpendra Singh also made the Gojri film Laila aur Satt Geet on his famous story 'Kenchuli'.
Revised:  Later director Pushpendra Singh made a feature film The Honour Keeper on his short story "Lajwanti" and writer-director Dedipya Joshii has made the Hindi-Rajasthani film Kaanchli Life in a Slough & Director Pushpendra Singh also made the Gojri film Laila aur Satt Geet on his famous story 'Kenchuli'.
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Original: History According to  Juan de Velasco, in his book, Historia del Reino de Quito (1767), the Quitu were conquered by the Cara culture around 980 CE.
Revised: History The Quitu lived in an area surrounded by mountains, especially the massif formed by the Guagua and Ruco Pichincha volcanoes. The mountains were sacred to them. They established their burial or funeral centers on the plateau, and had most of their villages in the valleys. When they occupied this area, they used the Iñaquito lagoon. (In the 20th century, this was filled in and developed for an airport serving Quito.) Juan de Velasco, in his book, Historia del Reino de Quito (1767), the Quitu were conquered by the Cara culture around 980 CE.
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Original: History According to  Juan de Velasco, in his book, Historia del Reino de Quito (1767), the Quitu were conquered by the Cara culture around 980 CE.
Revised: History According to Before the 21st century, little archeological evidence had been found associated with this people, and some historians doubted that they existed as a culture. According to Spanish missionary and historian Juan de Velasco, in his book, Historia del Reino de Quito (1767), the Quitu were conquered by the Cara culture around 980 CE.
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Original:  Historians Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño and Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco have contested that such a kingdom existed, finding no evidence of Quitu remains.
Revised:  But historians Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño and Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco have contested that such a kingdom existed, finding no evidence of Quitu remains.
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Original:  Historians Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño and Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco have contested that such a kingdom existed, finding no evidence of Quitu remains.
Revised:  Historians Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño and Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco contested that such a kingdom existed, finding no evidence of Quitu remains.
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Original:  Archeological evidence does not prove the contested Kingdom of Quito, but shows long     occupancy of this site.
Revised:  It was not until the early 21st century that their main funerary and ceremonial areas were discovered in Quito. Archeologist Holguer Jara said this delay protected their artifacts for centuries from grave robbers. Tomb robbers are known to have depleted many other cultures of their archeological remains, especially artifacts made of gold. But it also meant that archeologists and historians had learned little about this culture. occupancy of this site.
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Original:  Archeological evidence does not prove the contested Kingdom of Quito, but shows long     occupancy of this site.
Revised:  Archeological evidence does not prove the contested Kingdom of Quito, but shows long In 2010, an area of numerous 20-meter deep Quitu tombs was discovered in Quito, dating to about 800CE. The tombs had three levels, with multiple burials on each level: four bodies on the lowest, and six on each of the next two levels. Individuals were buried in a squatting position, wrapped in cloth and with decorated ponchos, some featuring refined, carved spondilus shells, which they acquired from the Pacific coast by trade. occupancy of this site.
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Original:  Archeological evidence does not prove the contested Kingdom of Quito, but shows long     occupancy of this site.
Revised:  Archeological evidence does not prove the contested Kingdom of Quito, but shows long The Quitu are believed to have endured as a people during a period of integration of cultures in the region, long before the Inca conquered the territory or the Spanish explorers arrived in the early 16th century. occupancy of this site.
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Original:  Archeological evidence does not prove the contested Kingdom of Quito, but shows long     occupancy of this site.
Revised:  Archeological evidence does not prove the contested Kingdom of Quito, but shows long The Quitu traded with the Yumbo, a tribe that lived northwest of this area. The Yumbo had networks that reached from the Andes to the coast. The Quitu grave goods showed that they had acquired valuable spondilus shells. These were harvested in what are now the coastal provinces of Manabí and Santa Elena. The shells were exported throughout the trading networks of South America, as they have been found in Argentina, Chile, Peru, Colombia and even present-day Mexico. Based on their use of these shells associated with religious rituals, the Quitu gave them sacred meaning. occupancy of this site.
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Original:  Archeologist as an important concept, for it spared their archaeological remains from tomb robbers. Within the country today tomb robbers are recognized to have depleted other cultures of their archeological remains, most made of gold .
Revised:  The Museum of Florida has been developed here to display and interpret artifacts from the tombs. It is named after the neighborhood in which the tombs were found. The museum includes constructed figures of a Quitu man and woman (the latter's face was created by forensic techniques from a skull excavated at the site.) The woman wears clothing as found in the tombs: "a poncho covered with small buttons carved from spondilus shell and snails, as well as silverware such as earrings, pins, necklaces, hunting darts and "rattles". The Quitu were a festive people, and rattles were a way for women to make music as they walked .
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Original:  2009 (retrieved 3 May 2011) This people ruled the territory from 2000 BCE to the beginning of the Spanish conquest of the city in 1534.
Revised:  2009 (retrieved 3 May 2011) This people ruled the territory from 2000 BCE and persisted through the period known as the Regional Integration Period, prior to the invasion of the Inca and later the beginning of the Spanish conquest of the city in 1534.
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Original:  They occupied the land from Cerro del Panecillo in the south, to plaza de San Blas in the centre, the area where these first inhabitants lived. Today, this strip has extended to become the city it is now.
Revised:  They occupied an area dominated by mountains, settling largely in the valleys. They created 20-meter deep tombs as part of funerary centers on the plateau, which were discovered in the early 21st century in the Florida neighborhood of Quito.
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Original:  But  historians Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño and Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco contested that such a kingdom existed , finding no evidence of Quitu remains.
Revised:  But 20th-century historians Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño and Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco contested that such a kingdom existed , finding no evidence of Quitu remains.
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Original:  But  historians Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño and Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco contested that such a kingdom existed , finding no evidence of Quitu remains.
Revised:  But historians Jacinto Jijón y Caamaño and Alfredo Pareja Diezcanseco contested that such a kingdom existed . They did not find archeological evidence of Quitu remains.
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Original:  The woman wears clothing as found in the tombs: "a poncho covered with small buttons carved from spondilus shell and snails, as well as silverware such as earrings, pins, necklaces, hunting darts and "rattles".
Revised:  The woman wears clothing as found in the tombs: "a poncho covered with small buttons carved from Spondylus shell and snails, as well as silverware such as earrings, pins, necklaces, hunting darts and "rattles".
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Original: Robert J. Conley (December 29, 1940 – February 16, URL was a Cherokee author and enrolled member of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, a federally recognized tribe of American Indians.
Revised: Robert J. Conley (December 29, 1940 – February 16, 2014) was a Cherokee author and enrolled member of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, a federally recognized tribe of American Indians.
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Original: Robert J. Conley (December 29, 1940 – February 16, URL was a Cherokee author and enrolled member of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians, a federally recognized tribe of American Indians. Strom, Karen M. "Robert J. Conley." Storytellers: Native American Authors Online. 2007 (retrieved 25 March 2010) In 2007, he received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Native Writers' Circle of the Americas.
Revised: Robert J. Conley (December 29, 1940 – February 16, URL was a Cherokee author . In 2007, he received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Native Writers' Circle of the Americas.
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Original:  Common misunderstandings include the following ideas : Every aspect of the biology of an organism can be predicted from its genes Single genes  code for specific anatomical or behavioural features Genes are a blueprint of an organism's form and behaviour Genes are uninterrupted sections of DNA that only code for a single protein
Revised:  The following ideas are commonly misunderstood. Each entry is worded as a correction; the misconceptions themselves are implied rather than stated: Some aspects of the biology of an organism can be predicted from its genes Single genes code for specific anatomical or behavioural features Genes are a blueprint of an organism's form and behaviour Genes are uninterrupted sections of DNA that only code for a single protein
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Original:  Common misunderstandings include the following ideas : Every aspect of the biology of an organism can be predicted from its genes Single genes  code for specific anatomical or behavioural features Genes are a blueprint of an organism's form and behaviour Genes are uninterrupted sections of DNA that only code for a single protein
Revised:  Common misunderstandings include the following ideas : Every aspect of the biology of an organism cannot be predicted from its genes Single genes code for specific anatomical or behavioural features Genes are a blueprint of an organism's form and behaviour Genes are uninterrupted sections of DNA that only code for a single protein
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Original:  Common misunderstandings include the following ideas : Every aspect of the biology of an organism can be predicted from its genes Single genes  code for specific anatomical or behavioural features Genes are a blueprint of an organism's form and behaviour Genes are uninterrupted sections of DNA that only code for a single protein
Revised:  Common misunderstandings include the following ideas : Every aspect of the biology of an organism can be predicted from its genes Single genes usually do not code for specific anatomical or behavioural features Genes are a blueprint of an organism's form and behaviour Genes are uninterrupted sections of DNA that only code for a single protein
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