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Original:  On Friday evening, an explosion in , China caused partial shutdown of a facility operated by , one of the world's biggest electronics manufacturers and a major supplier to companies like , , , , and .
Revised:  On Friday evening, an explosion in , China caused partial shutdown of a facility operated by , one of the world's biggest electronics manufacturers and a major supplier to companies like Hewlett-Packard, , Sony, Apple, and Nokia .
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Original:  On Monday, city officials gave the cause as combustible dust in the air at a polishing workshop. -based labor rights group Students & Scholars Against Corporate Misbehavior said they reported aluminium dust problems in March when they reviewed working conditions at Foxconn.
Revised:  On Monday, city officials gave the cause as combustible dust in the air at a polishing workshop. Hong Kong-based labor rights group Students & Scholars Against Corporate Misbehavior said they reported aluminium dust problems in March when they reviewed working conditions at Foxconn.
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Original:  Neigbouring provinces, Yala, Pattani, and Narathiwat  are the only Muslim-majority part of the traditionally Buddhist country.
Revised:  Neigbouring provinces, Yala, Pattani, and Narathiwat which were formerly the Malay Sultinate of Pattani are the only Muslim-majority part of the traditionally Buddhist country.
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Original:  With Geoffrey Lawrence being chair of the court, the trial took 218 days and ended with 12 death sentences, 7 jail terms and 3 aquittals. One defendent killed himself during the trial, another one was declared unfit to stand trial.
Revised:  With Geoffrey Lawrence being chair of the court, the trial took 218 days and ended with 12 death sentences, 7 jail terms and 3 acquittals. One defendant killed himself during the trial, another one was declared unfit to stand trial.
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Original: In Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, part of an underground water piping system has exploded, causing evacuations to take place in the city. The discharge occurred at approximately 03:30 (0230 ) today, within Allan Park Road, causing flooding in the Slateford region of the city.
Revised: In Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, part of an underground water piping system has exploded, forcing local residents to be evacuated. The pipe broke around 03:30 (0230 ) today, within Allan Park Road, causing flooding in the Slateford region of the city.
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Revised: Promotional poster of the world championship. Attendants to the Quiksilver ceremonial, looking forwards to the rocks. The fourteenth Ceremonial Big Wave Invitational surf championship took place on Saturday in the Chilean city of Pichilemu, often called the "Capital of the Surf." In this year's competition, 24 surfers from countries such as South Africa, Peru, Chile, the United States, and Argentina participated in the championship, including Pichileminians Ramón Navarro and Cristian Merelló, and Hawaiian Köhl Christensen. The surfers competed for a 20,000 prize. [ ] ] ] 
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Revised: F, uck [ The competition was scheduled to take place sometime between April 1 and May 31; it was confirmed to take place on May 28 by Gary Linden, the Big Wave World Tour Contest Director. "We are excited to kick off the 2011 Big Wave World Tour with the third annual Quiksilver Ceremonial. ] ] ] 
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Revised: F, uck [ ] "The Quiksilver Ceremonial is one of the world's most anticipated big wave events, featuring some of the best waves and skilled surfers from around the globe," Hawaiian media Aloha Update reported. Carlos Ferrer, marketing manager of Quiksilver Chile, said: "This championship has managed to put itself as one of the great dates of the worldwide surfing scene. It is of international class." ] ] 
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Revised: F, uck [ ] On Thursday, Mayor of Pichilemu Roberto Córdova reunited with organizers of the ceremonial, Carlos Ferrer, Gary Linden, and Ricardo Parot from Wetfly Productions, at the . "The mayor reiterates his commitment to the community with these kinds of events in the low-season as they are great attractions that help support Pichilemu's tourism industry," city hall representatives said on its Facebook profile. ] ] 
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Revised: F, uck [ ] ]," La Tercera reported. "It has arrived the same amount of people coming a long holiday weekend to Pichilemu, but this time, only to see the championship," director of surf magazine Glass.cl Rodrigo Farías told the newspaper. Farías also told La Tercera that during last year's ceremonial there were waves eight-meters high, and " ] 
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Revised: F, uck [ ] ] ] The championship thumbtime=68|Video footage of the first stage of the semi finals of the Quiksilver Ceremonial Punta de Lobos. The surfers dropped into the sea to begin the championship at 07:30 local time (11:30 UTC). It is estimated that least two thousand people from Chile and other countries attended the event throughout the day. A helicopter flew overhead at Punta de Lobos, recording and photographing the surfers and attendants. The attendants were given free fruit juice, fruits, as well as drinks at the end of the day. 
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Revised: F, uck [ ] ] ] The 24 competing surfers were: Köhl Christensen, Carlos Burle, Marcos Monteiro, Peter Mel, Chris Bertish, Ramón Navarro, Diego Medina, Cristian Merello, Rusty Long, Grant "Twiggy" Baker, Fernando Zegers, Reinaldo Ibarra, Greg Long, Gabriel Villarán, Jamie Sterling, Anthony Taschnick, Mark Healey, Kealii Mamala, Jaimie Mitchell, Danilo Couto, Sebastian de Romana, León Vicuña, and Matías López. 
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Revised: F, uck [ ] ] ] The championship lasted until 17:30 local time (21:30 UTC), and the results were as follows: #NameCountryScore1Marcos Monteiro16px|link= Brazil 21.172Ramón Navarro16px|link= Chile19.323Gabriel Villarán16px|link= Peru14.814Köhl Christiensen16px|link= USA2.005Cristián Merelló16px|link= Chile0.005Greg Long16px|link= USA0.00 
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Revised: F, uck [ ] ] ] "Viva Brazil! Firstly I want to thank God, because everyone's okay and nobody got injured. I also want to thank the residents of Pichilemu for giving us good vibes and to the jet-skis pilots, who worked hard all day. I knew this day was going to come," Marcos Monteiro, the winning surfer said shortly after the championship ended during a press conference. 
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Revised: |Only emergency lights remained on. Ceiling lights, fluorescent lights at the reading tables, and staff computers at the circulation desk (hidden to the right) were shut down. Incoming thunderstorms brought cloud cover to Chicago. The Mansueto Library is shown here in almost complete darkness. The 's Joe and Rika Mansueto Library was shut down by a power outage for a short time on Saturday, preventing library personnel from providing full services to its patrons. 
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Revised: F, uck Israhel The 81 million library, which opened May 16, includes a 180-seat reading room under a 691-panel glass dome. Five stories underground, a system of five cranes retrieves books sorted into bins, carrying a maximum of about 3.5 million volumes. As of 3:50 p.m. , the automated storage and retrieval system, along with staff computers at the circulation desk, were shut down, preventing patrons from retrieving materials stored underground. 
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Revised: F, uck Israhel The glass ceiling normally allows enough natural light to pass, but rain clouds in the area darkened the room. Patrons began to flip light switches in front of their seats, but to no avail, and a circulation clerk announced that there had been a power outage. Some patrons then moved to the adjacent , which still had power. Power was still running along the corridor linking Mansueto and Regenstein Libraries, along with the nearby restrooms and Special Collections Research Center. 
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Original:  He formed an alliance with two Sinhala Buddhist extremist parties JVP and JMU. Over 65,000 people have been killed in Sri Lanka’s civil war since 1983.
Revised:  He formed an alliance with two Sinhala Buddhist extremist parties JVP and JMU. Civil war in the country between the majority and the Tamil population is claimed to have led to over 65,000 people have been killed in Sri Lanka’s civil war since 1983.
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Original:  In contrast, the nearby Artway Gallery hosts artwork by professional and amateur adult artists from across Peel . VAB has successfully sought permission to create a third display space in Shoppers World, in the Zellers corridor.
Revised:  In contrast, the nearby Artway Gallery hosts artwork by professional and amateur adult artists from across . VAB has successfully sought permission to create a third display space in Shoppers World, in the Zellers corridor.
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Original:  In contrast, the nearby Artway Gallery hosts artwork by professional and amateur adult artists from across Peel . VAB has successfully sought permission to create a third display space in Shoppers World, in the Zellers corridor.
Revised:  In contrast, the nearby Artway Gallery hosts artwork by professional and amateur adult artists from across Peel . VAB has successfully sought permission to create a third display space in Shoppers World, in the corridor.
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Original: Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, has been cleared of any wrongdoing as two senior officials have been suspended.  has suspended two of its senior officials amid allegations that they bribed voters ahead of the organization's presidential election, while  has been cleared of ignoring these activities and is now set to be re-elected as FIFA chairman on Wednesday.
Revised: Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, has been cleared of any wrongdoing as two senior officials have been suspended. FIFA has suspended two of its senior officials amid allegations that they bribed voters ahead of the organization's presidential election, while has been cleared of ignoring these activities and is now set to be re-elected as FIFA chairman on Wednesday.
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Original: Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, has been cleared of any wrongdoing as two senior officials have been suspended.  has suspended two of its senior officials amid allegations that they bribed voters ahead of the organization's presidential election, while  has been cleared of ignoring these activities and is now set to be re-elected as FIFA chairman on Wednesday.
Revised: Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, has been cleared of any wrongdoing as two senior officials have been suspended. has suspended two of its senior officials amid allegations that they bribed voters ahead of the organization's presidential election, while Sepp Blatter has been cleared of ignoring these activities and is now set to be re-elected as FIFA chairman on Wednesday.
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Original: The Janata Dal (United) -Bharatiya Jan Party combine under the leadership of Nitish Kumar has won 143 of 243 seats in Assembly elections for the state of Bihar held this November.
Revised: The Janata Dal (United) -Bharatiya Janata Party combine under the leadership of Nitish Kumar has won 143 of 243 seats in Assembly elections for the state of Bihar held this November.
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Original:  BJP leaders Sushil Kumar Modi and Shahnawaz Hussain are front runners for the post as deputy chief minister, followed by Ashwani Choubey and Nand Kishore Yadav . Voting turnout in the election was 47 percent of the total electorate numbering 5,13,47,092, which is comprised of 2,75,46,646 male voters and 2,38,00,446 female voters.
Revised:  BJP leaders and are front runners for the post as deputy chief minister, followed by Ashwani Choubey and Nand Kishore Yadav . Voting turnout in the election was 47 percent of the total electorate numbering 5,13,47,092, which is comprised of 2,75,46,646 male voters and 2,38,00,446 female voters.
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Original:  BJP leaders Sushil Kumar Modi and Shahnawaz Hussain are front runners for the post as deputy chief minister, followed by Ashwani Choubey and Nand Kishore Yadav . Voting turnout in the election was 47 percent of the total electorate numbering 5,13,47,092, which is comprised of 2,75,46,646 male voters and 2,38,00,446 female voters.
Revised:  BJP leaders Sushil Kumar Modi and Shahnawaz Hussain are front runners for the post as deputy chief minister, followed by Ashwani Choubey and . Voting turnout in the election was 47 percent of the total electorate numbering 5,13,47,092, which is comprised of 2,75,46,646 male voters and 2,38,00,446 female voters.
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Original: An unverified document discovered by the UK tabloid The Daily Mirror claiming to have been leaked from Downing Street has been reported to contain a statement from US President George W. Bush about wishing to bomb the headquarters of Arabic TV station Al Jazeera in Doha, Qatar.
Revised: An unverified discovered by the UK tabloid The Daily Mirror claiming to have been leaked from Downing Street has been reported to contain a statement from US President George W. Bush about wishing to bomb the headquarters of Arabic TV station Al Jazeera in Doha, Qatar.
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Original: An unverified document discovered by the UK tabloid The Daily Mirror claiming to have been leaked from Downing Street has been reported to contain a statement from US President George W. Bush about wishing to bomb the headquarters of Arabic TV station Al Jazeera in Doha, Qatar.
Revised: An unverified document discovered by the UK tabloid claiming to have been leaked from Downing Street has been reported to contain a statement from US President George W. Bush about wishing to bomb the headquarters of Arabic TV station Al Jazeera in Doha, Qatar.
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Original:  The document is said to be a transcript of a conversation between Bush and Tony Blair at the White House on the 16th of April 2004, when the second US offensive force enacted on the Iraqi city of Fallujah .
Revised:  The document is said to be a transcript of a conversation between Bush and Tony Blair at the White House on the 16th of April 2004, when the second US offensive force enacted on the Iraqi city of .
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Original:  The source of the leak, David Keogh , 49, a UK civil servant, is charged under Section 3 of the Official Secrets Act , of passing the memo to MP Tony Clarke 's former assistant Leo O'Connor .
Revised:  The source of the leak, , 49, a UK civil servant, is charged under Section 3 of the Official Secrets Act , of passing the memo to MP Tony Clarke 's former assistant Leo O'Connor .
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Original:  The source of the leak, David Keogh , 49, a UK civil servant, is charged under Section 3 of the Official Secrets Act , of passing the memo to MP Tony Clarke 's former assistant Leo O'Connor .
Revised:  The source of the leak, David Keogh , 49, a UK civil servant, is charged under Section 3 of the , of passing the memo to MP Tony Clarke 's former assistant Leo O'Connor .
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Original:  The source of the leak, David Keogh , 49, a UK civil servant, is charged under Section 3 of the Official Secrets Act , of passing the memo to MP Tony Clarke 's former assistant Leo O'Connor .
Revised:  The source of the leak, David Keogh , 49, a UK civil servant, is charged under Section 3 of the Official Secrets Act , of passing the memo to MP 's former assistant Leo O'Connor .
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Original:  The source of the leak, David Keogh , 49, a UK civil servant, is charged under Section 3 of the Official Secrets Act , of passing the memo to MP Tony Clarke 's former assistant Leo O'Connor .
Revised:  The source of the leak, David Keogh , 49, a UK civil servant, is charged under Section 3 of the Official Secrets Act , of passing the memo to MP Tony Clarke 's former assistant .
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Original:  Knowing the legal ramifications, Tory MP, and editor for the conservative magazine The Spectator , Boris Johnson has offered to publish the full text of the leaked document and risk a jail sentence, if someone can provide him with a copy in the next couple of days.
Revised:  Knowing the legal ramifications, MP, and editor for the conservative magazine The Spectator , Boris Johnson has offered to publish the full text of the leaked document and risk a jail sentence, if someone can provide him with a copy in the next couple of days.
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Original:  Knowing the legal ramifications, Tory MP, and editor for the conservative magazine The Spectator , Boris Johnson has offered to publish the full text of the leaked document and risk a jail sentence, if someone can provide him with a copy in the next couple of days.
Revised:  Knowing the legal ramifications, Tory MP, and editor for the conservative magazine , Boris Johnson has offered to publish the full text of the leaked document and risk a jail sentence, if someone can provide him with a copy in the next couple of days.
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Original:  He added "If it was the case that President Bush wanted to bomb al-Jazeera in what is after all a friendly country, it speaks volumes and it raises questions about subsequent attacks that took place on the press that wasn't embedded with coalition forces."
Revised:  He added "If it was the case that President Bush wanted to bomb Al-Jazeera in what is after all a friendly country, it speaks volumes and it raises questions about subsequent attacks that took place on the press that wasn't embedded with coalition forces."
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Original:  Al-Jazeera's Kabul office was hit indirectly by two US bombs in 2001 and Al-Jazeera's reporter Tareq Ayyoub was killed when two US missiles hit the Al-Jazeera office in Baghdad in 2003.
Revised:  Al-Jazeera's Kabul office was hit indirectly by two US bombs in 2001 and Al-Jazeera's reporter was killed when two US missiles hit the Al-Jazeera office in Baghdad in 2003.
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Revised: F, uck up, Maine (2003) During the May 14 event, 17-year-old Christian Nelsen was named prom queen, running as a write-in candidate. One of Nelsen's friends, Holly Smith, spoke of the help they provided in getting him elected: "The day of prom, we went downstairs, and he was yelling 'Vote for Christian Nelsen!' And I was helping people spell his name, or telling them how to write it on the ballot". 
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Revised: F, uck Nelsen's boyfriend, Caleb Jett, was elected prom king. "I kinda got voted in because he got queen, and it was like 'Who do we vote for king?' and it was like 'Oh, well, his boyfriend, obviously, because that makes sense,'" he said. The two young men wore suits, shirts, and ties to the prom. When the results of the election were announced, they danced the king-queen dance together, Jett wearing his crown and Nelsen his tiara. 
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Revised: F, uck Maine is one of only two states in that have not recognized . Though they are aware that not everyone supports them, the couple ran to combat high school stereotypes and to encourage more tolerance. Nelsen commented, "It doesn't matter if it's a guy or a girl who wins prom king or prom queen from now on. Anyone can win, and on that same notion any type of person can win. And I'm talking about the tolerance level of all people when I talk about that, so anyone who is bullied or even just under the radar can win this type of thing." 
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Revised: F, uck of a of the Diane Wendorf supported the couple, citing her church's values of tolerance and diversity. "I'm glad, too, that they were crowned king and queen, because there are all different kinds of people in this world." Some Sanford residents a local news agency interviewed did not approve of the gay couple's crowning, though none agreed to go on camera — out of concerns that their comments might offend someone. 
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Original:  A software engineer at the video sharing company said that their video editor would hold 10,000 Creative Commons videos, and that they would be working with organizations like , ,  , and Al Jazeera.
Revised:  A software engineer at the video sharing company said that their video editor would hold 10,000 Creative Commons videos, and that they would be working with organizations like , , Voice of America , and Al Jazeera.
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Original:  Harold Mitchell from Mitchell and Partners says the Howard Government spent $26 million on TV advertising in October. The figure is more than any other entity including retailing giant Coles Myer. In October, 11,000 commercials were part of the campaign to sell its industrial relations reforms. Mr Mitchell said he could not recall a larger single monthly spending spree in Australian advertising history. "There's never been a campaign in history as big as that," he said. "It followed of course the ACTU campaign which was something like, maybe one fifth of that size." He said the Government was the second biggest advertiser in Australia this year, having spent an estimated $ 117 million from January to the end of October.
Revised:  Harold Mitchell from Mitchell and Partners says the Howard Government spent $26 million on TV advertising in October. The figure is more than any other entity including retailing giant Coles Myer. In October, 11,000 commercials were part of the campaign to sell its Industrial Relations (IR) reforms. Mr Mitchell said he could not recall a larger single monthly spending spree in Australian advertising history. "There's never been a campaign in history as big as that," he said. "It followed of course the ACTU campaign which was something like, maybe one fifth of that size." He said the Government was the second biggest advertiser in Australia this year, having spent an estimated $ 117 million from January to the end of October.
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Original:  At the current rate spending will overtake the record $211 million spent selling the GST over four years, and leaves all Australian company spending on advertising in the shade. The Government has earmarked $ 55 million to the industrial relations campaign.
Revised:  At the current rate spending will overtake the record $211 million spent selling the Goods and Services Tax (GST) over four years, and leaves all Australian company spending on advertising in the shade. The Government has earmarked $ 55 million to the industrial relations campaign.
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Original:  Three tornadoes struck western Massachusetts on Wednesday according to the 's (NWS)  office, the biggest and longest being an EF-3 on the according to meteorologists at the agency.
Revised:  Three tornadoes struck western Massachusetts on Wednesday according to the 's (NWS) , Massachusetts office, the biggest and longest being an EF-3 on the according to meteorologists at the agency.
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Original:  One of the deadliest tornadoes in U.S. history occurred in ,  the state's second largest city  in 1953 where an F-4 tornado tore through the city for 80 minutes, killing over 90 people.
Revised:  One of the deadliest tornadoes in U.S. history occurred in , Massachusetts, the state's second largest city in 1953 where an F-4 tornado tore through the city for 80 minutes, killing over 90 people.
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