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Original:  The largest amount of land protected by local and regional trusts is in the Northeast with 2.9 million acres (12,000 km2), while the fastest growing region between 1998 and 2003 was the Pacific (consisting of California, Nevada, and Hawaii), with protected land increasing 147\% to 1.5 million acres (6,100 km2) in 2003.  
Revised:  The largest amount of land protected by local and regional trusts is in the Northeast with 2.9 million acres (12,000 km2), while the fastest growing region between 1998 and 2003 was the Pacific (consisting of California, Nevada, and Hawaii), with protected land increasing 147\% to 1.5 million acres (6,100 km2) in 2003. In Australia, Aboriginal land trusts are a type of non-profit organisation that holds the freehold title to an area of land on behalf of a community of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.
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Original: In astronomy, astronomical coordinate systems are organized arrangements for specifying positions of satellites, planets, stars, galaxies, and other celestial objects relative to physical reference points available to a situated observer (e.g. the true horizon and north cardinal direction to an observer situated on the Earth's surface).
Revised: Astronomical coordinate systems are organized arrangements for specifying positions of satellites, planets, stars, galaxies, and other celestial objects relative to physical reference points available to a situated observer (e.g. the true horizon and north cardinal direction to an observer situated on the Earth's surface).
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Original:  Rectangular coordinates, in appropriate units, are simply the Cartesian equivalent of the spherical coordinates, with the same fundamental () plane and primary (-axis) direction  . Each coordinate system is named after its choice of fundamental plane.
Revised:  Rectangular coordinates, in appropriate units, are simply the Cartesian equivalent of the spherical coordinates, with the same fundamental () plane and primary (-axis) direction , such as a rotation axis . Each coordinate system is named after its choice of fundamental plane.
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Original: One of the authors was Edmund Collein, a Bauhaus trained architect, who later became Vice-President of  (Building Academy of the GDR) and the President of  (Federation of Architects of the GDR).
Revised: One of the authors was Edmund Collein, a Bauhaus trained architect, who later became Vice-President of the (Building Academy of the GDR) and the President of (Federation of Architects of the GDR).
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Original: One of the authors was Edmund Collein, a Bauhaus trained architect, who later became Vice-President of  (Building Academy of the GDR) and the President of  (Federation of Architects of the GDR).
Revised: One of the authors was Edmund Collein, a Bauhaus trained architect, who later became Vice-President of (Building Academy of the GDR) and the President of the (Federation of Architects of the GDR).
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Original:  Leonie Glabau: Plätze in einem geteilten Land: Stadtplatzgestaltungen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland und der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik von 1945 bis 1990.
Revised:  Glabau, Leonie (2010) Plätze in einem geteilten Land: Stadtplatzgestaltungen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland und der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik von 1945 bis 1990.
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Original:  Leonie Glabau: Plätze in einem geteilten Land: Stadtplatzgestaltungen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland und der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik von 1945 bis 1990.
Revised:  Leonie Glabau: Plätze in einem geteilten Land: Stadtplatzgestaltungen in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland und der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik von 1945 bis 1990''. Frankfurt:
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Original: Category:  Analytic philosophy Category: Concepts in epistemology Category: Analysis Category:Philosophical methodology Category: A priori Category: Philosophy-related lis
Revised: Category: Analytic philosophy Category: Concepts in epistemology Category: Concepts in ethics Category:Concepts in logic Category:Concepts in metaphilosophy Category:Concepts in metaphysics Category:Concepts in the philosophy of mind Category:Concepts in the philosophy of science Category:Critical thinking Category:Deductive reasoning Category:Empiricism Category:Epistemology Category:Ethics Category:History of education Category:History of logic Category:History of philosophy Category:Intellectual history Category:Intellectualism Category:Logic Category:Metaphilosophy Category:Metaphysics Category:Metaphysics of mind Category:Mind Category:Ontology Category:Philosophical concepts Category:Philosophical logic Category:Philosophical methodology Category: A priori Category: Philosophy-related lis
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Original: Category:  Analytic philosophy Category: Concepts in epistemology Category: Analysis Category:Philosophical methodology Category: A priori Category: Philosophy-related lis
Revised: Category: Analytic philosophy Category: Concepts in epistemology Category: Analysis Category:Philosophical methodology Category: A priori Category: Philosophy-related lists Category:Principles Category:Rationalism Category:Reasoning Category:Skepticism Category:Theories Category:Theories of truth Category:Tru
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Original: In 2015 PCLA had 97 members representing various Polish and international academic URL URL sites. google.com. Retrieved November 2015 Among the honorary members of PCLA is Ronald Langacker, one of the pioneers of cognitive linguistics.
Revised: In 2015 PCLA had 97 members representing various Polish and international academic institutions. Among the honorary members of PCLA is Ronald Langacker, one of the pioneers of cognitive linguistics.
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Original:  Cataphiles often descend for a day, a night, or perhaps a week to explore, photograph, paint murals, create maps, clean up rooms of graffiti and rubbish , and dig chatières (very narrow tunnels, that one can only crawl through).
Revised:  Cataphiles often descend for a day, a night, or perhaps a week to explore, photograph, paint murals, create maps, clean up rooms , and dig chatières (very narrow tunnels, that one can only crawl through).
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Original:   Turkish Gypsies go down to the edge of the river Tundzha, at the 5-6 May that they decided as the day "Rescue Event" had happened.
Revised:  He is identified with Jhulelal (Hinduism) and Khidr. Turkish Gypsies go down to the edge of the river Tundzha, at the 5-6 May that they decided as the day "Rescue Event" had happened.
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Original:  As the NOTECHS evaluation system is based on standardized conditions of acceptable skills and behaviors  organized by practitioners, it aims to improve by whether the provided guidance actually enhances the performance of crew members in the work environment .
Revised:  As the NOTECHS evaluation system is based on standardized conditions of acceptable skills and behaviors in a manner that can be organized by practitioners, it aims to improve by whether the provided guidance actually enhances the performance of crew members in the work environment .
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Original:  As the NOTECHS evaluation system is based on standardized conditions of acceptable skills and behaviors  organized by practitioners, it aims to improve by whether the provided guidance actually enhances the performance of crew members in the work environment .
Revised:  As the NOTECHS evaluation system is based on standardized conditions of acceptable skills and behaviors organized by practitioners, it aims to improve by whether the provided guidance actually enhances the performance of crew members in the actual work environment has improved. Subsequently it can give guidance for further improvement of crew performance as part of line oriented flight training (LOFT) .
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Original:  Details While almost all of the organisms on Earth share the universal genetic code, in  GNC hypothesis it is argued that two primeval genetic codes preceded the present genetic code as follows: First, there emerged GNC primeval genetic codes involving 4 codons (GGC, GCC, GAC and GUC), which code 4 GADV-amino acids (glycine, alanine, aspartic acid and valine).
Revised:  Details While almost all of the organisms on Earth share the universal genetic code, in the GNC hypothesis it is argued that two primeval genetic codes preceded the present genetic code as follows: First, there emerged GNC primeval genetic codes involving 4 codons (GGC, GCC, GAC and GUC), which code 4 GADV-amino acids (glycine, alanine, aspartic acid and valine).
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Original:   GNC hypothesis is based on the following facts: Proteins composed of GADV-amino acids coded by GNC primeval genetic code can form 4 fundamental structures found in proteins in present organisms, namely, hydrophobic and hydrophilic structures, α-helices, β-sheets, and turns (or coils).
Revised:  The GNC hypothesis is based on the following facts: Proteins composed of GADV-amino acids coded by GNC primeval genetic code can form 4 fundamental structures found in proteins in present organisms, namely, hydrophobic and hydrophilic structures, α-helices, β-sheets, and turns (or coils).
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Original:   GNC hypothesis is based on the following facts: Proteins composed of GADV-amino acids coded by GNC primeval genetic code can form 4 fundamental structures found in proteins in present organisms, namely, hydrophobic and hydrophilic structures, α-helices, β-sheets, and turns (or coils).
Revised:  GNC hypothesis is based on the following facts: Proteins composed of GADV-amino acids coded by GNC primeval genetic code can form four fundamental structures found in proteins in present organisms, namely, hydrophobic and hydrophilic structures, α-helices, β-sheets, and turns (or coils).
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Original:  Proteins composed of 10 amino acides coded by SNS primeval genetic code can form 6 fundamental structures, namely, hydrophobic and hydrophilic structures, α-helices, β-sheets, turns, acidic and basic fragments.
Revised:  Proteins composed of ten amino acides coded by SNS primeval genetic code can form 6 fundamental structures, namely, hydrophobic and hydrophilic structures, α-helices, β-sheets, turns, acidic and basic fragments.
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Original:  Proteins composed of 10 amino acides coded by SNS primeval genetic code can form 6 fundamental structures, namely, hydrophobic and hydrophilic structures, α-helices, β-sheets, turns, acidic and basic fragments.
Revised:  Proteins composed of 10 amino acides coded by SNS primeval genetic code can form six fundamental structures, namely, hydrophobic and hydrophilic structures, α-helices, β-sheets, turns, acidic and basic fragments.
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Original: Concepts in epistemology Category:Concepts in metaphysics Category:Concepts in the philosophy of mind Category:Epistemology Category:Imagination Category:Literary concepts Category:Logic Category:Metaphysics of mind Category:Ontology Category:Philosophical concepts Category:Philosophical problems Category:Philosophical theories Category:Philosophy of logic Category:Philosophy of mathematics Category:Philosophy of mind Category:Qualia Category:Theories Category:Theor
Revised: Concepts in epistemology Category:Concepts in metaphysics Category:Concepts in the philosophy of mind Category:Epistemology Category:Imagination Category:Literary concepts Category:Logic Category:Metaphysics of mind Category:Ontology Category:Philosophical problems Category:Philosophical theories Category:Philosophy of logic Category:Philosophy of mathematics Category:Philosophy of mind Category:Qualia Category:Theories Category:Theor
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Original:  Timeline of trombone history, Will Kimball The Neukirche (New Church), Leipzig in 1749 In Nuremberg and Leipzig and there was a particular penchant for antiphonal tower music: three verses of a hymn would be echoed back and forth three times between the bands stationed in the towers of the Neukirche, St.
Revised:  Timeline of trombone history, Will Kimball In Nuremberg and Leipzig and there was a particular penchant for antiphonal tower music: three verses of a hymn would be echoed back and forth three times between the bands stationed in the towers of the Neukirche, St.
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Original:  Another Leipzig Stadtpfeifer and virtuoso trumpet player Gottfried Reiche ( 1667-1734 ) described tower music in his preface to Vier und zwanzig Neue Quatricinia (1696) for cornett and three trombones, as "a sign of joy and peace", an embodiment of the spiritual-cultural life of the city "certainly whenever the whole country is in mourning, or in war, or when other misfortune is to be lamented."
Revised:  Another Leipzig Stadtpfeifer and virtuoso trumpet player Gottfried Reiche ( 1667–1734 ) described tower music in his preface to Vier und zwanzig Neue Quatricinia (1696) for cornett and three trombones, as "a sign of joy and peace", an embodiment of the spiritual-cultural life of the city "certainly whenever the whole country is in mourning, or in war, or when other misfortune is to be lamented."
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Original:  Tower music on Easter morning, 1890 illustration In Austria, trombones were typically played from church towers (German Turmblasen, lit 'tower blowing') or in cemeteries on All Souls' Day and the previous day (Hallowe'en in England).
Revised:  In Austria, trombones were typically played from church towers (German Turmblasen, lit 'tower blowing') or in cemeteries on All Souls' Day and the previous day (Hallowe'en in England).
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Original:  Musical pieces Pieces named "Tower music" Turmmusiken und Suiten by Johann Pezel ( 1639-1694 ), tower music portion scored for two cornets and three trombones (scan of public-domain publication, public-domain scores, and related works) Tower Music, composition by Václav Nelhýbel Tower Music (Richard Drakeford) See also Aequale, a form of music played from a tower on All Soul's Day and its eve.
Revised:  Musical pieces Pieces named "Tower music" Turmmusiken und Suiten by Johann Pezel ( 1639–1694 ), tower music portion scored for two cornets and three trombones (scan of public-domain publication, public-domain scores, and related works) Tower Music, composition by Václav Nelhýbel Tower Music (Richard Drakeford) See also Aequale, a form of music played from a tower on All Soul's Day and its eve.
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Original:    Approaches A number of school-based programs have been developed to target specific outcomes, including problems such as bullying, substance use, and antisocial behavior.
Revised:  These preventative interventions are going to decrease the incidence (number of new cases) or prevalence (number of current cases) of some clearly defined, undesired outcome. Approaches A number of school-based programs have been developed to target specific outcomes, including problems such as bullying, substance use, and antisocial behavior.
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Original:    Approaches A number of school-based programs have been developed to target specific outcomes, including problems such as bullying, substance use, and antisocial behavior.
Revised:  Need for prevention programs The need for prevention programs in schools is based on four rationales: (a) the development of numerous evidence-based prevention programs, (b) promotion of the well-being of youth, (c) resource limitations stemming from a reliance on treatment-oriented <u>models, and (d) cost-effectiveness. The first and most important reason is the exponentially grown of evidence-based prevention programs over the last few years. The number of evidence-based prevention programs for children and youth went from 10 on the 1988 American Psychological Association seminal publication to hundreds of prevention programs that are identified as evidence-based now. Secondly, the potential to enhance the well-being of children and youth by preventing academic, social, and behavioral problems has an appeal to all school psychologists. This would mean that if a large quantity of children can receive high-quality early education experiences and mental health support, the need for remedial intervention should decline. This idea of reducing the incidence of academic and behavioral problems is the center of the current school psychology practice. The third reason assumes to the fact that there will never be an adequate number of direct-service mental health providers to treat all individuals in need of service, and the only feasible way to reach all individuals in need is through prevention services, as stated by George Albee (1968). Finally, prevention programs can be cost-effective because they can reduce outcomes (such as school dropouts rates) which may return the financial benefits of implementing the prevention programs. Approaches A number of school-based programs have been developed to target specific outcomes, including problems such as bullying, substance use, and antisocial behavior.
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Original:  Findings suggested that SEL programs had positive effects across all six domains, demonstrating the broad impact of universal school-based prevention programs   Challenges While 59\% of schools in the U.S. report having programs that foster children’s social and emotional needs, evidence-based initiatives have not been widely implemented.
Revised:  Findings suggested that SEL programs had positive effects across all six domains, demonstrating the broad impact of universal school-based prevention programs . Challenges While 59\% of schools in the U.S. report having programs that foster children’s social and emotional needs, evidence-based initiatives have not been widely implemented.
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Original:  Findings suggested that SEL programs had positive effects across all six domains, demonstrating the broad impact of universal school-based prevention programs   Challenges While 59\% of schools in the U.S. report having programs that foster children’s social and emotional needs, evidence-based initiatives have not been widely implemented.
Revised:  Findings suggested that SEL programs had positive effects across all six domains, demonstrating the broad impact of universal school-based prevention programs Types of prevention programs <u>Prevention programs can be categorized by scope or by targeted domain. A program can be focused on the individual person, ecologically focused or focused on multiple levels and they can primarily target either academic, or social-emotional domains, or adopt an integrative approach and target both domains at the same time. School psychologists are more familiar with person-focused programs due to this being the most commonly used type of prevention program. This program can either be used individually or as group interventions that are focused on changing an aspect of the individual student. On these programs individuals are targeted for change with little focus on changing anything on a bigger scale. Ecologically focused programs are known to emphasize the need to have an impact on different layers of the student environment to prevent or treat any difficulties (learning, social, emotional and/or behavioral). The ecological programs assume that all layers of the environment have a different effect on the individual. Challenges While 59\% of schools in the U.S. report having programs that foster children’s social and emotional needs, evidence-based initiatives have not been widely implemented.
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Original:  In culture, it is used as an umbrella term in instances where there is a significant overlap in the issues facing Oceanians and in similarities they share, such as with  staples taro and yam.
Revised:  In culture, the term is used as an umbrella term in instances where there is a significant overlap in the issues facing Oceanians and in similarities they share, such as with staples taro and yam.
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Original:  In culture, it is used as an umbrella term in instances where there is a significant overlap in the issues facing Oceanians and in similarities they share, such as with  staples taro and yam.
Revised:  In culture, it is used as an umbrella term in instances where there is a significant overlap in the issues facing Oceanians and in similarities they share, such as with the staples taro and yam.
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Original:    Background As of 1983, around 60,000 chemical compounds were considered to be of occupational consequence.
Revised:  It focuses on substances and conditions that occur in workplaces, where inhalation exposure and dermal exposure are most important, there is often exposure to mixtures of chemicals whose interactions are complex, health effects are influenced or confounded by other environmental and individual factors, and there is a focus on identifying early adverse affects that are more subtle than those presented in clinical medicine. Background As of 1983, around 60,000 chemical compounds were considered to be of occupational consequence.
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Original:    Background As of 1983, around 60,000 chemical compounds were considered to be of occupational consequence.
Revised:  Occupational toxicology interfaces heavily with other subfields of occupational safety and health. Occupational epidemiology studies may inspire toxicological study of causative agents, and toxicological investigation are important in establishing biomarkers for workplace health surveillance. Occupational toxicology studies may also suggest or evaluate hazard controls used by industrial hygienists. Toxicological studies are also an important input for performing occupational risk assessment, and establishing standards and regulation such as occupational exposure limits. Background As of 1983, around 60,000 chemical compounds were considered to be of occupational consequence.
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Original:  Methods Occupational toxicology uses methods common to other forms of toxicology. Animal testing is used to identify adverse effects and establish acceptable exposure levels, as well as studying the mechanism of action and dose–response relationship. There are a number of in vitro alternatives to animal testing in a number of specific cases such as predicting skin sensitizers and potential for eye injuries, as well as quantitative structure–activity relationship models. Sometimes, controlled human challenge studies are performed in cases where the risk for volunteers is negligible; these are used to verify whether results from animal studies translate to humans.
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Original:  Many types of measurements may be made in occupational toxicology. These include external measurements of exposure, the internal dose measured via tissues and bodily fluids, the "biologically effective dose" measuring the compound that has actually interacted with host biomolecules such as DNA and proteins, and measuring downstream effects of mutations, cytogenetic effects, and aberrant gene expression. Experimentation may focus on the operation and regulation of biotransformation processes that may detoxify or activate toxins. These processes are subject to difference between individuals, which is studied through the field of toxicogenomics.
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Original:  For example, the ultimate dose from inhalation exposure depends on respiratory rate and breathing volume, and the dose from dermal exposure depends on the absorption rate through the skin, which is influenced by the chemical properties of the chemical, the thickness of the skin at the exposed location on the body, and whether the skin is intact    .
Revised:  For example, the ultimate dose from inhalation exposure depends on respiratory rate and breathing volume, and the dose from dermal exposure depends on the absorption rate through the skin, which is influenced by the chemical properties of the chemical, the thickness of the skin at the exposed location on the body, and whether the skin is intact . .
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