wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  Among the best known of these are Redd Foxx, Lawanda Page, and the team of Leroy and Skillet, all of whom later performed on the family-friendly television show Sanford and Son. Page, Leroy, and Skillet specialized in a particular African American form of blue spoken word recitation called signifying or toasting.
Revised:  Among the best known of these are Redd Foxx, Lawanda Page, and the team of Leroy and Skillet, all of whom later performed on the family-friendly television show Sanford and Son. Page, Leroy, and Skillet specialised in a particular African American form of blue spoken word recitation called signifying or toasting.
Edit intent: fluency
Original: Results  ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Edit intent: fluency
Original: Results  ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Edit intent: clarity
Original: Results  ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 422Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Edit intent: clarity
Original: Results  ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Edit intent: clarity
Original: Results  ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Edit intent: clarity
Original: Results  ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Edit intent: clarity
Original: Results  ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
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Original: Results  ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy, State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Edit intent: clarity
Original: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Edit intent: clarity
Original: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 62695.82Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
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Original: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 4222.27Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
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Original: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 9111.91Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
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Original: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 95973.89Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
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Original: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 07725.48Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
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Original: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 5230.45Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
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Original: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 86790.59Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
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Original: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy , State of Singapore, Government Gazette Extraordinary, No. 60, IV Dated 3 September 1962
Revised: Results + ChoiceVotes\%Option A397, 626Option B9, 422Option C7, 911Total valid votes414,959100Valid votes414, 959Blank votes143, 077Invalid /unclear votes2, 523Total votes cast561,559100Registered voters/turnout619, 867Source : Direct Democracy 
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  It rises in the Guiana Highlands of Venezuela, where it descends northward to El Dorado, and turns eastward to meander through the tropical rain forests of  Guyana.
Revised:  It rises in the Guiana Highlands of Venezuela, where it descends northward to El Dorado, and turns eastward to meander through the tropical rain forests of the Cuyuni-Mazaruni Region of Guyana.
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Original:  Settlement      Some of the Kali'na people live in the Cuyuni River valley, part of which is in Guyana.
Revised:  Settlement The river is a source of alluvial gold and attracts mining in the form of dredging. Illegal mining also occurs on the river banks, and mining also has exacerbated the border issue between Guyana and Venezuela. Some of the Kali'na people live in the Cuyuni River valley, part of which is in Guyana.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Ankoko Island at the confluence of the Cuyuni and Wenamu River has been the subject of further disputes between Venezuela and Guyana   .
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Eteringbang is a border settlement with an airstrip. Saint Martin and Ankoko Island have been the subject of further disputes between Venezuela and Guyana .
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Ankoko Island at the confluence of the Cuyuni and Wenamu River has been the subject of further disputes between Venezuela and Guyana   .
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Ankoko Island at the confluence of the Cuyuni and Wenamu River has been the subject of further disputes between Venezuela and Guyana . In 2015, GDF forces continued observation from Eteringbang and Kaikan and other points along the river. .
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Ankoko Island at the confluence of the Cuyuni and Wenamu River has been the subject of further disputes between Venezuela and Guyana   .
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Ankoko Island at the confluence of the Cuyuni and Wenamu River has been the subject of further disputes between Venezuela and Guyana The town of Bartica is close to the mouth of the Cuyuni where it meets with the confluence of Essequibo and Mazaruni rivers .
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Original:  (The actual weather report, shown on a screen that resembled a slot machine, took up only 30 seconds of Morgus' show, with  the rest of the program featuring the host's mad scientist antics.)
Revised:  (The actual weather report, shown on a screen that resembled a slot machine, took up only 30 seconds of Morgus' show, with a one-minute commercial and the rest of the program featuring the host's mad scientist antics.)
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Original:  The show was initially popular enough to also be seen in Atlanta (with other cities like Milwaukee, Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio also mentioned as possible outlets), but declining ratings caused WJBK to let Morgus go by year's end . Rideau moved across the street to WXYZ-TV in January 1965, hoisting "Shock Theatre" on Sunday and Friday nights, but by April he was on his way back down south. 
Revised:  The show was initially popular enough to also be seen in Atlanta (with other cities like Milwaukee, Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio also mentioned as possible outlets), but declining ratings caused WJBK to let Morgus go by the end of 1964. Rideau moved across the street to WXYZ-TV in January 1965, hoisting "Shock Theatre" on Sunday and Friday nights, but by April he was on his way back down south. 
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Original:  The show was initially popular enough to also be seen in Atlanta (with other cities like Milwaukee, Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio also mentioned as possible outlets), but declining ratings caused WJBK to let Morgus go by year's end . Rideau moved across the street to WXYZ-TV in January 1965, hoisting "Shock Theatre" on Sunday and Friday nights, but by April he was on his way back down south. 
Revised:  The show was initially popular enough to also be seen in Atlanta (with other cities like Milwaukee, Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio also mentioned as possible outlets), but declining ratings caused WJBK to let Morgus go by year's end . Rideau moved across the street to WXYZ-TV in January 1965, hoisting "Shock Theatre" on Sunday and Friday nights, but by April he was on his way back down south. Bettelou Peterson: The TV Set, Detroit Free Press, April 15, 1965, page 5B
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Original:  It is similar to 802.11's LLC layer which supports multimode operations . It works in three different modes a) Transparent b) Unacknowledged data transfer c) Acknowledged data transfer.
Revised:  It is similar to 802.11's LLC layer which supports multimode operations and it works in three different modes a) Transparent b) Unacknowledged data transfer c) Acknowledged data transfer.
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Original:  In sociology and anthropology, time discipline is the general name given to social and economic rules, conventions, customs, and expectations governing the measurement of time, the social currency and awareness of time measurements, and people's expectations concerning the observance of these customs by others.
Revised: The alarm clock is for many people a reminder of the intrusion of socio-economic time discipline into their sleep cycle. In sociology and anthropology, time discipline is the general name given to social and economic rules, conventions, customs, and expectations governing the measurement of time, the social currency and awareness of time measurements, and people's expectations concerning the observance of these customs by others.
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Original:  &   The natural world In societies based around agriculture, hunting, and other pursuits that involve human interaction with the natural world, time discipline is a matter governed by astronomical and biological factors.
Revised: Other views of time discipline While Thompson's theory of industrial time-discipline has dominated the field for more than 40 years, critics of his work have emerged. & The natural world In societies based around agriculture, hunting, and other pursuits that involve human interaction with the natural world, time discipline is a matter governed by astronomical and biological factors.
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Original:  &   The natural world In societies based around agriculture, hunting, and other pursuits that involve human interaction with the natural world, time discipline is a matter governed by astronomical and biological factors.
Revised:  Paul Glennie and Nigel Thrift posit an alternative perspective on the development of time-consciousness in "Reworking E. P. Thompson's 'Time, Work-Discipline and Industrial Capitalism'" (1996).Glennie, Paul, and Nigel Thrift. "Reworking EP Thompson's Time, work-discipline and industrial capitalism'." Time& The natural world In societies based around agriculture, hunting, and other pursuits that involve human interaction with the natural world, time discipline is a matter governed by astronomical and biological factors.
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Original:  &   The natural world In societies based around agriculture, hunting, and other pursuits that involve human interaction with the natural world, time discipline is a matter governed by astronomical and biological factors.
Revised:  & Society 5, no. 3 (1996): 275-299 According to Glennie and Thrift, Thompson and subsequent theorists on modern time competence in England have theorized that industrial work-discipline centered on the clock is responsible for spreading a unitary concept of time rooted in materialist realities. In contrast, Glennie and Thrift explore the role of symbolic, qualitative, and multiple time-senses in the West. Different kinds of work and multiple means of measuring time problematize the centrality of factory work and the clock. Generally, they argue that time-discipline was evident before the spread of industrialization and that it did not trigger a significant change in time-sense. Because it rests on the argument that disparate, spatial temporalities can not be unified, critics have argued that their analysis seems incomplete.Corfield, Penelope J. "Paul Glennie, Nigel Thrift. Shaping the Day: A History of Timekeeping in England and Wales, 1300–1800. New York: Oxford University Press. 2009. Pp. xiv, 456. $70.00." The American Historical Review 115, no. 2 (2010): 603-604. In short, they offer poignant critiques of the dominant theory without positing a stronger theory in its place. The natural world In societies based around agriculture, hunting, and other pursuits that involve human interaction with the natural world, time discipline is a matter governed by astronomical and biological factors.
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Original:  &   The natural world In societies based around agriculture, hunting, and other pursuits that involve human interaction with the natural world, time discipline is a matter governed by astronomical and biological factors.
Revised:  & Michael J. Sauter argues that Thompson's approach to time discipline is "gendered and Eurocentric". Time discipline did not arise because of the Industrial Revolution, but had been a phenomenon since the Middle Ages as the government, religion, and economics played larger roles in day-to-day life. In Sauter's article "Clockwaters and Stargazers: Time Discipline in Early Modern Berlin", he argues that time discipline came from the streets, and was part of the rise of "local knowledge" as public clocks were used by public event planners. People began to learn where clocks were located and which social groups used which ones. Furthermore, Sauter argues that time discipline is not "externally imposed" on people, but "a standard that is determined by people with specialized knowledge and skills". Prior to the rise of mechanical timekeeping, clocks were based on the easily accessed sun, and after 1800 precise timekeeping again returned to the Earth's position in relationship to the stars, as measured by scientists using specialized instruments.Sauter, Michael J. (June 2007). "Clockwatchers and Stargazers: Time Discipline in Early Modern Berlin". American Historical Review. 112 (3): 685. The natural world In societies based around agriculture, hunting, and other pursuits that involve human interaction with the natural world, time discipline is a matter governed by astronomical and biological factors.
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