wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original: A person who is insecure lacks confidence in his or her own value, and one or more of his or her capabilities, lacks trust in himself or herself or others, or has fears that a present positive state is temporary, and will let him or her down and cause him or her loss or distress by "going wrong" in the future.
Revised: A person who is insecure lacks confidence in his or her own value, and one or more of his or her capabilities, lacks trust in themself or others, or has fears that a present positive state is temporary, and will let him or her down and cause him or her loss or distress by "going wrong" in the future.
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Original: A person who is insecure lacks confidence in his or her own value, and one or more of his or her capabilities, lacks trust in himself or herself or others, or has fears that a present positive state is temporary, and will let him or her down and cause him or her loss or distress by "going wrong" in the future.
Revised: A person who is insecure lacks confidence in his or her own value, and one or more of his or her capabilities, lacks trust in himself or herself or others, or has fears that a present positive state is temporary, and will let them down and bring about loss or distress by "going wrong" in the future.
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Original: Criticism of religion Deontological ethics Divine command theory Ethics in the Bible Evil God Challenge Free will God as the Devil God is dead History of atheism Lawsuits against God Love of God Meta-ethics Moral absolutism Nihilism Omnibenevolence Problem of hell Religious extremism Religious fundamentalism Theistic Satanism Utilitarianism Virtue ethics
Revised: Criticism of religion Deontological ethics Divine command theory Ethics in the Bible Evil God challenge Free will God as the Devil God is dead History of atheism Lawsuits against God Love of God Meta-ethics Moral absolutism Nihilism Omnibenevolence Problem of hell Religious extremism Religious fundamentalism Theistic Satanism Utilitarianism Virtue ethics
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Original: Criticism of religion Deontological ethics Divine command theory Ethics in the Bible Evil God Challenge Free will God as the Devil God is dead History of atheism Lawsuits against God Love of God Meta-ethics Moral absolutism Nihilism Omnibenevolence Problem of hell Religious extremism Religious fundamentalism Theistic Satanism Utilitarianism Virtue ethics
Revised: Criticism of religion Deontological ethics Divine command theory Ethics in the Bible Evil God Challenge Free will God is dead History of atheism Lawsuits against God Love of God Meta-ethics Moral absolutism Nihilism Omnibenevolence Problem of hell Religious extremism Religious fundamentalism Theistic Satanism Utilitarianism Virtue ethics
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Original: Criticism of religion Deontological ethics Divine command theory Ethics in the Bible Evil God Challenge Free will God as the Devil God is dead History of atheism Lawsuits against God Love of God Meta-ethics Moral absolutism Nihilism Omnibenevolence Problem of hell Religious extremism Religious fundamentalism Theistic Satanism Utilitarianism Virtue ethics
Revised: Criticism of religion Deontological ethics Divine command theory Ethics in the Bible Evil God Challenge Free will God as the Devil God is dead History of atheism Lawsuits against God Love of God Meta-ethics Moral absolutism Nihilism Omnibenevolence Problem of Hell Religious extremism Religious fundamentalism Theistic Satanism Utilitarianism Virtue ethics
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Original: Afta ùna bay dì bloques dɛ̀n tumara. then 2PL buy DEF bricks PL tomorrow 'Then buy plural%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% the bricks tomorrow.' À raya in wèt rayador. 1SG.
Revised:  plural%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% the bricks tomorrow.' À raya in wèt rayador. 1SG.
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Original: Afta ùna bay dì bloques dɛ̀n tumara. then 2PL buy DEF bricks PL tomorrow 'Then buy plural%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% the bricks tomorrow.' À raya in wèt rayador. 1SG.
Revised: Afta ùna bay dì bloques dɛ̀n tumara. then 2PL buy DEF bricks PL tomorrow 'Then buy %DIFDELCMD < ] %%% the bricks tomorrow.' À raya in wèt rayador. 1SG.
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Original: Afta ùna bay dì bloques dɛ̀n tumara. then 2PL buy DEF bricks PL tomorrow 'Then buy plural%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% the bricks tomorrow.' À raya in wèt rayador. 1SG.
Revised: Afta ùna bay dì bloques dɛ̀n tumara. then 2PL buy DEF bricks PL tomorrow 'Then buy plural%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% À raya in wèt rayador. 1SG.
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Original: Afta ùna bay dì bloques dɛ̀n tumara. then 2PL buy DEF bricks PL tomorrow 'Then buy plural%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% the bricks tomorrow.' À raya in wèt rayador. 1SG.SBJ grate 3SG.EMP with grater 'I grated it with a grater.'%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% À gò sigue chɔp. 1SG.
Revised: Afta ùna bay dì bloques dɛ̀n tumara. then 2PL buy DEF bricks PL tomorrow 'Then buy plural%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% the bricks tomorrow.' %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% À gò sigue chɔp. 1SG.
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Original: EMP with grater 'I grated it with a grater.'%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% À gò sigue chɔp. 1SG.SBJ POT continue eat 'I'll continue eating.'
Revised: EMP with grater 'I grated it with a grater.'%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original:  Examples follow with the four possible tonal configurations for bisyllabic words (examples from Yakpo 2009): Dan awa à bìn dɔn dè slip. that hour 1SG.SBJ PST PRF IPFV sleep '(At) that time, I was already sleeping.'
Revised:  Examples follow with the four possible tonal configurations for bisyllabic words (examples from Yakpo 2009): 
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Original: EMP’. In the following example, tone alone distinguishes possessive from objective case of the 1SG personal pronoun: Dɛ̀n tif mi mì sus. 3PL steal 1SG.EMP 1SG.POSS shoe 'They stole my shoes from me.' Pichi is an aspect-prominent language in which aspect (and mood), rather than tense plays a dominant role in expressing temporal relations.
Revised: EMP’. In the following example, tone alone distinguishes possessive from objective case of the 1SG personal pronoun: Pichi is an aspect-prominent language in which aspect (and mood), rather than tense plays a dominant role in expressing temporal relations.
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Original:  Subjunctive mood also occurs in purpose clauses (see the second example below): È nak dì plet pàn dì tebul bìkɔs è want mek dì plet brok. 3SG.SBJ hit DEF plate on DEF table because 3SG.SBJ want SBJV DEF plate break 'He hit the plate on the table because he wanted the plate to break.'
Revised:  Subjunctive mood also occurs in purpose clauses (see the second example below): 
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Original:  The term "nature religion" was first coined by the American religious studies scholar Catherine Albanese, who used it in her work Nature Religion in America: From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age (1991) and later went on to use it in other studies.
Revised:  The term "nature religion" was first coined by the American religious studies scholar Catherine Albanese, who used it in her work Nature Religion in America: From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age (1991) , and she later went on to use it in other studies.
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Original: The term "nature religion" was first coined by the American religious studies scholar Catherine Albanese , who used it in her work Nature Religion in America: From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age (1991), and she later went on to use it in other studies.
Revised: The term "nature religion" was first coined by the Aashevagam Ancient Tamil south east indian origin scholar Murugan , who used it in her work Nature Religion in America: From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age (1991), and she later went on to use it in other studies.
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Original: The term "nature religion" was first coined by the American religious studies scholar Catherine Albanese , who used it in her work Nature Religion in America: From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age (1991), and she later went on to use it in other studies.
Revised: The term "nature religion" was first coined by the American religious studies scholar Catherine Albanese , who used it in his works later translated by americans into a book called Nature Religion in America: From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age (1991), and she later went on to use it in other studies.
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Original: The term "nature religion" was first coined by the Aashevagam Ancient Tamil south east indian origin scholar Murugan , who used it in his works later translated by americans into a book called Nature Religion in America: From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age (1991), and she later went on to use it in other studies.
Revised: The term "nature religion" was first coined by the American religious studies scholar Catherine Albanese , who used it in his works later translated by americans into a book called Nature Religion in America: From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age (1991), and she later went on to use it in other studies.
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Original: The term "nature religion" was first coined by the Aashevagam Ancient Tamil south east indian origin scholar Murugan , who used it in his works later translated by americans into a book called Nature Religion in America: From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age (1991), and she later went on to use it in other studies.
Revised: The term "nature religion" was first coined by the Aashevagam Ancient Tamil south east indian origin scholar Murugan , who used it in her work Nature Religion in America: From the Algonkian Indians to the New Age (1991), and she later went on to use it in other studies.
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Original: Origin of the term The Oxford English Dictionary cited the first known usage in the English language to a Scottish newspaper, The People's Journal, in 1848: "A war among the great powers is now necessarily a world-war."
Revised: Etymology The Oxford English Dictionary cited the first known usage in the English language to a Scottish newspaper, The People's Journal, in 1848: "A war among the great powers is now necessarily a world-war."
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Original: Etymology The Oxford English Dictionary cited the first known usage in the English language to a Scottish newspaper, The People's Journal, in 1848: "A war among the great powers is now necessarily a world-war."
Revised: Origin of the term The Oxford English Dictionary cited the first known usage in the English language to a Scottish newspaper, The People's Journal, in 1848: "A war among the great powers is now necessarily a world-war."
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Original:   First World War  Second World War  Third World War Wars     spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
Revised:  The First World War Second World War Third World War Wars spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
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Original:   First World War  Second World War  Third World War Wars     spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
Revised:  First World War The Second World War Third World War Wars spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
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Original:   First World War  Second World War  Third World War Wars     spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
Revised:  First World War Second World War The Third World War Wars spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
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Original:   First World War  Second World War  Third World War Wars     spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
Revised:  First World War Second World War Third World War Wars with higher death tolls than the First World War spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
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Original:   First World War  Second World War  Third World War Wars     spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
Revised:  First World War Second World War Third World War Wars The two world wars of the 20th century had caused unprecedented casualties and destruction across the theaters of conflict. There have been several wars that occurred with as many or more deaths than in the First World War (16,563,868–40,000,000), including: spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
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Original:   First World War  Second World War  Third World War Wars     spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
Revised:  First World War Second World War Third World War Wars + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Three Kingdoms36,000,00040,000,000China18428096An Lushan Rebellion13,000,00036,000,000China7557639Mongol conquests30,000,00040,000,000Eurasia12061324118Conquests of Timur15,000,00020,000,000Asia1369140537Qing dynasty conquest of the Ming dynasty25,000,00025,000,000China1616166247Taiping Rebellion20,000,000100,000,000Livre noir du Communisme: crimes, terreur, répression, page 468By Train to Shanghai: A Journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway By William J. Gingles page 259China1851186414World War II40,000,00085,000,000Fink, George: Stress of War, Conflict and DisasterGlobal193919456Cold War22,345,162 +94,000,000Global1947199144 spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
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Original:   First World War  Second World War  Third World War Wars     spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
Revised:  First World War Second World War Third World War Wars Wars spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
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Original:  Europe, Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea, North Sea, Río de la Plata, French Guiana, West Indies, Indian Ocean, North America, South Caucasus 1803 1815 13 Crimean War 255,000 1,000,000 Sicily, Sardinia, Spain, Southeastern Europe, Black Sea 1853 1856 3 World War I 15,000,000 65,000,000 Global 1914 1918 4 World War II 40,000,000 85,000, 000Fink,George: Stress of War , Conflict and Disaster Global 1939 1945 6  War on Terror 272,000 1,260,000"Update on Iraqi Casualty Data" by Opinion Research Business.
Revised:  Europe, Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea, North Sea, Río de la Plata, French Guiana, West Indies, Indian Ocean, North America, South Caucasus 1803 1815 13 Crimean War 255,000 1,000,000 Sicily, Sardinia, Spain, Southeastern Europe, Black Sea 1853 1856 3 World War I 15,000,000 65,000,000 Global 1914 1918 4 World War II 40,000,000 85,000, 000 Global 1939 1945 6 War on Terror 272,000 1,260,000"Update on Iraqi Casualty Data" by Opinion Research Business.
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Original:  Stress of War , Conflict and Disaster Global 1939 1945 6  War on Terror 272,000 1,260,000"Update on Iraqi Casualty Data" by Opinion Research Business.
Revised:  Stress of War , Conflict and Disaster Global 1939 1945 6 Cold War 22,345,162 (casualties by all wars started in the Cold War with Gulf War, Vietnam War, Korean War, Algerian War, Iran–Iraq War, Nigerian Civil War or Soviet–Afghan War included)List of wars by death toll +94,000,000 (22 million people killed by all civil wars started in Asia, South America and Africa + number of people killed in Asia and Europe by the Communist governments, with casualties of Soviet famine of 1946–47, Cambodian genocide, Cultural Revolution, and Great Leap Forward included)The Black Book of Communism Global 1947 1991 44 War on Terror 272,000 1,260,000"Update on Iraqi Casualty Data" by Opinion Research Business.
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Original:  The First World War The Second World War The Third World War Wars with higher death tolls than the First World War The two world wars of the 20th century had caused unprecedented casualties and destruction across the theaters of conflict.
Revised:  First World War The Second World War The Third World War Wars with higher death tolls than the First World War The two world wars of the 20th century had caused unprecedented casualties and destruction across the theaters of conflict.
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Original:  The First World War The Second World War The Third World War Wars with higher death tolls than the First World War The two world wars of the 20th century had caused unprecedented casualties and destruction across the theaters of conflict.
Revised:  The First World War Second World War The Third World War Wars with higher death tolls than the First World War The two world wars of the 20th century had caused unprecedented casualties and destruction across the theaters of conflict.
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Original:  The First World War The Second World War The Third World War Wars with higher death tolls than the First World War The two world wars of the 20th century had caused unprecedented casualties and destruction across the theaters of conflict.
Revised:  The First World War The Second World War Third World War Wars with higher death tolls than the First World War The two world wars of the 20th century had caused unprecedented casualties and destruction across the theaters of conflict.
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Original:  The First World War The Second World War The Third World War Wars with higher death tolls than the First World War The two world wars of the 20th century had caused unprecedented casualties and destruction across the theaters of conflict. There have been several wars that occurred with as many or more deaths than in the First World War (16,563,868–40,000,000), including:
Revised:  The First World War The Second World War The Third World War Wars with higher death tolls than the First World War 
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Three Kingdoms36,000,00040,000,000China18428096An Lushan Rebellion13,000,00036,000,000China7557639Mongol conquests30,000,00040,000,000Eurasia12061324118Conquests of Timur15,000,00020,000,000Asia1369140537Qing dynasty conquest of the Ming dynasty25,000,00025,000,000China1616166247Taiping Rebellion20,000,000100,000,000Livre noir du Communisme: crimes, terreur, répression, page 468By Train to Shanghai: A Journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway By William J. Gingles page 259China1851186414World War II40,000,00085,000,000Fink, George: Stress of War, Conflict and DisasterGlobal193919456Cold War22,345,162 +94,000,000Global1947199144 Wars spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Wars spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
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Original: 000,000Global1947199144 Wars spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
Revised: 000,000Global1947199144 spanning multiple continents + Estimated death tolls Event Lowestestimate Highestestimate Location From To Duration (years)Late Bronze Age collapseEgypt,
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Original: 000, 000 Global 1939 1945 6 Cold War 22, 345,162 (casualties by all wars started in the Cold Warwith Gulf War, Vietnam War, Korean War, Algerian War, Iran–Iraq War, Nigerian Civil War or Soviet–Afghan War included)List of wars by death toll +94,000,000 (22 million people killed by all civil wars started in Asia, South America and Africa + number of people killed in Asia and Europe by the Communist governments, with casualties of Soviet famine of 1946–47, Cambodian genocide, Cultural Revolution, and Great Leap Forward included)The Black Book of Communism Global 1947 1991 44 War on Terror 272,000 1,260,000"Update on Iraqi Casualty Data"
Revised: 000, 000 Global 1939 1945 6 War on Terror 272,000 1,260,000"Update on Iraqi Casualty Data"
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Original: This Philippine stamp of 1932 is captioned Pagsanjan Falls, but actually depicts Vernal Fall Stamp dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the founding of Newcastle . It was planned to portray the explorer Lt.
Revised: This Philippine stamp of 1932 is captioned Pagsanjan Falls, but actually depicts Vernal Fall Stamp dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the founding of Newcastle in which the artist depicted his own father instead of the explorer Lt.
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Original:  The keys for warded locks only require the back end manipulating which is the end which opens the lock. The other parts are there to distinguish between different varieties of their locks. For example,if you have a chest of drawers with a warded lock you can make a skeleton key for that type of warded lock by filing away all but the last one or two teeth or bittings on both sides of the blade.Additionally,a series of grooves on either side of the key's blade limit the type of lock the key can slide into.As the key slides into the lock through the keyway,the wards align with the grooves in the key's profile to allow or deny entry into the lock cylinder.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% A traditional pick set. From left to right: torsion wrench, "twist-flex" torsion wrench, offset diamond pick, ball pick, half-diamond pick, short hook, medium hook, saw (or "L") rake, snake (or "C") rake.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% ASEJaksmdlsa,mkmel,d,WASKLKA:.AW,W.KSLLDKw;lwkdliaodw,/ldpasloew
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Original: Category:Trinidad and Tobago lawyers Category:Hindavi people Category:Members of the House of Representatives (Trinidad and Tobago) Category:Living people Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category: Trinidad and Tobago Hindus Category: Government ministers of Trinidad and Tobago Category:United National Congress politicians Category:Attorneys General of Trinidad and Tobago Category:People from San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobag
Revised: Category:Trinidad and Tobago lawyers Category:Hindavi people Category:Members of the House of Representatives (Trinidad and Tobago) Category:Living people Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category: Government ministers of Trinidad and Tobago Category:United National Congress politicians Category:Attorneys General of Trinidad and Tobago Category:People from San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobag
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Original:  Early life Ramesh Maharaj was born to Hindu Indo-Trinidadians, Dolly and Nanan Maharaj, on September 16, 1945 in Diamond Village, San Fernando , Trinidad and URL Maharaj (B/) has over 50 years experience in the legal profession having been admitted to practice at the English Bar in 1967.
Revised:  Early life Ramesh Maharaj was born to Hindu Indo-Trinidadians, Dolly and Nanan Maharaj, on the 16th of September 1945 in Diamond Village, San Fernando , Trinidad and URL Maharaj (B/) has over 50 years experience in the legal profession having been admitted to practice at the English Bar in 1967.
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