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Original:  Celebrations in Santiago de Chile after Chile's qualification ended with 140 arrests, despite a special security program by the Carabineros President Sebastián Piñera watched the match in Duao, ( Región del Maule ), in the company of Victor "Zafrada" Díaz, who became famous after February earthquake , when he described his experience in Iloca to Chilean news media. Results 
Revised:  Celebrations in Santiago de Chile after Chile's qualification ended with 140 arrests, despite a special security program by the Carabineros President Sebastián Piñera watched the match in Duao, ( Región del Maule ), in the company of Victor "Zafrada" Díaz, who became famous after , when he described his experience in Iloca to Chilean news media. Results 
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Original:  Celebrations in Santiago de Chile after Chile's qualification ended with 140 arrests, despite a special security program by the Carabineros President Sebastián Piñera watched the match in Duao, ( Región del Maule ), in the company of Victor "Zafrada" Díaz, who became famous after February earthquake , when he described his experience in Iloca to Chilean news media. Results 
Revised:  Celebrations in Santiago de Chile after Chile's qualification ended with 140 arrests, despite a special security program by the Carabineros President Sebastián Piñera watched the match in Duao, ( Región del Maule ), in the company of Victor "Zafrada" Díaz, who became famous after February earthquake , when he described his experience in Iloca to Chilean news media. Results Sister links
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Original:  Celebrations in  after Chile's qualification ended with 140 arrests, despite a special security program by the President  watched the match in Duao, (), in the company of Victor "Zafrada" Díaz, who became famous after  , when he described his experience in Iloca to Chilean news media. Results
Revised:  Celebrations in Santiago de Chile after Chile's qualification ended with 140 arrests, despite a special security program by the President watched the match in Duao, (), in the company of Victor "Zafrada" Díaz, who became famous after , when he described his experience in Iloca to Chilean news media. Results
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Original:  Celebrations in  after Chile's qualification ended with 140 arrests, despite a special security program by the President  watched the match in Duao, (), in the company of Victor "Zafrada" Díaz, who became famous after  , when he described his experience in Iloca to Chilean news media. Results
Revised:  Celebrations in after Chile's qualification ended with 140 arrests, despite a special security program by the President Sebastián Piñera watched the match in Duao, (), in the company of Victor "Zafrada" Díaz, who became famous after , when he described his experience in Iloca to Chilean news media. Results
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Original:  Celebrations in  after Chile's qualification ended with 140 arrests, despite a special security program by the President  watched the match in Duao, (), in the company of Victor "Zafrada" Díaz, who became famous after  , when he described his experience in Iloca to Chilean news media. Results
Revised:  Celebrations in after Chile's qualification ended with 140 arrests, despite a special security program by the President watched the match in Duao, (), in the company of Victor "Zafrada" Díaz, who became famous after February earthquake , when he described his experience in Iloca to Chilean news media. Results
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Original:  they were Travis Kvapil and Mike Bliss . Montoya said, "It was a good lap until Turn 3, when I got sideways, still in the gas, and I thought, 'They're going to kill me.'
Revised:  they were and . Montoya said, "It was a good lap until Turn 3, when I got sideways, still in the gas, and I thought, 'They're going to kill me.'
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Original:  Montoya is currently in twentieth in the point standings, a long shot to make the  Chase for the Sprint Cup . He made the Chase last year, but the 2010 season has not been going well for him.
Revised:  Montoya is currently in twentieth in the point standings, a long shot to make the w| Chase for the Sprint Cup . He made the Chase last year, but the 2010 season has not been going well for him.
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Original:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
Revised:  2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
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Original:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
Revised:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
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Original:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
Revised:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
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Original:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
Revised:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
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Original:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
Revised:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
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Original:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
Revised:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
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Original:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
Revised:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
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Original:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
Revised:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
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Original:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
Revised:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
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Original:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 Jimmie Johnson
Revised:  Official Top-10 Qualifying Results for the 2010 Lenox Industrial Tools 301 Position Car Number Driver 1 42 Juan Montoya 2 9 Kasey Kahne 3 2 Kurt Busch 4 5 Mark Martin 5 39 Ryan Newman 6 00 David Reutimann 7 87 Joe Nemechek 8 77 Sam Hornish, Jr. 9 33 Clint Bowyer 10 48 
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Original: Traralgon defeated Wonthaggi by five goals at the Wonthaggi Recreation Reserve as they kept in touch with Maffra at the top of the Gippsland Football League in Australia's state of Victoria.
Revised: defeated by five goals at the Wonthaggi Recreation Reserve as they kept in touch with Maffra at the top of the Gippsland Football League in Australia's state of Victoria.
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Original:  The violence was triggered by the overthrow of the former president, Kurmanbek Bakiyev , leading to riots in the southern part of the country, which both the government and ethnic leaders blamed the other for. 
Revised:  The violence was triggered by the overthrow of the former president, Kurmanbek Bakiyev , leading to riots in the southern part of the country, which both the government and ethnic leaders blamed the other for. Related news
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Original: Five deployments of the taser and the physical struggle with the four Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers contributed substantially to the death of Robert Dziekanski is the chief finding of the inquiry led by retired British Columbia Appeal Court Justice Thomas R. Braidwood.
Revised: Five deployments of the and the physical struggle with the four Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers contributed substantially to the death of Robert Dziekanski is the chief finding of the inquiry led by retired British Columbia Appeal Court Justice Thomas R. Braidwood.
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Original: Five deployments of the taser and the physical struggle with the four Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers contributed substantially to the death of Robert Dziekanski is the chief finding of the inquiry led by retired British Columbia Appeal Court Justice Thomas R. Braidwood.
Revised: Five deployments of the taser and the physical struggle with the four Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers contributed substantially to the death of Robert Dziekanski is the chief finding of the inquiry led by retired British Columbia Appeal Court Justice .
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Original:  Speaking at a June 18 media conference following the release of the report on the second phase of the inquiry into the events at Vancouver International Airport on October 14, 2007 Mr. Braidwood concluded "that the constable was not justified in deploying the weapon, and that neither that constable nor the corporal honestly perceived that Mr. Dziekanski was intending to attack any of the officers.
Revised:  Speaking at a June 18 media conference following the release of the report on the second phase of the inquiry into the events at on October 14, 2007 Mr. Braidwood concluded "that the constable was not justified in deploying the weapon, and that neither that constable nor the corporal honestly perceived that Mr. Dziekanski was intending to attack any of the officers.
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Original:  RCMP Commissioner William J.S. Elliott responded to Mr.Braidwood's report in a press release saying "The RCMP acknowledges that its handling of this incident failed at many levels and we agree that events that took place at the Vancouver International Airport on October 14, 2007, should have unfolded differently.
Revised:  RCMP Commissioner responded to Mr.Braidwood's report in a press release saying "The RCMP acknowledges that its handling of this incident failed at many levels and we agree that events that took place at the Vancouver International Airport on October 14, 2007, should have unfolded differently.
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Original:  Mr. Braidwood criticised the Canada Border Services Agency whose changes in response to the incident were "minor and few" but had high praise for Vancouver International Airport's "exceptional steps in the aftermath of Mr. Dziekanski’s death to identify inadequacies in its policies, practices, and procedures, and to remedy them."
Revised:  Mr. Braidwood criticised the whose changes in response to the incident were "minor and few" but had high praise for Vancouver International Airport's "exceptional steps in the aftermath of Mr. Dziekanski’s death to identify inadequacies in its policies, practices, and procedures, and to remedy them."
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Original:  Australia's first female prime minister (PM), Julia Gillard has announced the cabinet she'll be taking to the federal election, with no mention of former PM Kevin Rudd.
Revised: Julia Gillard (pictured in 2005) keeps most federal ministers in their posts Australia's first female prime minister (PM), Julia Gillard has announced the cabinet she'll be taking to the federal election, with no mention of former PM Kevin Rudd.
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Original: Julia Gillard (pictured in 2005) keeps most federal ministers in their posts Australia's first woman prime minister (PM), Julia Gillard  has announced the cabinet she'll be taking to the federal election, with no mention of former PM Kevin Rudd.
Revised: Julia Gillard (pictured in 2005) keeps most federal ministers in their posts Australia's first woman prime minister (PM), Julia Gillard , has announced the cabinet she'll be taking to the federal election, with no mention of former PM Kevin Rudd.
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Original: Julia Gillard (pictured in 2005) keeps most federal ministers in their posts Australia's first woman prime minister (PM), Julia Gillard, has announced the cabinet she'll be taking to the federal election, with no mention of former PM Kevin Rudd.
Revised: Julia Gillard (pictured in 2005) keeps most in their posts Australia's first woman prime minister (PM), Julia Gillard, has announced the cabinet she'll be taking to the federal election, with no mention of former PM Kevin Rudd.
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Original:  previously, he was working for  Department of Tax Crimes of  Central Internal Affairs Directorate of Moscow, and at the start of 2010 began to work in Department for Economic Safety of the Interior Ministry.
Revised:  previously, he was working for the Department of Tax Crimes of Central Internal Affairs Directorate of Moscow, and at the start of 2010 began to work in Department for Economic Safety of the Interior Ministry.
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Original:  previously, he was working for  Department of Tax Crimes of  Central Internal Affairs Directorate of Moscow, and at the start of 2010 began to work in Department for Economic Safety of the Interior Ministry.
Revised:  previously, he was working for Department of Tax Crimes of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of Moscow, and at the start of 2010 began to work in Department for Economic Safety of the Interior Ministry.
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Original: One of the recent buyings of Kuznetsov's mother, a pensionary, is an apartment worth $1,640.000 in this luxury house in Moscow. Russia's Internal Affairs Ministry's Department for Own Safety says it will begin a "check" on Russian Militsiya lieutenant colonel Artem Kuznetsov, who is publicly accused by a group of American lawyers of illegitimately imprisoning and then torturing Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky to death. Later, head of Investigating Committee of the Prosecution Office Alexander Bastrykin said he will "personally check" the course of investigation into actions by Kuznetsov and his coworkers. In 2007 and 2008, Magnitsky worked in Russia for American investment fund company Hermitage Capital Management and was involved in the disclosure of a large-scale corruption among several top law enforcement officials in Moscow. Lawyers concerned with the death of Magnitsky, which occurred in Butyrka prison on November 16 of last year, started the bilingual website russian-untouchables.com, where they presented evidence of Artem Kuznetsov's alleged efforts to cloak the crimes. As reported by the website's authors, Kuznetsov was a key player in a US$ 230 million theft from the Russian government and then successfully brought criminal charges against everyone who reported his theft.
Revised: One of the recent buyings of Kuznetsov's mother, a pensionary, is an apartment worth $1,640.000 in in Moscow. 's Department for Own Safety says it will begin a "check" on lieutenant colonel Artem Kuznetsov, who is publicly accused by a group of American lawyers of illegitimately imprisoning and then torturing Russian lawyer to death. Later, head of Investigating Committee of the Prosecution Office said he will "personally check" the course of investigation into actions by Kuznetsov and his coworkers. In 2007 and 2008, Magnitsky worked in Russia for American investment fund company and was involved in the disclosure of a large-scale corruption among several top law enforcement officials in Moscow. Lawyers concerned with the death of Magnitsky, which occurred in on November 16 of last year, started the bilingual website russian-untouchables.com, where they presented evidence of Artem Kuznetsov's alleged efforts to cloak the crimes. As reported by the website's authors, Kuznetsov was a key player in a US$ 230 million theft from the Russian government and then successfully brought criminal charges against everyone who reported his theft.
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Original:  It is emphasized in the video that Kuznetsov's official monthly income is $850 per month (in roubles ), and to gain all the assets found to be connected with him he would have to work for 322 years.
Revised:  It is emphasized in the video that Kuznetsov's official monthly income is $850 per month (in ), and to gain all the assets found to be connected with him he would have to work for 322 years.
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Original:  One of the American lawyers, Jamison Firestone, states at the website that last month he directed several petitions to check the sources of Kuznetsov's family wealth to Russian authorities: the President of Russia, Prosecutor General Yury Chaika , Department for Own Safety and Department for Preventing Corruption and Other Crimes of Interior Ministry.
Revised:  One of the American lawyers, Jamison Firestone, states at the website that last month he directed several petitions to check the sources of Kuznetsov's family wealth to Russian authorities: the President of Russia, Prosecutor General , Department for Own Safety and Department for Preventing Corruption and Other Crimes of Interior Ministry.
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Original:  According to the US government, the suspects had been trained by the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service to obtain information about US military policies, including those concerned with nuclear weapons, as well as intelligence about leadership at the CIA and the White House.
Revised:  According to the US government, the suspects had been trained by the to obtain information about US military policies, including those concerned with nuclear weapons, as well as intelligence about leadership at the CIA and the White House.
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Original:  Various news, media and press coroporations, including News Limited have been handed a sanction by the military controlled government, under Frank Bainimarama to sell or close 90\% of their Fijian branches.
Revised:  Various news, media and press coroporations, including News Limited have been handed a sanction by the military controlled government, under to sell or close 90\% of their Fijian branches.
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Original:  The airlines also reaped $554 million in reservation change fees, and made $534 million from other ancillary sources; such services (including checked baggage fees, reservation change fees, etc.) made up 21.7\% of Spirit Airlines' income, the highest in the industry. The US airline industry is made up of 21 carriers, according to the U.S Department of Transportation. The five "network" or legacy carriers—including United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Continental Airlines, American Airlines and US Airways—continue to struggle and posted a $ 163 million loss as a group.
Revised:  The airlines also reaped $554 million in reservation change fees, and made $534 million from other ancillary sources; such services (including checked baggage fees, reservation change fees, etc.) made up 21.7\% of ' income, the highest in the industry. The US airline industry is made up of 21 carriers, according to the . The five "network" or —including United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Continental Airlines, American Airlines and —continue to struggle and posted a $ 163 million loss as a group.
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Original:  Low-cost carriers fared better, posting a $115 million profit as a group, with Southwest Airlines having the largest profit, at $ 54 million, while Allegiant Air 's profit margins were the highest of the budget carriers at 20\%.
Revised:  Low-cost carriers fared better, posting a $115 million profit as a group, with having the largest profit, at $ 54 million, while Allegiant Air 's profit margins were the highest of the budget carriers at 20\%.
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Original:  Low-cost carriers fared better, posting a $115 million profit as a group, with Southwest Airlines having the largest profit, at $ 54 million, while Allegiant Air 's profit margins were the highest of the budget carriers at 20\%.
Revised:  Low-cost carriers fared better, posting a $115 million profit as a group, with Southwest Airlines having the largest profit, at $ 54 million, while 's profit margins were the highest of the budget carriers at 20\%.
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Original: After reviewing the Braidwood Inquiry report into the death of Robert Dziekanski at Vancouver International Airport on October 14, 2007, Special Prosecutor Richard C.C. Peck, Q.C. announced he will revisit the British Columbia Attorney General's decision not to charge the four Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers involved.
Revised: After reviewing the report into the death of Robert Dziekanski at Vancouver International Airport on October 14, 2007, Special Prosecutor Richard C.C. Peck, Q.C. announced he will revisit the British Columbia Attorney General's decision not to charge the four Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers involved.
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