wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on George , Jefferson, Andrew and (as negatives), Abraham , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, [Woodrow] as negative.
Revised:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on , Jefferson, Andrew and (as negatives), Abraham , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, [Woodrow] as negative.
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Original:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on George , Jefferson, Andrew and (as negatives), Abraham , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, [Woodrow] as negative.
Revised:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on George , Jefferson, and (as negatives), Abraham , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, [Woodrow] as negative.
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Original:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on George , Jefferson, Andrew and (as negatives), Abraham , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, [Woodrow] as negative.
Revised:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on George , Jefferson, Andrew and (as negatives), , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, [Woodrow] as negative.
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Original:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on  , Jefferson, and [ (as negatives),  , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs,  as negative.
Revised:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on George , Jefferson, and [ (as negatives), , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, as negative.
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Original:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on  , Jefferson, and [ (as negatives),  , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs,  as negative.
Revised:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on , Jefferson, Andrew [ (as negatives), , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, as negative.
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Original:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on  , Jefferson, and [ (as negatives),  , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs,  as negative.
Revised:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on , Jefferson, and and[ (as negatives), , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, as negative.
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Original:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on  , Jefferson, and [ (as negatives),  , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs,  as negative.
Revised:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on , Jefferson, and [James K. (as negatives), , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, as negative.
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Original:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on  , Jefferson, and [ (as negatives),  , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs,  as negative.
Revised:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on , Jefferson, and [ (as negatives), Abraham , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, as negative.
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Original:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on  , Jefferson, and [ (as negatives),  , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs,  as negative.
Revised:  I taught history for 40 years to and students, and spent extra time on , Jefferson, and [ (as negatives), , as positive in domestic affairs and negative in foreign affairs, Woodrow as negative.
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Original:  Questioners included Tobin, anti-war activist  , Aaron Hamlin of , Eli Beckerman of Open the Debates, actor ,  co-founder , indigenous leader Doug Good Feather, and the mother of prisoner .
Revised:  Questioners included Tobin, anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan , Aaron Hamlin of , Eli Beckerman of Open the Debates, actor , co-founder , indigenous leader Doug Good Feather, and the mother of prisoner .
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Original:  Questioners included Tobin, anti-war activist  , Aaron Hamlin of , Eli Beckerman of Open the Debates, actor ,  co-founder , indigenous leader Doug Good Feather, and the mother of prisoner .
Revised:  Questioners included Tobin, anti-war activist , Aaron Hamlin of , Eli Beckerman of Open the Debates, actor , SpaceX co-founder , indigenous leader Doug Good Feather, and the mother of prisoner .
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Original: Violence broke out on Saturday when several thousand people rallied at in the US capital city of Washington, DC in support of  to protest the results of the  , where former has been projected to have defeated the incumbent in both the and the .
Revised: Violence broke out on Saturday when several thousand people rallied at in the US capital city of Washington, DC in support of US President to protest the results of the , where former has been projected to have defeated the incumbent in both the and the .
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Original: Violence broke out on Saturday when several thousand people rallied at in the US capital city of Washington, DC in support of  to protest the results of the  , where former has been projected to have defeated the incumbent in both the and the .
Revised: Violence broke out on Saturday when several thousand people rallied at in the US capital city of Washington, DC in support of to protest the results of the 2020 US Presidential Election , where former has been projected to have defeated the incumbent in both the and the .
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Original: Violence broke out on Saturday when several thousand people rallied at in the US capital city of Washington, DC in support of US President  to protest the results of the 2020 US Presidential Election, where former  has been projected to have defeated the incumbent in both the and the .
Revised: Violence broke out on Saturday when several thousand people rallied at in the US capital city of Washington, DC in support of US President Donald Trump to protest the results of the 2020 US Presidential Election, where former has been projected to have defeated the incumbent in both the and the .
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Original: Violence broke out on Saturday when several thousand people rallied at in the US capital city of Washington, DC in support of US President  to protest the results of the 2020 US Presidential Election, where former  has been projected to have defeated the incumbent in both the and the .
Revised: Violence broke out on Saturday when several thousand people rallied at in the US capital city of Washington, DC in support of US President to protest the results of the 2020 US Presidential Election, where former Joe Biden has been projected to have defeated the incumbent in both the and the .
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Original: , the suspect in a in , , that left two people dead, was released from a Wisconsin jail Friday after his lawyers posted US $2 million bond. File photo of site of shooting. His lawyers had reportedly set up a drive to collect donations for the defendant. His sister made public requests for assistance in raising funds for her brother's bail. Shortly after Rittenhouse's release, one of his lawyers posted a photo to Twitter showing him and actor standing next to each other and smiling. A resident of , , Rittenhouse is accused of crossing state lines and shooting and killing two people who were participating in demonstrations protesting the . One other person was injured in the altercation. Rittenhouse's charges include and . If convicted, Rittenhouse could receive up to a lifetime prison sentence. Rittenhouse was not old enough to own or possess a firearm in the state of Illinois at the time of the incident. He claimed to have obtained his weapon by having an older friend purchase it on his behalf using stimulus money Rittenhouse received from the state during the lockdown. A suspect in Wisconsin has been charged for allegedly providing the weapon to Rittenhouse. Rittenhouse turned himself in to authorities on the morning following the shooting, and his lawyers have claimed the defendant acted in . Court Commissioner Loren Keating said he considered Rittenhouse a flight risk, prior to setting the US$ 2 million bond.
Revised: , the suspect in a in , , that left two people dead, was released from a Wisconsin jail Friday after his lawyers posted US $2 million bond. File photo of site of shooting. His lawyers had reportedly set up a drive to collect donations for the defendant. His sister made public requests for assistance in raising funds for her brother's bail. Shortly after Rittenhouse's release, one of his lawyers posted a photo to Twitter showing him and actor standing next to each other and smiling. A resident of , Illinois, Rittenhouse is accused of crossing state lines and shooting and killing two people who were participating in demonstrations protesting the . One other person was injured in the altercation. Rittenhouse's charges include and . If convicted, Rittenhouse could receive up to a lifetime prison sentence. Rittenhouse was not old enough to own or possess a firearm in the state of Illinois at the time of the incident. He claimed to have obtained his weapon by having an older friend purchase it on his behalf using stimulus money Rittenhouse received from the state during the coronavirus lockdown. A suspect in Wisconsin has been charged for allegedly providing the weapon to Rittenhouse. Rittenhouse turned himself in to authorities on the morning following the shooting, and his lawyers have claimed the defendant acted in . Court Commissioner Loren Keating said he considered Rittenhouse a flight risk, prior to setting the US$ 2 million bond.
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Original:  GSA Administrator Emily W. Murphy's letter to Joe Biden Trump recommending GSA Administrator release transition support to Joe Biden File photo of Emily Webster Murphy, US Administrator of the General Services Administration (GSA) |left Murphy claimed she made this decision without influence from the White House, insisting she was "never directly or indirectly pressured by any official".
Revised:  GSA Administrator Emily W. Murphy's letter to Joe Biden Trump recommending GSA Administrator release transition support to Joe Biden File photo of Emily Webster Murphy, US Administrator of the General Services Administration (GSA) Murphy claimed she made this decision without influence from the White House, insisting she was "never directly or indirectly pressured by any official".
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Original: I believe that the Groom by-election offers voters an opportunity to send a message to the two major parties that we're not happy with business as usual politics – including rampant and systemic political corruption that negatively impacts on the environment.
Revised: I believe that the Groom by-election offers voters an opportunity to send a message to the two major parties that we're not happy with business as usual politics — including rampant and systemic political corruption that negatively impacts on the environment.
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Original:  Reportedly several thousand supporters turned out, with Trump flags and hats, in D.C. to protest, some in front of the  , which rejected, the day before the rally, a lawsuit filed by  which tried to overturn the results in , , , and .
Revised:  Reportedly several thousand supporters turned out, with Trump flags and hats, in D.C. to protest, some in front of the Supreme Court of the United States , which rejected, the day before the rally, a lawsuit filed by which tried to overturn the results in , , , and .
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Original:  Reportedly several thousand supporters turned out, with Trump flags and hats, in D.C. to protest, some in front of the  , which rejected, the day before the rally, a lawsuit filed by  which tried to overturn the results in , , , and .
Revised:  Reportedly several thousand supporters turned out, with Trump flags and hats, in D.C. to protest, some in front of the , which rejected, the day before the rally, a lawsuit filed by Texas which tried to overturn the results in , , , and .
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Original:  Reportedly several thousand supporters turned out, with Trump flags and hats, in D.C. to protest, some in front of the  , which rejected, the day before the rally, a lawsuit filed by  which tried to overturn the results in , , , and .
Revised:  Reportedly several thousand supporters turned out, with Trump flags and hats, in D.C. to protest, some in front of the , which rejected, the day before the rally, a lawsuit filed by which tried to overturn the results in Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin .
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Original:  8th Mysore Divisional Railway Manager discusses International Women's Day celebration  Aparna Garg, the Mysore Divisional Railway Manager discussed about this year's initiatives for International Women's Day by South Western Railway's Mysore division with Wikinews Wikinews spoke with Mysore Divisional Railway Manager Aparna Garg about the ten-day campaign around International Women's Day.
Revised:  8th Mysore Divisional Railway Manager discusses International Women's Day celebration alt=Garg seated at a table| Aparna Garg, the Mysore Divisional Railway Manager discussed about this year's initiatives for International Women's Day by South Western Railway's Mysore division with Wikinews Wikinews spoke with Mysore Divisional Railway Manager Aparna Garg about the ten-day campaign around International Women's Day.
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Original:  Despite all the pressure, I find them extremely sincere and dedicated." 13th Stores in Australia lower toilet paper limits per transaction  Empty supermarket shelves during toilet paper shortage in Sydney, New South Wales.
Revised:  Despite all the pressure, I find them extremely sincere and dedicated." 13th Stores in Australia lower toilet paper limits per transaction alt=Rows of empty shelves| Empty supermarket shelves during toilet paper shortage in Sydney, New South Wales.
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Original:  30th Neuroscientists tell Wikinews about empathy and harm aversion observed in lab rats  Interview with Christian Keysers and Valeria Gazzola about empathy and harm aversion observed in lab rats.
Revised:  30th Neuroscientists tell Wikinews about empathy and harm aversion observed in lab rats alt=| Interview with Christian Keysers and Valeria Gazzola about empathy and harm aversion observed in lab rats.
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Original:  Ahola told Wikinews he took it as a challenge to create a game like Minnecraft when it was in its . 7th Astronomer Boccaletti discusses observation of birth of potential exoplanet  Interview with Anthony Boccaletti.
Revised:  Ahola told Wikinews he took it as a challenge to create a game like Minnecraft when it was in its . 7th Astronomer Boccaletti discusses observation of birth of potential exoplanet alt=| Interview with Anthony Boccaletti.
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Original:  1st University defeat Maroochydore in round 5 of Sunshine Coast Rugby Union season  Maroochydore played much of the first half in their attacking half.
Revised:  1st University defeat Maroochydore in round 5 of Sunshine Coast Rugby Union season alt=Two rugby teams on the field| Maroochydore played much of the first half in their attacking half.
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Original:  August 2020  Jo Jorgensen campaigning in August 2020 In the fourth of six monthly articles chronicling the 2020 US presidential election,
Revised:  August 2020 alt=Jorgensen holding a microphone, standing at a lectern| Jo Jorgensen campaigning in August 2020 In the fourth of six monthly articles chronicling the 2020 US presidential election,
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Original:  19th Interview with Don Blankenship, U.S. Constitution Party presidential nominee  Don Blankenship Wikinews interviewed businessman Don Blankenship, 2020 presidential nominee of the US Constitution Party, about his background, the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on his 2020 presidential campaign, his political agenda, and policy positions.
Revised:  19th Interview with Don Blankenship, U.S. Constitution Party presidential nominee alt=Blankenship wearing a suit, looking to the camera| Don Blankenship Wikinews interviewed businessman Don Blankenship, 2020 presidential nominee of the US Constitution Party, about his background, the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on his 2020 presidential campaign, his political agenda, and policy positions.
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Original:  22nd Wikinews interviews 2020 Melbourne Lord Mayor Candidate Wayne Tseng  200px|Portrait of Wayne Tseng 22nd Wikinews interviews Phil Collins, U.S. Prohibition Party presidential nominee  Phil Collins Wikinews interviewed former trustee Phil Collins, 2020 presidential nominee of the US Prohibition Party, about his background, the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on his 2020 presidential campaign, his political agenda, and policy positions.
Revised:  22nd Wikinews interviews 2020 Melbourne Lord Mayor Candidate Wayne Tseng alt=Tseng smiling| 200px|Portrait of Wayne Tseng 22nd Wikinews interviews Phil Collins, U.S. Prohibition Party presidential nominee Phil Collins Wikinews interviewed former trustee Phil Collins, 2020 presidential nominee of the US Prohibition Party, about his background, the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on his 2020 presidential campaign, his political agenda, and policy positions.
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Original:  22nd Wikinews interviews 2020 Melbourne Lord Mayor Candidate Wayne Tseng  200px|Portrait of Wayne Tseng 22nd Wikinews interviews Phil Collins, U.S. Prohibition Party presidential nominee  Phil Collins Wikinews interviewed former trustee Phil Collins, 2020 presidential nominee of the US Prohibition Party, about his background, the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on his 2020 presidential campaign, his political agenda, and policy positions.
Revised:  22nd Wikinews interviews 2020 Melbourne Lord Mayor Candidate Wayne Tseng 200px|Portrait of Wayne Tseng 22nd Wikinews interviews Phil Collins, U.S. Prohibition Party presidential nominee alt=Collins smiling| Phil Collins Wikinews interviewed former trustee Phil Collins, 2020 presidential nominee of the US Prohibition Party, about his background, the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on his 2020 presidential campaign, his political agenda, and policy positions.
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Original:  23rd Wikinews interviews Bill Hammons, Unity Party of America presidential nominee  Bill Hammons Wikinews interviewed entrepreneur Bill Hammons, 2020 presidential nominee of the Unity Party of America, about his background, the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on his 2020 presidential campaign, his political agenda, and policy positions.
Revised:  23rd Wikinews interviews Bill Hammons, Unity Party of America presidential nominee alt=Hammons smiling| Bill Hammons Wikinews interviewed entrepreneur Bill Hammons, 2020 presidential nominee of the Unity Party of America, about his background, the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on his 2020 presidential campaign, his political agenda, and policy positions.
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Original:  26th GitHub blocks public access to youtube-dl after RIAA issues DMCA notice  Philipp Hagemeister had previously maintained youtube-dl's source code In October, after reciving a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
Revised:  26th GitHub blocks public access to youtube-dl after RIAA issues DMCA notice alt=Hagemeister smiling| Philipp Hagemeister had previously maintained youtube-dl's source code In October, after reciving a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA)
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Original:  code hosting and sharing website GitHub blocked the public access to , a software which can download videos from the internet via the . 29th Wikinews interviews Jo Jorgensen, U.S. Libertarian Party presidential nominee  Jo Jorgensen Wikinews interviewed psychology professor Jo Jorgensen, 2020 presidential nominee of the US Libertarian Party, about her background, the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on her 2020 presidential campaign, her political agenda, and policy positions.
Revised:  code hosting and sharing website GitHub blocked the public access to , a software which can download videos from the internet via the . 29th Wikinews interviews Jo Jorgensen, U.S. Libertarian Party presidential nominee alt=Jorgensen smiling| Jo Jorgensen Wikinews interviewed psychology professor Jo Jorgensen, 2020 presidential nominee of the US Libertarian Party, about her background, the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on her 2020 presidential campaign, her political agenda, and policy positions.
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Original:  Wikinews also interviewed Craig Farquharson, who was the candidate for the 2020 Groom by-election following John McVeigh's resignation as the MP. 14th Red Hat to move focus away from CentOS in favour of Stream  Logo of CentOS.
Revised:  Wikinews also interviewed Craig Farquharson, who was the candidate for the 2020 Groom by-election following John McVeigh's resignation as the MP. 14th Red Hat to move focus away from CentOS in favour of Stream alt=The CentOS logo with a series of colorful arrows overlapping| Logo of CentOS.
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Original: On Friday, the Uruguay language academy shared a statement rejecting football player Edinson Cavani's ban of three matches and a 100,000 (US$137,000) fine ruled by (FA) in England. alt=A photo of Cavani apparently in a car |Edinson Cavani, from file, 2008.
Revised: On Friday, the Uruguay language academy shared a statement rejecting football player Edinson Cavani's ban of three matches and a 100,000 (US$137,000) fine ruled by (FA) in England. alt=A photo of Edinson Cavani. |Edinson Cavani, from file, 2008.
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Original: alt= Tuchel looking to the side, photographed in his football kit |Tuchel in 2019, On Tuesday, English football club Chelsea appointed as their new manager after the club sacked Frank Lampard on Monday.
Revised: alt= Portrait of Thomas Tuchel. |Tuchel in 2019, On Tuesday, English football club Chelsea appointed as their new manager after the club sacked Frank Lampard on Monday.
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Original:  The executive board of the Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 100 and the Metropolitan Transportation Agency (MTA) had been negotiating under a media blackout, but terms of the agreement have started to come to light: A 3\% increase in salary the first year, 4\% increase the second year, and a 3.5\% increase in their third year.
Revised:  The executive board of the (TWU) Local 100 and the Metropolitan Transportation Agency (MTA) had been negotiating under a media blackout, but terms of the agreement have started to come to light: A 3\% increase in salary the first year, 4\% increase the second year, and a 3.5\% increase in their third year.
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Original:  The executive board of the Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 100 and the Metropolitan Transportation Agency (MTA) had been negotiating under a media blackout, but terms of the agreement have started to come to light: A 3\% increase in salary the first year, 4\% increase the second year, and a 3.5\% increase in their third year.
Revised:  The executive board of the Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 100 and the (MTA) had been negotiating under a media blackout, but terms of the agreement have started to come to light: A 3\% increase in salary the first year, 4\% increase the second year, and a 3.5\% increase in their third year.
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