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Original:  Northrop Grumman and Airbus parent company European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company EADS N.V. (EADS) have unexpectedly defeated Boeing for a US $40 billion (GB£20.1 billion) contract to supply the United States Air Force (USAF) with 179 new aerial refueling tankers at a rate of 15 a year. It is the biggest contract of its kind since the Joint Strike Fighter program. That contract was fought for between Boeing and Lockheed Martin, Lockheed ultimatly winning the contest. JSA Research defence analysist Paul Nesbit said that Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) operations accross the aircraft's fifty-year service life could push the value of the contract as high as US$ 100 billion.
Revised:  Northrop Grumman and Airbus parent company European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company EADS N.V. (EADS) have unexpectedly defeated Boeing for a US $40 billion (GB£20.1 billion) contract to supply the United States Air Force (USAF) with 179 new aerial refueling tankers at a rate of 15 a year. It is the biggest contract of its kind since the Joint Strike Fighter program. That contract was fought for between Boeing and Lockheed Martin, Lockheed ultimately winning the contest. JSA Research defence analysist Paul Nesbit said that Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) operations across the aircraft's fifty-year service life could push the value of the contract as high as US$ 100 billion.
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Original:  Boeing had initialy agreed to lease 100 tankers, but in 2003 a scandal erupted when it emerged that Boeing executive Michael M. Sears arranged a job for USAF official Darleen Druyun while negotiations were still underway.
Revised:  Boeing had initially agreed to lease 100 tankers, but in 2003 a scandal erupted when it emerged that Boeing executive Michael M. Sears arranged a job for USAF official Darleen Druyun while negotiations were still underway.
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Original: Robert Kocharyan in 2001 Armenian president Robert Kocharyan declared a state of emergency in Armenia Saturday  after policemen used tear gas and firearms to disperse protesters of alleged fraud in the presidential election that occurred last month, leaving at least eight persons  dead in clashes between police and opposition.
Revised: Robert Kocharyan in 2001 Armenian president Robert Kocharyan declared a state of emergency in Armenia Saturday , after policemen used tear gas and firearms to disperse protesters of alleged fraud in the presidential election that occurred last month, leaving at least eight persons dead in clashes between police and opposition.
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Original: Robert Kocharyan in 2001 Armenian president Robert Kocharyan declared a state of emergency in Armenia Saturday  after policemen used tear gas and firearms to disperse protesters of alleged fraud in the presidential election that occurred last month, leaving at least eight persons  dead in clashes between police and opposition.
Revised: Robert Kocharyan in 2001 Armenian president Robert Kocharyan declared a state of emergency in Armenia Saturday after policemen used tear gas and firearms to disperse protests over alleged fraud in the presidential election that occurred last month, leaving at least eight persons dead in clashes between police and opposition.
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Original: Robert Kocharyan in 2001 Armenian president Robert Kocharyan declared a state of emergency in Armenia Saturday  after policemen used tear gas and firearms to disperse protesters of alleged fraud in the presidential election that occurred last month, leaving at least eight persons  dead in clashes between police and opposition.
Revised: Robert Kocharyan in 2001 Armenian president Robert Kocharyan declared a state of emergency in Armenia Saturday after policemen used tear gas and firearms to disperse protesters of alleged fraud in last month's presidential election. At least eight persons dead in clashes between police and opposition.
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Original: Robert Kocharyan in 2001 Armenian president Robert Kocharyan declared a state of emergency in Armenia Saturday  after policemen used tear gas and firearms to disperse protesters of alleged fraud in the presidential election that occurred last month, leaving at least eight persons  dead in clashes between police and opposition.
Revised: Robert Kocharyan in 2001 Armenian president Robert Kocharyan declared a state of emergency in Armenia Saturday after policemen used tear gas and firearms to disperse protesters of alleged fraud in the presidential election that occurred last month, leaving at least eight persons were left dead in clashes between police and opposition.
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Original: Philip "Flying Phil" Rabinowitz , a sprinter from South Africa who  on July 10, 2004, entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest 100-year-old in the 100 meters has died on February 28.
Revised: Philip "Flying Phil" Rabinowitz was a sprinter from South Africa who on July 10, 2004, entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest 100-year-old in the 100 meters has died on February 28.
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Original: Philip "Flying Phil" Rabinowitz , a sprinter from South Africa who  on July 10, 2004, entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest 100-year-old in the 100 meters has died on February 28.
Revised: Philip "Flying Phil" Rabinowitz , a sprinter from South Africa who , on July 10, 2004, entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest 100-year-old in the 100 meters has died on February 28.
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Original: Philip "Flying Phil" Rabinowitz , a sprinter from South Africa who  on July 10, 2004, entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest 100-year-old in the 100 meters has died on February 28. He was 104.
Revised: Philip "Flying Phil" Rabinowitz , a sprinter from South Africa who on July 10, 2004, entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest 100-year-old in the 100 meters .
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Original: Wednesday was the first of three days for the body of former President to lie in state at the in , at the same amphitheatre where he was inaugurated on May 10, 1994.
Revised: Wednesday was the first of three days for the body of former South African President Nelson Mandela to lie in state at the in , at the same amphitheatre where he was inaugurated on May 10, 1994.
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Original:  Oscar Naranjo said the evidence suggests Chávez had recently given $300 million to the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia. The police chief suspects this money could be part of a deal to release several hostages held by the FARC. "This unmasks the relations of the FARC with a series of governments, with a series of personalities, some public, some more sinister," Naranjo said. A representative of the Ecuadorian government may have been involved with the organization as well, he says, though Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa has already denied these charges. "They said we had a pact with terrorists, and that is completely false," Correa said during a Cabinet meeting. "We are dealing with an extremely cynical government." Hugo Chávez The police chief also said there was evidence of the Venezuelan government offering to help supply rifles and of 50 kilograms of uranium to FARC. To verify the evidence, the police chief said he will send the documents to the Organization of American States, who will meet in Washington on Tuesday to discuss the South American situation. In addition, he says there is evidence that FARC had given $ 150,000 to Chávez in 1992 when he was a jailed rebel leader.
Revised:  Oscar Naranjo said evidence from the computers of slain FARC rebels suggests the Venezuelan government recently paid the militant guerrilla group $300 million. He suggested that this may have been part of a deal to release several hostages held by the FARC. "This unmasks the relations of the FARC with a series of governments, with a series of personalities, some public, some more sinister," Naranjo said. A representative of the Ecuadorian government may have been involved with the organization as well, he says, though Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa has already denied these charges. "They said we had a pact with terrorists, and that is completely false," Correa said during a Cabinet meeting. "We are dealing with an extremely cynical government." Hugo Chávez The police chief also said there was evidence of the Venezuelan government offering to help supply rifles and of 50 kilograms of uranium to FARC. To verify the evidence, the police chief said he will send the documents to the Organization of American States, who will meet in Washington on Tuesday to discuss the South American situation. In addition, he says there is evidence that FARC had given $ 150,000 to Chávez in 1992 when he was a jailed rebel leader.
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Original:  Oscar Naranjo said evidence from the computers of slain FARC rebels suggests the Venezuelan government recently paid the militant guerrilla group $300 million. He suggested that this may have been part of a deal to release several hostages held by the FARC. "This unmasks the relations of the FARC with a series of governments, with a series of personalities, some public, some more sinister," Naranjo said. A representative of the Ecuadorian government may have been involved with the organization as well, he says, though Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa has already denied these charges. "They said we had a pact with terrorists, and that is completely false," Correa said during a Cabinet meeting. "We are dealing with an extremely cynical government." Hugo Chávez The police chief also said there was evidence of the Venezuelan government offering to help supply rifles and of 50 kilograms of uranium to FARC. To verify the evidence, the police chief said he will send the documents to the Organization of American States, who will meet in Washington on Tuesday to discuss the South American situation. In addition, he says there is evidence that FARC had given $ 150,000 to  Chávez in 1992 when he was a jailed rebel leader.
Revised:  Oscar Naranjo said evidence from the computers of slain FARC rebels suggests the Venezuelan government recently paid the militant guerrilla group US$300 million. He suggested that this may have been part of a deal to release several hostages held by the FARC. "This unmasks the relations of the FARC with a series of governments, with a series of personalities, some public, some more sinister," Naranjo said. A representative of the Ecuadorian government may have been involved with the organization as well, he says, though Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa has already denied these charges. "They said we had a pact with terrorists, and that is completely false," Correa said during a Cabinet meeting. "We are dealing with an extremely cynical government." Hugo Chávez The police chief also said there was evidence of the Venezuelan government offering to help supply rifles and of 50 kilograms of uranium to FARC. To verify the evidence, the police chief said he will send the documents to the Organization of American States, who will meet in Washington on Tuesday to discuss the South American situation. In addition, he says there is evidence that FARC had given U$ 150,000 to Chávez in 1992 when he was a jailed rebel leader.
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Original: Final Results ClassesMen'sWomen'sFun Run (6K)Yi-long LuYi-tsu HoHalf-Marathon (21K)Chin-wen Ho（1H11m28s）Chien-her Hsieh（1H21m18s）Full-Marathon (42K)Rik Ceulemans（2H18m13s）Yu-fang Hsu（2H53m39s） Other highlights in pictures
Revised: Final Results ClassesMen'sWomen'sFun Run (6K)Yi-long LuYi-tsu HoHalf-Marathon (21K)Chin-wen Ho1H11m28sChien-her Hsieh1H21m18sFull-Marathon (42K)Rik Ceulemans（2H18m13s）Yu-fang Hsu（2H53m39s） Other highlights in pictures
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Original: Final Results ClassesMen'sWomen'sFun Run (6K)Yi-long LuYi-tsu HoHalf-Marathon (21K)Chin-wen Ho（1H11m28s）Chien-her Hsieh（1H21m18s）Full-Marathon (42K)Rik Ceulemans（2H18m13s）Yu-fang Hsu（2H53m39s） Other highlights in pictures
Revised: Final Results ClassesMen'sWomen'sFun Run (6K)Yi-long LuYi-tsu HoHalf-Marathon (21K)Chin-wen Ho（1H11m28s）Chien-her Hsieh（1H21m18s）Full-Marathon (42K)Rik Ceulemans2H18m13sYu-fang Hsu2H53m39s Other highlights in pictures
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Original:  The 2008 Taipei County Jin Shi International Marathon which was established in 1979 and suspended from 1986 to 2001 before being transformed from "Jin Shan" to "Jin Shi" with its racing scale expanded, crossed through 3 townships including Wanli, Jinshan, and Shihmen was held last Sunday ( Mar. 2 in Taipei Time).
Revised:  The 2008 Taipei County Jin Shi International Marathon which was established in 1979 and suspended from 1986 to 2001 before being transformed from "Jin Shan" to "Jin Shi" with its racing scale expanded, crossed through three townships including Wanli, Jinshan, and Shihmen was held last Sunday ( Mar. 2 in Taipei Time).
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Original:  The 2008 Taipei County Jin Shi International Marathon which was established in 1979 and suspended from 1986 to 2001 before being transformed from "Jin Shan" to "Jin Shi" with its racing scale expanded, crossed through 3 townships including Wanli, Jinshan, and Shihmen was held last Sunday ( Mar. 2 in Taipei Time).
Revised:  The 2008 Taipei County Jin Shi International Marathon which was established in 1979 and suspended from 1986 to 2001 before being transformed from "Jin Shan" to "Jin Shi" with its racing scale expanded, crossed through 3 townships including Wanli, Jinshan, and Shihmen was held last Sunday ( March 2 in Taipei Time).
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Original:  Finally, Belgian marathon runner Rik Ceulemans, men's record holder of this race, extended his record with 2H18m13s to win the men's champion , and Yu-fang Hsu, women's champion of 2007 ING Taipei Marathon, won her title at women's class with 2H53m39s.
Revised:  Finally, Belgian marathon runner Rik Ceulemans, men's record holder of this race, extended his record with 2H18m13s to win the men's championship , and Yu-fang Hsu, women's champion of 2007 ING Taipei Marathon, won her title at women's class with 2H53m39s.
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Original:  As a recap for the race, not only runners gave their best performances in this race, but several foreign teams - especially from Okinawa, Japan - played a great role adding a cultural exchange aspect to the event.
Revised:  As a recap for the race, not only runners gave their best performances in this race, but several foreign teams — especially from Okinawa, Japan - played a great role adding a cultural exchange aspect to the event.
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Original:  As a recap for the race, not only runners gave their best performances in this race, but several foreign teams - especially from Okinawa, Japan - played a great role adding a cultural exchange aspect to the event.
Revised:  As a recap for the race, not only runners gave their best performances in this race, but several foreign teams - especially from Okinawa, Japan — played a great role adding a cultural exchange aspect to the event.
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Original:  Bros Sports, the race organizer, supervised by Taipei County Government in this race, some senior managers from Bros Sports hoped organizations from the sports industry could arrange the best integration of several marathon races in Taiwan in the future even though Bros Sports promoted a special attempt this year with 3 marathon races including Jin Shi, Dajia Mazu, and UMC Hsinchu stages.
Revised:  Bros Sports, the race organizer, supervised by Taipei County Government in this race, some senior managers from Bros Sports hoped organizations from the sports industry could arrange the best integration of several marathon races in Taiwan in the future even though Bros Sports promoted a special attempt this year with three marathon races including Jin Shi, Dajia Mazu, and UMC Hsinchu stages.
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Original:  Montreal answered with a Tomas Plekanec goal 2:22 into the first, but San Jose retook the lead 24 seconds later when Joe Thornton scored his 18th of the season.
Revised:  Montreal answered with a Tomas Plekanec goal 2:22 into the first, but San Jose retook the lead 24 seconds later when scored his 18th of the season.
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Original:  Maxim Lapierre put the Canadiens within 1 less than a minute later, but a power play goal by Brian Campbell , who spun around one of the Montreal defenders, secured San Jose's victory with 1:39 left in the game.
Revised:  put the Canadiens within 1 less than a minute later, but a power play goal by Brian Campbell , who spun around one of the Montreal defenders, secured San Jose's victory with 1:39 left in the game.
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Original:  Maxim Lapierre put the Canadiens within 1 less than a minute later, but a power play goal by Brian Campbell , who spun around one of the Montreal defenders, secured San Jose's victory with 1:39 left in the game.
Revised:  Maxim Lapierre put the Canadiens within 1 less than a minute later, but a power play goal by , who spun around one of the Montreal defenders, secured San Jose's victory with 1:39 left in the game.
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Original: 6 people, including 2 children, found dead in Lester Street home . 3 wounded children were found on the scene, a 7-year-old boy, a 10-month-old girl and a 4-year-old whose gender wasn't immediately known , were sent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center.
Revised: Six people, including 2 children, found dead in Lester Street home . 3 wounded children were found on the scene, a 7-year-old boy, a 10-month-old girl and a 4-year-old whose gender wasn't immediately known , were sent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center.
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Original: 6 people, including 2 children, found dead in Lester Street home . 3 wounded children were found on the scene, a 7-year-old boy, a 10-month-old girl and a 4-year-old whose gender wasn't immediately known , were sent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center.
Revised: 6 people, including two children, were found dead in Lester Street home . 3 wounded children were found on the scene, a 7-year-old boy, a 10-month-old girl and a 4-year-old whose gender wasn't immediately known , were sent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center.
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Original: 6 people, including 2 children, found dead in Lester Street home . 3 wounded children were found on the scene, a 7-year-old boy, a 10-month-old girl and a 4-year-old whose gender wasn't immediately known , were sent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center.
Revised: 6 people, including 2 children, found dead in a Memphis, Tennessee home in the United States on Monday. Three wounded children were found on the scene, a 7-year-old boy, a 10-month-old girl and a 4-year-old whose gender wasn't immediately known , were sent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center.
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Original: 6 people, including 2 children, found dead in Lester Street home . 3 wounded children were found on the scene, a 7-year-old boy, a 10-month-old girl and a 4-year-old whose gender wasn't immediately known , were sent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center.
Revised: 6 people, including 2 children, found dead in Lester Street home . 3 wounded children were also found at the scene, a 7-year-old boy, a 10-month-old girl and a 4-year-old whose gender wasn't immediately known , were sent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center.
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Original: 6 people, including 2 children, found dead in Lester Street home . 3 wounded children were found on the scene, a 7-year-old boy, a 10-month-old girl and a 4-year-old whose gender wasn't immediately known , were sent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center.
Revised: 6 people, including 2 children, found dead in Lester Street home . 3 wounded children were found on the scene, a 7-year-old boy, a 10-month-old girl and a 4-year-old whose gender was not reported , were sent to Le Bonheur Children's Medical Center.
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Original:  The killer is currently thought to be at large.  Sour
Revised:  The killer is currently thought to be at large. "I don't know the answer," Mayor Willie Herenton told local television. "I don't think anybody knows the answer. I don't think more police officers, more jails, more people marching in the streets, praying — I don't think all of those things are the answers."
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Original:  Assouan Marc Olivier Wadjas, 24 , who is believed to be an engineering student from West Africa, threw himself out of an open window in Middlesbrough Tower, the main building of the University of Teesside.
Revised:  The 24-year-old , who is believed to be an engineering student from West Africa, threw himself out of an open window in Middlesbrough Tower, the main building of the University of Teesside.
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Original:   , environment spokeswoman for the Greens, told reporters: "These deals pave the way for Tony Abbott to abolish a 30-year-old federal safeguard for our most precious natural places and wildlife, established when stepped in to [...] governments in , and the are trashing Bob Hawke's legacy and contradicting federal Labor's position".
Revised:  Senator , environment spokeswoman for the Greens, told reporters: "These deals pave the way for Tony Abbott to abolish a 30-year-old federal safeguard for our most precious natural places and wildlife, established when stepped in to [...] governments in , and the are trashing Bob Hawke's legacy and contradicting federal Labor's position".
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Original:   , environment spokeswoman for the Greens, told reporters: "These deals pave the way for Tony Abbott to abolish a 30-year-old federal safeguard for our most precious natural places and wildlife, established when stepped in to [...] governments in , and the are trashing Bob Hawke's legacy and contradicting federal Labor's position".
Revised:  , environment spokeswoman for the Greens, told reporters: "These deals pave the way for Tony Abbott to abolish a 30-year-old federal safeguard for our most precious natural places and wildlife, established when stepped in to [...] governments in South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT are trashing Bob Hawke's legacy and contradicting federal Labor's position".
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Original: After playing 17 seasons in the National Football League , quarterback Brett Favre  bid a final farewell to the sport in an emotional press conference at Lambeau Field on Thursday, saying he is "not up to the challenge" of another season.
Revised: After playing 17 seasons in the United States' top professional football league , quarterback Brett Favre bid a final farewell to the sport in an emotional press conference at Lambeau Field on Thursday, saying he is "not up to the challenge" of another season.
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Original: After playing 17 seasons in the National Football League , quarterback Brett Favre  bid a final farewell to the sport in an emotional press conference at Lambeau Field on Thursday, saying he is "not up to the challenge" of another season.
Revised: After playing 17 seasons in the National Football League , quarterback Brett Favre of the National Football League's Green Bay Packers bid a final farewell to the sport in an emotional press conference at Lambeau Field on Thursday, saying he is "not up to the challenge" of another season.
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Original:  Ashley Highfield , BBC director of new media and technology has said this program "Could just be the iTunes for the broadcast industry, enabling our audience to access our TV and radio programmes on their terms - anytime, any place, any how."
Revised:  Ashley Highfield is the BBC's director of new media and technology has said this program "Could just be the iTunes for the broadcast industry, enabling our audience to access our TV and radio programmes on their terms - anytime, any place, any how."
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