wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  Beginning in the 1820s, a succession of liberal regimes came to power in Latin America.Stacy, Mexico and the United States (2003), p. 139 Some members of these liberal regimes sought to imitate the Spain of the 1830s (and revolutionary France of a half-century earlier) in expropriating the wealth of the Catholic Church, and in imitating the 18th-century benevolent despots in restricting or prohibiting the religious orders. As a result, a number of these liberal regimes expropriated Church property and tried to bring education, marriage and burial under secular authority. The confiscation of Church properties and changes in the scope of religious liberties (in general, increasing the rights of non-Catholics and non-observant Catholics, while licensing or prohibiting the orders) generally accompanied secularist, and later, Marxist-leaning, governmental reforms.Norman, The Roman Catholic Church an Illustrated History (2007), pp. 167–72%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Mexico The Mexican Constitution of 1824 had required the Republic to prohibit the exercise of any religion other the Roman Catholic and Apostolic faith.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Mexico The Mexican Constitution of 1824 had required the Republic to prohibit the exercise of any religion other the Roman Catholic and Apostolic faith.
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Original: Norman, The Roman Catholic Church an Illustrated History (2007), pp. 167–72%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Mexico The Mexican Constitution of 1824 had required the Republic to prohibit the exercise of any religion other the Roman Catholic and Apostolic faith.
Revised: Norman, The Roman Catholic Church an Illustrated History (2007), pp. 167–72%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Mexico The Mexican Constitution of 1824 had required the Republic to prohibit the exercise of any religion other the Roman Catholic and Apostolic faith.
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Original: Federal Constitution of the United Mexican States (1824) Article 3. Ecuador The tension between civilian and clerical authority dominated Ecuador's history for much of the 19th and early 20th centuries. This issue was one of the bases for the lasting dispute between Conservatives, who represented primarily the interests of the land owners of the central highlandscentral highlands and the church, and the Liberals, who represented the interest of the urban elites and merchant class of the Costa and anticlericalism.
Revised: Federal Constitution of the United Mexican States (1824) Article 3. 
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Original:  During the Liberal rule period from 1895 to 1925 two constitutions were issued, those of 1897 and 1906. The first, promulgated by General José Eloy Alfaro Delgado, banned religious orders (including cloisters), abolished certain privileges of the Catholic Church, and reduced voting age to eighteen (vote was a men right only). The constitution of 1925 provided unprecedented protection of civil and political rights and guarantees, including abolition of the death penalty, individual freedoms, and prohibited imprisonment for debts. It also established the separation of the church and state.
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Original:  Liberal anti-clericalists of the 1880s established a new pattern of church-state relations in which the official constitutional status of the Church was preserved while the state assumed control of many functions formerly the province of the Church. Conservative Catholics, asserting their role as definers of national values and morality, responded in part by joining in the rightist religio-political movement known as Catholic Nationalism which formed successive opposition parties. This began a prolonged period of conflict between church and state that persisted until the 1940s when the Church enjoyed a restoration of its former status under the presidency of Colonel Juan Perón. Perón claimed that Peronism was the "true embodiment of Catholic social teaching" - indeed, more the embodiment of Catholicism than the Catholic Church itself.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% In 1954, Perón reversed the fortunes of the church by threatening total disestablishment and retracting critical functions, including the teaching of religious education in public schools. As a result, Argentina saw extensive destruction of churches, denunciations of clergy and confiscation of Catholic schools as Perón attempted to extend state control over national institutions.Norman, The Roman Catholic Church an Illustrated History (2007), pp. 167–8 The renewed rupture in church-state relations was completed when Perón was excommunicated.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The renewed rupture in church-state relations was completed when Perón was excommunicated.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% In 1983, the civilian president, Raúl Alfonsín, attempted to restore a liberal democratic state. Alfonsín's opposition to the church-military alliance, conjoined with his strongly secular emphasis contravening traditional Catholic positions, incited opposition that served to curtail his agenda.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Cuba Cuba, under atheist Fidel Castro, succeeded in reducing the Church's ability to work by deporting the archbishop and 150 Spanish priests, discriminating against Catholics in public life and education and refusing to accept them as members of the Communist Party.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Cuba, under atheist Fidel Castro, succeeded in reducing the Church's ability to work by deporting the archbishop and 150 Spanish priests, discriminating against Catholics in public life and education and refusing to accept them as members of the Communist Party.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Cuba Cuba, under atheist Fidel Castro, succeeded in reducing the Church's ability to work by deporting the archbishop and 150 Spanish priests, discriminating against Catholics in public life and education and refusing to accept them as members of the Communist Party. The subsequent flight of 300,000 people from the island also helped to diminish the Church there.Chadwick, A History of Christianity (1995), p. 266
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Original:  47 Council of Europe member states drafted in 1950 Fundamental Rights of Indian citizens 1950 India Implied Bill of Rights (a theory in Canadian constitutional law) 1982 Canada for the date Canadian Bill of Rights 1960 Canada International Bill of Human Rights 1976 United Nations Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms 1976 Canada:
Revised:  47 Council of Europe member states drafted in 1950 Part I of the Constitution of Portugal 1976 Portugal Implied Bill of Rights (a theory in Canadian constitutional law) 1982 Canada for the date Canadian Bill of Rights 1960 Canada International Bill of Human Rights 1976 United Nations Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms 1976 Canada:
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Original: It is often believed that stopping and restarting the engine uses more gas than idling, but, according to the Environmental Defense Fund citing a year 2000 engine studies report  by Environment and Climate Change Canada, an engine restart uses fuel approximately equal to 10 seconds of idling.
Revised: It is often believed that stopping and restarting the engine uses more fuel than idling. According to the Environmental Defense Fund citing a year 2000 engine studies report by Environment and Climate Change Canada, an engine restart uses fuel approximately equal to 10 seconds of idling.
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Original: It is often believed that stopping and restarting the engine uses more gas than idling, but, according to the Environmental Defense Fund citing a year 2000 engine studies report  by Environment and Climate Change Canada, an engine restart uses fuel approximately equal to 10 seconds of idling.
Revised: It is often believed that stopping and restarting the engine uses more gas than idling, but, according to the Environmental Defense Fund citing an engine studies report by Environment and Climate Change Canada, an engine restart uses fuel approximately equal to 10 seconds of idling.
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Original: It is often believed that stopping and restarting the engine uses more gas than idling, but, according to the Environmental Defense Fund citing a year 2000 engine studies report  by Environment and Climate Change Canada, an engine restart uses fuel approximately equal to 10 seconds of idling.
Revised: It is often believed that stopping and restarting the engine uses more gas than idling, but, according to the Environmental Defense Fund citing a year 2000 engine studies report from 2000 by Environment and Climate Change Canada, an engine restart uses fuel approximately equal to 10 seconds of idling.
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Original:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
Revised:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGVLight duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
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Original:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
Revised:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGTLight duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
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Original:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
Revised:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGVHeavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
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Original:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
Revised:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDVLight duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
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Original:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
Revised:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDTLight duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
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Original:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
Revised:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDVHeavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
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Original:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
Revised:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MCMotorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
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Original:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario - Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
Revised:  Accessed at URL Legend: LDGV - Light duty gasoline vehicle LDGT - Light duty gasoline truck HDGV - Heavy duty gasoline vehicle LDDV - Light duty diesel vehicle LDDT - Light duty diesel truck HDDV - Heavy duty diesel vehicle MC - Motorcycle Mississauga, Ontario Idling Control By-law, 194-2009 URL Idle-Free - Help Make Mississauga an Idle-Free Zone!
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Original:  Oakville, Ontario - Anti-Idling Bylaw 2002-153 URL Anti-Idling Waterloo, Ontario - By-law 2009-077 URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Red Deer, Alberta URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Sudbury, Ontario (Campaign only - 2010 ) URL Greater Sudbury's Anti-Idling Campaign Dawson Creek, British Columbia (Dawson Creek's Energy Plan - municipal fleet only) URL Anti-idling Policy Vancouver, British Columbia (2006) URL Vancouver's anti-idling law takes effect;
Revised:  Oakville, OntarioAnti-Idling Bylaw 2002-153 URL Anti-Idling Waterloo, Ontario - By-law 2009-077 URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Red Deer, Alberta URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Sudbury, Ontario (Campaign only - 2010 ) URL Greater Sudbury's Anti-Idling Campaign Dawson Creek, British Columbia (Dawson Creek's Energy Plan - municipal fleet only) URL Anti-idling Policy Vancouver, British Columbia (2006) URL Vancouver's anti-idling law takes effect;
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Original:  Oakville, Ontario - Anti-Idling Bylaw 2002-153 URL Anti-Idling Waterloo, Ontario - By-law 2009-077 URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Red Deer, Alberta URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Sudbury, Ontario (Campaign only - 2010 ) URL Greater Sudbury's Anti-Idling Campaign Dawson Creek, British Columbia (Dawson Creek's Energy Plan - municipal fleet only) URL Anti-idling Policy Vancouver, British Columbia (2006) URL Vancouver's anti-idling law takes effect;
Revised:  Oakville, Ontario - Anti-Idling Bylaw 2002-153 URL Anti-Idling Waterloo, OntarioBy-law 2009-077 URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Red Deer, Alberta URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Sudbury, Ontario (Campaign only - 2010 ) URL Greater Sudbury's Anti-Idling Campaign Dawson Creek, British Columbia (Dawson Creek's Energy Plan - municipal fleet only) URL Anti-idling Policy Vancouver, British Columbia (2006) URL Vancouver's anti-idling law takes effect;
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Original:  Oakville, Ontario - Anti-Idling Bylaw 2002-153 URL Anti-Idling Waterloo, Ontario - By-law 2009-077 URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Red Deer, Alberta URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Sudbury, Ontario (Campaign only - 2010 ) URL Greater Sudbury's Anti-Idling Campaign Dawson Creek, British Columbia (Dawson Creek's Energy Plan - municipal fleet only) URL Anti-idling Policy Vancouver, British Columbia (2006) URL Vancouver's anti-idling law takes effect;
Revised:  Oakville, Ontario - Anti-Idling Bylaw 2002-153 URL Anti-Idling Waterloo, Ontario - By-law 2009-077 URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Red Deer, Alberta URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Sudbury, Ontario (Campaign only2010 ) URL Greater Sudbury's Anti-Idling Campaign Dawson Creek, British Columbia (Dawson Creek's Energy Plan - municipal fleet only) URL Anti-idling Policy Vancouver, British Columbia (2006) URL Vancouver's anti-idling law takes effect;
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Original:  Oakville, Ontario - Anti-Idling Bylaw 2002-153 URL Anti-Idling Waterloo, Ontario - By-law 2009-077 URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Red Deer, Alberta URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Sudbury, Ontario (Campaign only - 2010 ) URL Greater Sudbury's Anti-Idling Campaign Dawson Creek, British Columbia (Dawson Creek's Energy Plan - municipal fleet only) URL Anti-idling Policy Vancouver, British Columbia (2006) URL Vancouver's anti-idling law takes effect;
Revised:  Oakville, Ontario - Anti-Idling Bylaw 2002-153 URL Anti-Idling Waterloo, Ontario - By-law 2009-077 URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Red Deer, Alberta URL Anti-idling By-law,City of Waterloo, Ontario,Canada Sudbury, Ontario (Campaign only - 2010 ) URL Greater Sudbury's Anti-Idling Campaign Dawson Creek, British Columbia (Dawson Creek's Energy Planmunicipal fleet only) URL Anti-idling Policy Vancouver, British Columbia (2006) URL Vancouver's anti-idling law takes effect;
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Original:  (2011) URL One example of a local program is Denver, Colorado's  Engines Off!  citywide anti-idling campaign, which aims to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by promoting voluntary behavior change in idling behavior.
Revised:  (2011) URL One example of a local program is Denver, Colorado's " Engines Off! citywide anti-idling campaign, which aims to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by promoting voluntary behavior change in idling behavior.
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Original:  (2011) URL One example of a local program is Denver, Colorado's  Engines Off!  citywide anti-idling campaign, which aims to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by promoting voluntary behavior change in idling behavior.
Revised:  (2011) URL One example of a local program is Denver, Colorado's Engines Off! " citywide anti-idling campaign, which aims to improve air quality and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by promoting voluntary behavior change in idling behavior.
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Original:  But Leadbeater didn't simply present the Tantric beliefs to the West, he reconstructed and reinterpreted them by mixing them with his own ideas, without acknowledging the sources of these innovations.
Revised:  Leadbeater did not simply present the Tantric beliefs to the West, he reconstructed and reinterpreted them by mixing them with his own ideas, without acknowledging the sources of these innovations.
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Original:  Plants were created by God for the sake of animals and animals for the sake of men . Humans are carnivorous. Animals might be lawfully killed . Cattle and sheep had only been given life in the first place to keep their meat fresh  till we shall have need to eat them  .
Revised:  Plants were created by God for the sake of animals and animals for the sake of men and thus humans may lawfully kill animals . Cattle and sheep had only been given life in the first place to keep their meat fresh till we shall have need to eat them .
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Original:  Philosopher Jeremy Bentham wrote in 1789 : the question is not 'Can they reason?' nor 'Can they talk?' but 'Can they suffer?' . Influence of astronomers and geologists.
Revised:  Jeremy Bentham in 1789 : the question is not 'Can they reason?' nor 'Can they talk?' but 'Can they suffer?' . Influence of astronomers and geologists.
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Original: Category:1983 non-fiction books Category:20th-century history books Category:Animals and humans Category: Books about vegetarianism Category: Environmental history Category:History books about England Category:History books about science  Category:Early Modern England Category:Social histor
Revised: Category:1983 non-fiction books Category:20th-century history books Category:Animals and humans Category: Environmental history Category:History books about England Category:History books about science Category:Early Modern England Category:Social histor
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Original: Category:1983 non-fiction books Category:20th-century history books Category:Animals and humans Category: Books about vegetarianism Category: Environmental history Category:History books about England Category:History books about science  Category:Early Modern England Category:Social histor
Revised: Category:1983 non-fiction books Category:20th-century history books Category:Animals and humans Category: Books about vegetarianism Category: Environmental history Category:History books about England Category:History books about science Category:History books about vegetarianism Category:Early Modern England Category:Social histor
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Original:  Small amounts of about 1 gram can be expected to cause nausea, vomiting, shedding of internal mucous membranes such as those of the small and large intestine (producing so-called "rope worms") and even life-threatening hemolysis in persons who are deficient in glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase .
Revised:  Around 1 gram can be expected to cause nausea, vomiting, shedding of internal mucous membranes such as those of the small and large intestine (producing so-called "rope worms") and even life-threatening hemolysis in persons who are deficient in glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase .
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Original:  Small amounts of about 1 gram can be expected to cause nausea, vomiting, shedding of internal mucous membranes such as those of the small and large intestine (producing so-called "rope worms") and even life-threatening hemolysis in persons who are deficient in glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase .
Revised:  Small amounts of about 1 gram can be expected to cause nausea, vomiting, inflammation of the intestines (producing so-called "rope worms") and even life-threatening hemolysis in persons who are deficient in glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase .
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