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Original: Starting in 2006, HM passport service of Britain will begin use of biometric chips in the issuance of passports . Essential to this scheme is the creation of a central database for passport holders that contains fingerprint and biometric data.
Revised: Starting in 2006, HM passport service of Britain will begin use of biometric chips in the issuance of . Essential to this scheme is the creation of a central database for passport holders that contains fingerprint and biometric data.
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Original:  They have imposed a deadline of 26 October 2005 after which EU citizens without a biometric chip will require a visa to visit or transit in USA. Presently USA ports take fingerprint and iris scans on arrival.
Revised:  They have imposed a deadline of 26 October 2005 after which citizens without a biometric chip will require a visa to visit or transit in USA. Presently USA ports take fingerprint and iris scans on arrival.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:   An aging McDonnell Douglas MD-83 passenger jet (registration: SU-BOY) of Egypt's AMC Airlines with 156 passengers and 7 crew on a charter flight made an emergency belly landing at the Atatürk International Airport in Istanbul,  after requesting permission to perform an emergency landing for technical reasons.
Revised:  . An aging McDonnell Douglas MD-83 passenger jet (registration: SU-BOY) of Egypt's AMC Airlines with 156 passengers and 7 crew on a charter flight made an emergency belly landing at the Atatürk International Airport in Istanbul, after requesting permission to perform an emergency landing for technical reasons.
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Original:   An aging McDonnell Douglas MD-83 passenger jet (registration: SU-BOY) of Egypt's AMC Airlines with 156 passengers and 7 crew on a charter flight made an emergency belly landing at the Atatürk International Airport in Istanbul,  after requesting permission to perform an emergency landing for technical reasons.
Revised:  An aging McDonnell Douglas MD-83 passenger jet (registration: SU-BOY) of Egypt's AMC Airlines with 156 passengers and seven crew on a charter flight made an emergency belly landing at the Atatürk International Airport in Istanbul, after requesting permission to perform an emergency landing for technical reasons.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:   An aging McDonnell Douglas MD-83 passenger jet (registration: SU-BOY) of Egypt's AMC Airlines with 156 passengers and 7 crew on a charter flight made an emergency belly landing at the Atatürk International Airport in Istanbul,  after requesting permission to perform an emergency landing for technical reasons.
Revised:  An aging McDonnell Douglas MD-83 passenger jet (registration: SU-BOY) of Egypt's AMC Airlines with 156 passengers and 7 crew on a charter flight made an emergency belly landing at the Atatürk International Airport in Istanbul, Turkey after requesting permission to perform an emergency landing for technical reasons.
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Original:  Scotland took a 2-goal lead in the 1st 10 minutes of the match with goals from Kenny Miller and Lee McCulloch . Ukraine made things interesting when they pulled a goal back when Andriy Shevchenko scored off of Andriy Nesmachniy 's left-wing cross in the 24th minute.
Revised:  Scotland took a 2-goal lead in the 1st 10 minutes of the match with goals from and . Ukraine made things interesting when they pulled a goal back when Andriy Shevchenko scored off of Andriy Nesmachniy 's left-wing cross in the 24th minute.
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Original:  Scotland took a 2-goal lead in the 1st 10 minutes of the match with goals from Kenny Miller and Lee McCulloch . Ukraine made things interesting when they pulled a goal back when Andriy Shevchenko scored off of Andriy Nesmachniy 's left-wing cross in the 24th minute.
Revised:  Scotland took a 2-goal lead in the 1st 10 minutes of the match with goals from Kenny Miller and Lee McCulloch . Ukraine made things interesting when they pulled a goal back when scored off of Andriy Nesmachniy 's left-wing cross in the 24th minute.
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  Scotland took a 2-goal lead in the 1st 10 minutes of the match with goals from Kenny Miller and Lee McCulloch . Ukraine made things interesting when they pulled a goal back when Andriy Shevchenko scored off of Andriy Nesmachniy 's left-wing cross in the 24th minute.
Revised:  Scotland took a 2-goal lead in the 1st 10 minutes of the match with goals from Kenny Miller and Lee McCulloch . Ukraine made things interesting when they pulled a goal back when Andriy Shevchenko scored off of 's left-wing cross in the 24th minute.
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Original: In even more excitement, rookie (her first Ironman length race was 7 weeks ago in Korea ! ) Chrissie Wellington, from Great Britain, claimed the women's title finished in an amazing 9:08:45.
Revised: In even more excitement, rookie (her first Ironman length race was 7 weeks ago in Korea ) Chrissie Wellington, from Great Britain, claimed the women's title finished in an amazing 9:08:45.
Edit intent: fluency
Original: In even more excitement, rookie (her first Ironman length race was 7 weeks ago in Korea ! ) Chrissie Wellington, from Great Britain, claimed the women's title finished in an amazing 9:08:45.
Revised: In even more excitement, rookie (her first Ironman length race was 7 weeks ago in Korea ! ) Chrissie Wellington, from Great Britain, claimed the women's title finished in 9:08:45.
Edit intent: clarity
Original: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006  Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005  Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
Revised: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006 Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005 Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
Edit intent: coherence
Original: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006  Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005  Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
Revised: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile time-trial , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006 Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005 Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
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Original: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006  Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005  Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
Revised: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw a cascade of unfortunates to favorites. Defending 2006 Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005 Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006  Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005  Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
Revised: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006 champions Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005 Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
Edit intent: fluency
Original: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006  Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005  Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
Revised: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006 Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005 champion Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
Edit intent: fluency
Original: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006  Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005  Faris Al-Sultan and Cameron Brown struck down due to stomach ailments;
Revised: The 6:45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, followed by 112 mile bicycle race , and a 26.2 mile marathon saw defending champions 2006 Normann Stadler and Michellie Jones and 2005 Faris Al-Sultan were struck down with stomach ailments;
Edit intent: clarity
Original: "Normal" in the 2007 Ironman Triathlon Ironman Triathlon World Championship was only the fact the sun rose in the east, as shortly past the swim start the day brought forth a hot and cloudless Hawaiian sky;
Revised: "Normal" in the 2007 Ironman Triathlon World Championship was only the fact the sun rose in the east, as shortly past the swim start the day brought forth a hot and cloudless Hawaiian sky;
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  In even more excitement, rookie (her first Ironman length race was 7 weeks ago in Korea) Chrissie Wellington, from Great Britain, claimed the women's title finished in 9:08:45.
Revised:  In even more excitement, rookie (her first Ironman length race was seven weeks ago in Korea) Chrissie Wellington, from Great Britain, claimed the women's title finished in 9:08:45.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  The 6: 45am Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile time-trial, and a 26.2 mile marathon saw a cascade of unfortunates to favorites.
Revised:  The 6: 45 a.m. Hawaii Standard Time start to the 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile time-trial, and a 26.2 mile marathon saw a cascade of unfortunates to favorites.
Edit intent: fluency
Original: With the success of the Samsung Running Festival from 2005 in Taipei, and continued with the image of charity , Samsung Electronics donated 100 PDA phones to Chinese National Association of the Deaf, R.O.C., Taiwan.
Revised: With the success of the Samsung Running Festival from 2005 in Taipei, and continued with the image of jobs , Samsung Electronics donated 100 PDA phones to Chinese National Association of the Deaf, R.O.C., Taiwan.
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Original:  After the running activity, Samsung Electronics held lots of performances such as kids' street dancing, taekwondo skills by Taipei Physical Education College, CTITV Live Contest of "Ape Show" Program, and a small concert of CTV "One Million Star" entertainers.
Revised:  After the running activity, Samsung Electronics held lots of job interbiews such as kids' street dancing, taekwondo skills by Taipei Physical Education College, CTITV Live Contest of "Ape Show" Program, and a small concert of CTV "One Million Star" entertainers.
Edit intent: clarity
Original: With the success of the Samsung Running Festival from 2005 in Taipei, and continued with the image of jobs , Samsung Electronics donated 100 PDA phones to Chinese National Association of the Deaf, R.O.C., Taiwan.
Revised: With the success of the Samsung Running Festival from 2005 in Taipei, and continued with the image of charity , Samsung Electronics donated 100 PDA phones to Chinese National Association of the Deaf, R.O.C., Taiwan.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  After the running activity, Samsung Electronics held lots of job interbiews such as kids' street dancing, taekwondo skills by Taipei Physical Education College, CTITV Live Contest of "Ape Show" Program, and a small concert of CTV "One Million Star" entertainers.
Revised:  After the running activity, Samsung Electronics held lots of performances such as kids' street dancing, taekwondo skills by Taipei Physical Education College, CTITV Live Contest of "Ape Show" Program, and a small concert of CTV "One Million Star" entertainers.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  With the success of the Samsung Running Festival from 2005 in Taipei, and continued with the image of charity, Samsung Electronics donated 100 PDA phones to Chinese National Association of the Deaf, R.O.C., Taiwan.
Revised: Lots of runners started. With the success of the Samsung Running Festival from 2005 in Taipei, and continued with the image of charity, Samsung Electronics donated 100 PDA phones to Chinese National Association of the Deaf, R.O.C., Taiwan.
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Original:   After the running activity, Samsung Electronics held lots of performances such as kids' street dancing, taekwondo skills by Taipei Physical Education College, CTITV Live Contest of "Ape Show" Program, and a small concert of CTV "One Million Star" entertainers.
Revised:  Th "Ape Show" Live Contest. After the running activity, Samsung Electronics held lots of performances such as kids' street dancing, taekwondo skills by Taipei Physical Education College, CTITV Live Contest of "Ape Show" Program, and a small concert of CTV "One Million Star" entertainers.
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Original:  Source External Link%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Official Website of 2007 Taipei Samsung Running Festival Category:Asia Category:Taiwan Category:Science and technology Category:Sports Category:Culture and entertainment zh:三星活力路跑 公益結合科技 台北歡慶三周
Revised:  External Link%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Official Website of 2007 Taipei Samsung Running Festival Category:Asia Category:Taiwan Category:Science and technology Category:Sports Category:Culture and entertainment zh:三星活力路跑 公益結合科技 台北歡慶三周
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Original:  Source External Link%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Official Website of 2007 Taipei Samsung Running Festival Category:Asia Category:Taiwan Category:Science and technology Category:Sports Category:Culture and entertainment zh:三星活力路跑 公益結合科技 台北歡慶三周
Revised:  Source %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Official Website of 2007 Taipei Samsung Running Festival Category:Asia Category:Taiwan Category:Science and technology Category:Sports Category:Culture and entertainment zh:三星活力路跑 公益結合科技 台北歡慶三周
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Original:  Source External Link%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Official Website of 2007 Taipei Samsung Running Festival Category:Asia Category:Taiwan Category:Science and technology Category:Sports Category:Culture and entertainment zh:三星活力路跑 公益結合科技 台北歡慶三周
Revised:  Source External Link%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original:  In addition to previous allegations of illegal political contributions, financial wrong-doing, and wrongful firings, the plaintiffs also added the ORU Board of Regents (Lindsay and Richard are both members of the board) to the lawsuit claiming regents did not oversee the university and its president Richard Roberts.
Revised:  In addition to previous allegations of illegal political contributions, financial wrong-doing, and wrongful firings, the plaintiffs also added the ORU (Lindsay and Richard are both members of the board) to the lawsuit claiming regents did not oversee the university and its president Richard Roberts.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Roberts invites ORU athletes on her Make Your Day Count television show and gives them gifts, which is listed on the document as a " NCAA violation ." Previously on October 9th, Roberts and his wife appeared on Larry King Live , and denied all the accusations.
Revised:  Roberts invites ORU athletes on her Make Your Day Count television show and gives them gifts, which is listed on the document as an " NCAA violation ." Previously on October 9th, Roberts and his wife appeared on Larry King Live , and denied all the accusations.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  Roberts invites ORU athletes on her Make Your Day Count television show and gives them gifts, which is listed on the document as a " NCAA violation ." Previously on October 9th, Roberts and his wife appeared on Larry King Live , and denied all the accusations.
Revised:  Roberts invites ORU athletes on her Make Your Day Count television show and gives them gifts, which is listed on the document as a " ." Previously on October 9th, Roberts and his wife appeared on Larry King Live , and denied all the accusations.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Roberts invites ORU athletes on her Make Your Day Count television show and gives them gifts, which is listed on the document as a " NCAA violation ." Previously on October 9th, Roberts and his wife appeared on Larry King Live , and denied all the accusations.
Revised:  Roberts invites ORU athletes on her Make Your Day Count television show and gives them gifts, which is listed on the document as a " NCAA violation ." Previously on October 9th, Roberts and his wife appeared on , and denied all the accusations.
Edit intent: coherence
Original: South Africa  will face defending champions England in the final, in a repeat of an earlier pool match which South Africa won 36 - 0. Meanwhile, Argentina will play hosts France in the third place match.
Revised: South Africa , champions in 1995, will face defending champions England in the final, in a repeat of an earlier pool match which South Africa won 36 - 0. Meanwhile, Argentina will play hosts France in the third place match.
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Original: So far, three people (including a baby) have been killed, and at least 10 others were injured when two semi trucks collided in a tunnel on Interstate 5 (Newhall Pass) between Los Angeles and Santa Clarita California, United States in the late evening of October 12, setting off a chain reaction pileup that involved more than 29 vehicles, six being semi trucks and one passenger car.
Revised: So far, three people (including a baby) have been killed, and at least 10 others were injured when two semi trucks collided in a tunnel on Interstate 5 (Newhall Pass) between Los Angeles and Santa Clarita California, United States in the late evening of October 12, setting off a chain reaction pileup that involved between 28 and 30 semi trucks and one passenger car.
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Original:  Mike Halterman, a student at the and unpaid intern at the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) offices in , Florida, is helping to plan the Conference of the Americas which will be held at the (Georgia Tech) in  , Georgia on May 15-18, 2008.
Revised:  Mike Halterman, a student at the and unpaid intern at the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) offices in , Florida, is helping to plan the Conference of the Americas which will be held at the (Georgia Tech) in Atlanta , Georgia on May 15-18, 2008.
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Original: The Nobel Prize, which includes ten million Swedish Crowns (  $1.54 million US dollars ), was assigned by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on behalf of the Bank of Sweden, which instituted the prize in 1968 in memoriam of Alfred Nobel.
Revised: The Nobel Prize, which includes ten million Swedish Crowns ( US $1.54 million US dollars ), was assigned by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on behalf of the Bank of Sweden, which instituted the prize in 1968 in memoriam of Alfred Nobel.
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Original: The Nobel Prize, which includes ten million Swedish Crowns (  $1.54 million US dollars ), was assigned by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on behalf of the Bank of Sweden, which instituted the prize in 1968 in memoriam of Alfred Nobel.
Revised: The Nobel Prize, which includes ten million Swedish Crowns ( $1.54 million ), was assigned by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences on behalf of the Bank of Sweden, which instituted the prize in 1968 in memoriam of Alfred Nobel.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Wales held Germany to a goalless draw in their final match of UEFA Euro 2008 qualifying at the Commerzbank Arena , Frankfurt am Main.
Revised: footballbox| date=<small>November 21, 200720:00 (UTC+1)| team1=| score=0–0| team2=| report=| goals1=Hitzlsperger Rolfes Castro Hilbert Gomez Neuville | goals2= Earnshaw Easter Gabbidon Collins Hennessey Edwards Crofts| stadium= Wales held Germany to a goalless draw in their final match of UEFA Euro 2008 qualifying at the Commerzbank Arena , Frankfurt am Main.
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Original: On 12 October the plaintiffs of the original lawsuit amended it adding the university's Board of Regents, which includes George Pearsons, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Michael A. Hammer, John Hagee, Marilyn Hickey, Oral Roberts,  Richard Roberts, Jerry Savelle and Charles Watson to the suit.
Revised: On 12 October the plaintiffs of the original lawsuit amended it adding the university's Board of Regents, which includes George Pearsons, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Michael A. Hammer, John Hagee, Marilyn Hickey, Oral Roberts, Lindsay Roberts, Richard Roberts, Jerry Savelle and Charles Watson to the suit.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:   The plaintiffs cited that three days after the original lawsuit was filed, Roberts fired the university's financial comptroller (who had been employed by ORU for 26 years) and "witnesses have reported voluminous materials and documents were shredded and destroyed, constituting spoilation of evidence."
Revised:  ORU Board member Kenneth Copeland was was Oral Roberts air pilot in the 1960s, and current Board chairman, George Pearsons is married to Copeland's oldest daughter. The plaintiffs cited that three days after the original lawsuit was filed, Roberts fired the university's financial comptroller (who had been employed by ORU for 26 years) and "witnesses have reported voluminous materials and documents were shredded and destroyed, constituting spoilation of evidence."
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Original:  ORU Board member Kenneth Copeland was was Oral Roberts air pilot in the 1960s, and current Board chairman, George Pearsons  is married to Copeland's oldest daughter.
Revised:  ORU Board member Kenneth Copeland was was Oral Roberts air pilot in the 1960s, and current Board chairman, George Pearsons , is married to Copeland's oldest daughter.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  On 12 October the plaintiffs of the original lawsuit amended it adding the university's Board of Regents, which includes George Pearsons, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Michael A. Hammer, John Hagee, Marilyn Hickey, Oral Roberts, Lindsay Roberts, Richard Roberts, Jerry Savelle and Charles Watson to the suit.
Revised:  On October 12 the plaintiffs of the original lawsuit amended it adding the university's Board of Regents, which includes George Pearsons, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Michael A. Hammer, John Hagee, Marilyn Hickey, Oral Roberts, Lindsay Roberts, Richard Roberts, Jerry Savelle and Charles Watson to the suit.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  On October 12 the plaintiffs of the original lawsuit amended it adding the university's Board of Regents, which includes George Pearsons, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Michael A. Hammer, John Hagee, Marilyn Hickey, Oral Roberts ,  Lindsay Roberts, Richard Roberts, Jerry Savelle and Charles Watson to the suit.
Revised:  On October 12 the plaintiffs of the original lawsuit amended it adding the university's Board of Regents, which includes , Lindsay Roberts, Richard Roberts, Jerry Savelle and Charles Watson to the suit.
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  On October 12 the plaintiffs of the original lawsuit amended it adding the university's Board of Regents, which includes George Pearsons, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Michael A. Hammer, John Hagee, Marilyn Hickey, Oral Roberts ,  Lindsay Roberts, Richard Roberts, Jerry Savelle and Charles Watson to the suit.
Revised:  On October 12 the plaintiffs of the original lawsuit amended it adding the university's Board of Regents, which includes George Pearsons, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Michael A. Hammer, John Hagee, Marilyn Hickey, Oral Roberts , , , , , , , Lindsay Roberts, Richard Roberts, Jerry Savelle and Charles Watson to the suit.
Edit intent: fluency