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Original: "Terre'blanche 'apie' comment taken to rights commission", Mail & Guardian, 7 December 2009 Conviction and prison sentence On 17 June 2001, Terre'Blanche was sentenced to six years in prison, of which he served three years, for assaulting John Ndzima, a petrol station worker, and the attempted murder of Paul Motshabi, a security guard, in 1996.
Revised: "Terre'blanche 'apie' comment taken to rights commission", Mail & Guardian, 7 December 2009. Conviction and prison sentence On 17 June 2001, Terre'Blanche was sentenced to six years in prison, of which he served three years, for assaulting John Ndzima, a petrol station worker, and the attempted murder of Paul Motshabi, a security guard, in 1996.
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Original: "Terre'Blanche victim gets house" , News24.com  Murder Terre'Blanche, who had lived in relative obscurity since the decline of his organisation, was murdered on his farm Villana, just outside Ventersdorp, on 3 April 2010.
Revised: "Terre'Blanche victim gets house" , News24.com . Murder Terre'Blanche, who had lived in relative obscurity since the decline of his organisation, was murdered on his farm Villana, just outside Ventersdorp, on 3 April 2010.
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Original: "Terre'Blanche killed over 'wage dispute'" , News24.com  South African President Jacob Zuma, who followed up an overnight statement with a televised address called for calm and for "responsible leadership" following the murder, describing it as a "terrible deed;" and described the murderer as "cowardly.
Revised: "Terre'Blanche killed over 'wage dispute'" , News24.com . South African President Jacob Zuma, who followed up an overnight statement with a televised address called for calm and for "responsible leadership" following the murder, describing it as a "terrible deed;" and described the murderer as "cowardly.
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Original:  Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa, Commissioner of police Bheki Cele and other high ranking police officialsANC rethinks "Shoot The Boer song", IOL  and politicians"Lekota visits Terre'Blanche family farm", 5 April 2010, IOL  visited Terre'Blanche's family in Ventersdorp the morning after the murder to express sympathy with the family.
Revised:  Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa, Commissioner of police Bheki Cele and other high ranking police officialsANC rethinks "Shoot The Boer song", IOL . and politicians"Lekota visits Terre'Blanche family farm", 5 April 2010, IOL visited Terre'Blanche's family in Ventersdorp the morning after the murder to express sympathy with the family.
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Original:  Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa, Commissioner of police Bheki Cele and other high ranking police officialsANC rethinks "Shoot The Boer song", IOL  and politicians"Lekota visits Terre'Blanche family farm", 5 April 2010, IOL  visited Terre'Blanche's family in Ventersdorp the morning after the murder to express sympathy with the family.
Revised:  Minister of Police Nathi Mthethwa, Commissioner of police Bheki Cele and other high ranking police officialsANC rethinks "Shoot The Boer song", IOL and politicians"Lekota visits Terre'Blanche family farm", 5 April 2010, IOL . visited Terre'Blanche's family in Ventersdorp the morning after the murder to express sympathy with the family.
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Original: "Mthethwa, Cele visit Terre'blanche family", IOL  "Anger and anxiety after Terreblanche murder", BBC News  Two males, Chris Mahlangu, aged 28, and Patrick Ndlovu, aged 15, were arrested.
Revised: "Mthethwa, Cele visit Terre'blanche family", IOL . "Anger and anxiety after Terreblanche murder", BBC News Two males, Chris Mahlangu, aged 28, and Patrick Ndlovu, aged 15, were arrested.
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Original: "Mthethwa, Cele visit Terre'blanche family", IOL  "Anger and anxiety after Terreblanche murder", BBC News  Two males, Chris Mahlangu, aged 28, and Patrick Ndlovu, aged 15, were arrested.
Revised: "Mthethwa, Cele visit Terre'blanche family", IOL "Anger and anxiety after Terreblanche murder", BBC News . Two males, Chris Mahlangu, aged 28, and Patrick Ndlovu, aged 15, were arrested.
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Original:  " Terre'Blanche murder is 'declaration of war' by blacks", Daily Telegraph Terre'Blanche' s daughter Bea told the media that the two workers had not been paid for March because her father could not get his banking in order before the Easter weekend, and that an arrangement had been made to pay them after the weekend.
Revised:  Terre'Blanche murder is 'declaration of war' by blacks", Daily Telegraph Terre'Blanche' s daughter Bea told the media that the two workers had not been paid for March because her father could not get his banking in order before the Easter weekend, and that an arrangement had been made to pay them after the weekend.
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Original:  " Terre'Blanche murder is 'declaration of war' by blacks", Daily Telegraph Terre'Blanche' s daughter Bea told the media that the two workers had not been paid for March because her father could not get his banking in order before the Easter weekend, and that an arrangement had been made to pay them after the weekend.
Revised:  " Terre'Blanche ' s daughter Bea told the media that the two workers had not been paid for March because her father could not get his banking in order before the Easter weekend, and that an arrangement had been made to pay them after the weekend.
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Original: "Terre'Blanche death will 'polarise'" News24.com  Malema denied the song had anything to do with the murder, and defended his singing of it, saying he was "ready to die," and that he was not scared of Boers, in reference to threats, later retracted, that Terre'Blanche would be avenged."
Revised: "Terre'Blanche death will 'polarise'" News24.com . Malema denied the song had anything to do with the murder, and defended his singing of it, saying he was "ready to die," and that he was not scared of Boers, in reference to threats, later retracted, that Terre'Blanche would be avenged."
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Original: "Farm Murder, Anti-Apartheid Song Stoke Racial Tensions in South Africa", Voice of America  In popular culture In Harry Turtledove's 1992 science fiction novel The Guns of the South, Eugene Terre'Blanche is fictionalised as the minor character Eugen Blankaard, whose name is a literal Afrikaans translation.
Revised: "Farm Murder, Anti-Apartheid Song Stoke Racial Tensions in South Africa", Voice of America . In popular culture In Harry Turtledove's 1992 science fiction novel The Guns of the South, Eugene Terre'Blanche is fictionalised as the minor character Eugen Blankaard, whose name is a literal Afrikaans translation.
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Original:  In 1998, Saramago received the Nobel Prize for Literature, and Blindness was one of his works noted by the committee when announcing the award. 
Revised:  In 1998, Saramago received the Nobel Prize for Literature, and Blindness was one of his works noted by the committee when announcing the award. A sequel titled Seeing was published in 2004. Blindness was adapted into a film of the same name in 2008.
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Original: A Peça (Portuguese) (also boa peça, peça da India , and pieza de India – Piece of India, Spanish ) was a unit of value  in the slave trade in West Africa through the  Cape Verde Islands during the 16th to 18th centuries.
Revised: A Peça (Portuguese) (also boa peça, peça da India ), in Spanish Pieza de India ("piece of India" ) was a unit of value in the slave trade in West Africa through the Cape Verde Islands during the 16th to 18th centuries.
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Original: A Peça (Portuguese) (also boa peça, peça da India , and pieza de India – Piece of India, Spanish ) was a unit of value  in the slave trade in West Africa through the  Cape Verde Islands during the 16th to 18th centuries.
Revised: A Peça (Portuguese) (also boa peça, peça da India , and pieza de India – Piece of India, Spanish ) was a unit of value during the 16th to 18th centuries used in the slave trade in West Africa through the Cape Verde Islands during the 16th to 18th centuries.
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Original: A Peça (Portuguese) (also boa peça, peça da India , and pieza de India – Piece of India, Spanish ) was a unit of value  in the slave trade in West Africa through the  Cape Verde Islands during the 16th to 18th centuries.
Revised: A Peça (Portuguese) (also boa peça, peça da India , and pieza de India – Piece of India, Spanish ) was a unit of value in the slave trade between the Spanish colonies in the Americas and slave traders operating from West Africa through the Cape Verde Islands during the 16th to 18th centuries.
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Original: A Peça (Portuguese) (also boa peça, peça da India , and pieza de India – Piece of India, Spanish ) was a unit of value  in the slave trade in West Africa through the  Cape Verde Islands during the 16th to 18th centuries.
Revised: A Peça (Portuguese) (also boa peça, peça da India , and pieza de India – Piece of India, Spanish ) was a unit of value in the slave trade in West Africa through the Portuguese Cape Verde Islands during the 16th to 18th centuries.
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Original: A Peça (Portuguese) (also boa peça, peça da India , and pieza de India – Piece of India, Spanish ) was a unit of value  in the slave trade in West Africa through the  Cape Verde Islands during the 16th to 18th centuries. A peca was the value of a healthy male or female slave between 15 and 25 years of age . Slaves between 25 and 35, and between 8 and 15 years were valued at 2/3 peça . Slaves outside this age range and those infirm were valued lower.
Revised: A Peça (Portuguese) (also boa peça, peça da India , and pieza de India – Piece of India, Spanish ) was a unit of value in the slave trade in West Africa through the Cape Verde Islands . A peça was used to measure quotas and to assess tariffs. Broadly speaking one peça equated to one healthy male or female slave between 15 and 25 years of age . Slaves between 25 and 35, and between 8 and 15 years were valued at 2/3 peça . Slaves outside this age range and those infirm were valued lower.
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Original:  A peca was the value of a healthy male or female slave between 15 and 25 years of age . Slaves between 25 and 35, and between 8 and 15 years were valued at 2/3 peça . Slaves outside this age range and those infirm were valued lower.
Revised:  A peca was the value of a healthy male or female slave between 15 and 25 years of age ; slaves between 25 and 35, and between 8 and 15 years were valued at 2/3 peça . Slaves outside this age range and those infirm were valued lower.
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Original:  A peca was the value of a healthy male or female slave between 15 and 25 years of age . Slaves between 25 and 35, and between 8 and 15 years were valued at 2/3 peça . Slaves outside this age range and those infirm were valued lower.
Revised:  A peca was the value of a healthy male or female slave between 15 and 25 years of age . Slaves between 25 and 35, and between 8 and 15 years were valued at 2/3 peça with those outside this age range and those infirm were valued lower.
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Original:  A peca was the value of a healthy male or female slave between 15 and 25 years of age . Slaves between 25 and 35, and between 8 and 15 years were valued at 2/3 peça . Slaves outside this age range and those infirm were valued lower.
Revised:  A peca was the value of a healthy male or female slave between 15 and 25 years of age . Slaves between 25 and 35, and between 8 and 15 years were valued at 2/3 peça . Slaves outside this age range and those infirm being valued lower.
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Original: Schneider, Elena, The Occupation of Havana, University of North Carolina Press, 1977, p.23 Thus the Spanish were reliant on Portuguese slave traders for all their requirements, and a contract for a specified annual supply was issued by the Spanish king, called the Asiento  , in which units of slaves to be traded and taxed were not referred to by a simple head-count, but as piezas de India.
Revised: Schneider, Elena, The Occupation of Havana, University of North Carolina Press, 1977, p.23 Thus the Spanish were reliant on Portuguese slave traders for all their requirements, and a contract for a specified annual supply was issued by the Spanish king, called the Asiento de Negros , in which units of slaves to be traded and taxed were not referred to by a simple head-count, but as piezas de India.
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Original: Schneider, p.39, footnote 36 Sorsby (1975)Sorsby, Victoria Gardner, British Trade with Spanish America under the Asiento 1713-1740, DPhil thesis, University College London, November 1975 states that one pieza de Indias indicated a measurement of 7 palmos (one palmo  being about 8 inches) or quartas.
Revised: Schneider, p.39, footnote 36 Sorsby (1975)Sorsby, Victoria Gardner, British Trade with Spanish America under the Asiento 1713-1740, DPhil thesis, University College London, November 1975 states that one pieza de Indias indicated a measurement of 7 palmos (one palmo (palm's breadth) being about 8 inches) or quartas.
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Original:  It was re-granted by the British government to the South Sea Company  . Previously the Asiento had been held by the Portuguese and by Genoese, Dutch and French slave traders.
Revised:  It was re-granted by the British government to the South Sea Company , formed in 1711, as an inducement for the Company assuming liability for the public debt of the government . Previously the Asiento had been held by the Portuguese and by Genoese, Dutch and French slave traders.
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Original: Sorsby, p.11 It also provided for the imposition by the Spanish of an import tax of 33 1/3 pesos on  the first 4,000 piezas de Indias, the last 800 being duty free.
Revised: Sorsby, p.11 It also provided for the imposition by the Spanish of an import tax of 33 1/3 pesos on each of the first 4,000 piezas de Indias, the last 800 being duty free.
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Original: Limited overs cricket played with 40 to 60 overs per team, known statistically as List A cricket, is a second form of cricket which differs from first-class as the teams play one innings each and are allowed a maximum number of overs per innings.
Revised: Limited overs cricket played with 40 to 60 overs per team, known statistically as List A cricket, is the second form of cricket which differs from first-class as the teams play one innings each and are allowed a maximum number of overs per innings.
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Original: Limited overs cricket played with 40 to 60 overs per team, known statistically as List A cricket, is a second form of cricket which differs from first-class as the teams play one innings each and are allowed a maximum number of overs per innings.
Revised: Limited overs cricket played with 40 to 60 overs per team, known statistically as List A cricket, is a second form of cricket which differs from first-class as the teams play one inning each and are allowed a maximum number of overs per innings.
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Original: First World War Konowal was born to a peasant family on 15 September 1888 in Kutkivtsi, in the Podolia Governorate of the Russian Empire (now Ukraine) near the border with Austria-Hungary.
Revised: First World War Konowal was born to a peasant family on 25 March 1887 in Kutkivtsi, in the Podolia Governorate of the Russian Empire (now Ukraine) near the border with Austria-Hungary.
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Original:  It was said that if at the end of a 52-year calendar round, that if they could not start a bow fire in the empty chest cavity of a sacrificed human , that the fifth sun would end , and tzitzimimes would descend to devour the last of men.
Revised:  It was said that if the Tzitzimimeh could not start a bow fire in the empty chest cavity of a sacrificed human , that the fifth sun would end , and tzitzimimes would descend to devour the last of men.
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Original:  It was said that if at the end of a 52-year calendar round, that if they could not start a bow fire in the empty chest cavity of a sacrificed human , that the fifth sun would end , and tzitzimimes would descend to devour the last of men.
Revised:  It was said that if at the end of a 52-year calendar round, that if they could not start a bow fire in the empty chest cavity of a sacrificed human at the end of a 52-year calendar round, the fifth sun would end , and tzitzimimes would descend to devour the last of men.
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Original:  It was said that if at the end of a 52-year calendar round, that if they could not start a bow fire in the empty chest cavity of a sacrificed human , that the fifth sun would end , and tzitzimimes would descend to devour the last of men.
Revised:  It was said that if at the end of a 52-year calendar round, that if they could not start a bow fire in the empty chest cavity of a sacrificed human , that the fifth sun would end and they would descend to devour the last of men.
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Original: Tzitzimitl (anglicized as Tzitzimime) is featured on the Cartoon Network series Victor and Valentino in the episode "A New Don" . Here she is depicted as a tall black figure with five heads and a constellation style texture .
Revised: Tzitzimitl (anglicized as Tzitzimime) are featured on the Cartoon Network series Victor and Valentino in the episode "A New Don" . Here she is depicted as a tall black figure with five heads and a constellation style texture .
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Original: Tzitzimitl (anglicized as Tzitzimime) is featured on the Cartoon Network series Victor and Valentino in the episode "A New Don" . Here she is depicted as a tall black figure with five heads and a constellation style texture .
Revised: Tzitzimitl (anglicized as Tzitzimime) is featured on the Cartoon Network series Victor and Valentino as recurring antagonists. In the episode "A New Don" . Here she is depicted as a tall black figure with five heads and a constellation style texture .
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Original: Tzitzimitl (anglicized as Tzitzimime) is featured on the Cartoon Network series Victor and Valentino in the episode "A New Don" . Here she is depicted as a tall black figure with five heads and a constellation style texture .
Revised: Tzitzimitl (anglicized as Tzitzimime) is featured on the Cartoon Network series Victor and Valentino in the episode "A New Don" , they are depicted as a tall black figure with five heads and a constellation style texture .
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Original: Tzitzimitl (anglicized as Tzitzimime) is featured on the Cartoon Network series Victor and Valentino in the episode "A New Don" . Here she is depicted as a tall black figure with five heads and a constellation style texture . She also had the ability to enter a person's body and control them with sunlight being her weakness .
Revised: Tzitzimitl (anglicized as Tzitzimime) is featured on the Cartoon Network series Victor and Valentino in the episode "A New Don" . Here she is depicted as a tall black figure with five heads and a constellation style texture and also have the ability to enter a person's body and control them with sunlight being her weakness .
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Original: The last of the Poole family who were in the Myriorama business was John Reginald Poole (1882 - 1950)  .
Revised: The last of the Poole family who were in the Myriorama business was John Reginald Poole (1882 - 1950) was the last of the family in the Myriorama business .
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Original:     Catch the Fire Ministries - vilification of Muslims In 2004, the Islamic Council of Victoria laid a complaint under the Act  about the preaching by two Christian pastors.
Revised:  Satanism In 2003, Olivia Watts charged the mayor of the City of Casey, Victoria, Rob Wilson, alleging violation of the Act after he issued a press release in June of that year titled "Satanic cult out to take over Casey", in which Watts was mentioned by name. Catch the Fire Ministries - vilification of Muslims In 2004, the Islamic Council of Victoria laid a complaint under the Act about the preaching by two Christian pastors.
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Original:     Catch the Fire Ministries - vilification of Muslims In 2004, the Islamic Council of Victoria laid a complaint under the Act  about the preaching by two Christian pastors.
Revised:  During a hearing on 12 August 2004, in the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, Watts said that after the press release, she suffered vandalism to her property and an assault at her home, in addition to general "hatred, contempt and revulsion". Catch the Fire Ministries - vilification of Muslims In 2004, the Islamic Council of Victoria laid a complaint under the Act about the preaching by two Christian pastors.
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Original:     Catch the Fire Ministries - vilification of Muslims In 2004, the Islamic Council of Victoria laid a complaint under the Act  about the preaching by two Christian pastors.
Revised:  On 13 August, it was revealed in tribunal that the matter had been settled overnight, and Wilson read a statement acknowledging that Watts was not a Satanist and expressing "regret for any hurt felt by Ms Watts in consequence of his press release". Catch the Fire Ministries - vilification of Muslims In 2004, the Islamic Council of Victoria laid a complaint under the Act about the preaching by two Christian pastors.
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Original:  On 22 June 2005, VCAT Judge Michael Higgins ordered Nalliah and Scot to make a public apology for vilifying Muslims in newspaper advertisements with a value of $68,690. Nalliah and Scot refused, with Nalliah comparing the legislation to "sharia law", calling it a "a foul law" and "invalid", while Mr Scot stated that "You don't compromise truth for fear of jail". On 14 December 2006, the defendants took their case to the Victorian Court of Appeal,Court of Appeal (Supreme Court of Victoria) decision Dec 2006 - overturning VCAT decision which overturned the VCAT decision. On 22 June 2007, the matter was resolved by mediation between the parties. VCAT published a statement agreed to by both parties which affirmed everyone's rights to "robustly debate religion including the right to criticise the religious belief of another, in a free, open and democratic society". United Patriots Front - inciting serious contempt of Muslims In September 2017 three prominent members of the far-right United Patriots Front — Blair Cottrell, Neil Erikson and Chris Shortis — were charged with serious religious vilification, among other offenses. They had enacted and made a video of a fake beheading, in order to protest against the building of a mosque in Bendigo. In September that same year, they were convicted for inciting serious contempt of Muslims, and each was fined $ 2,000.
Revised:  On 22 June 2005, VCAT Judge Michael Higgins ordered Nalliah and Scot to make a public apology for vilifying Muslims in newspaper advertisements with a value of $68,690. Nalliah and Scot refused, with Nalliah comparing the legislation to "sharia law", calling it a "a foul law" and "invalid", while Mr Scot stated that "You don't compromise truth for fear of jail". On 14 December 2006, the defendants took their case to the Victorian Court of Appeal,Court of Appeal (Supreme Court of Victoria) decision Dec 2006 - overturning VCAT decision which overturned the VCAT decision. On 22 June 2007, the matter was resolved by mediation between the parties. VCAT published a statement agreed to by both parties which affirmed everyone's rights to "robustly debate religion including the right to criticise the religious belief of another, in a free, open and democratic society". United Patriots Front In September 2017 three prominent members of the far-right United Patriots Front — Blair Cottrell, Neil Erikson and Chris Shortis — were charged with serious religious vilification, and inciting serious contempt of Muslims, among other offenses. They had enacted and made a video of a fake beheading, in order to protest against the building of a mosque in Bendigo. In September that same year, they were convicted for inciting serious contempt of Muslims, and each was fined $ 2,000.
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