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Original:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests ,  has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
Revised:  Diospyros tessellaria (Vulnerable) the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests , has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
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Original:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests ,  has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
Revised:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous and widespread species , has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
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Original:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests ,  has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
Revised:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests , occurring right across Mauritius. Diospyros angulata Poir. (Extinct, 2000) of intermediate sub-humid to upland wet forest. Diospyros boutoniana (Critically endangered) of intermediate sub-humid to upland wet forest. Diospyros chrysophyllos (Critically endangered) of intermediate sub-humid to upland wet forest. Diospyros egrettarum (Critically endangered) of coastal and dry forests. It has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
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Original:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests ,  has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
Revised:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests , has white bark and dark rectangular leaves . Diospyros hemiteles (Critically endangered) of intermediate sub-humid to upland wet forest. Diospyros leucomelas (Vulnerable) of coastal and dry forests. Diospyros melanida (Vulnerable) of the sub-humid to dry forests. It has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
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Original:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests ,  has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
Revised:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests , has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark . Diospyros neraudii (Vulnerable) of dry forests. Diospyros nodosa (Critically endangered) of intermediate sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
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Original:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests ,  has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid and wet forests, is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
Revised:  Diospyros tessellaria - the most famous species - has a black, buttressed trunk spotted with white lichen, and thin tapering leaves Diospyros egrettarum, of the dry and coastal forests , has white bark and dark rectangular leaves Diospyros melanida, of the dry forests, has small, pale leaves and pale grey bark Diospyros revaughanii, of the sub-humid to upland wet forest. Diospyros pterocalyx (Vulnerable) of intermediate sub-humid to upland wet forest. ''Diospyros revaughanii'' (Vulnerable) of intermediate sub-humid to upland wet forest. It is a small tree with large, densely packed leaves which attach to the stems without stalks.
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Original:  Nkrumah was offered a salary of £250, and Paa Grant paid the boat fare from Liverpool to Ghana .Birmingham, David, Kwame Nkrumah: The Father of African Nationalism (revised edition), Ohio University Press, 1998.
Revised:  Nkrumah was offered a salary of £250, and Paa Grant paid the boat fare from Liverpool in England to the Gold Coast .Birmingham, David, Kwame Nkrumah: The Father of African Nationalism (revised edition), Ohio University Press, 1998.
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Original: Category:1974 births Category:Social entrepreneurs Category:Charity fundraisers (people) Category:Ashoka Fellows Category:German nonprofit businesspeople Category:Businesspeople from Berlin Category:21st-century German businesspeople Category:  German inventors Category:German music managers Category:Living people Category:European Business School London alumni Category:21st-century in
Revised: Category:1974 births Category:Social entrepreneurs Category:Charity fundraisers (people) Category:Ashoka Fellows Category:German nonprofit businesspeople Category:Businesspeople from Berlin Category:21st-century German businesspeople Category: 21st-century German inventors Category:German music managers Category:Living people Category:European Business School London alumni Category:21st-century in
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Original: Category:1974 births Category:Social entrepreneurs Category:Charity fundraisers (people) Category:Ashoka Fellows Category:German nonprofit businesspeople Category:Businesspeople from Berlin Category:21st-century German businesspeople Category:  German inventors Category:German music managers Category:Living people Category:European Business School London alumni Category:21st-century in
Revised: Category:1974 births Category:Social entrepreneurs Category:Charity fundraisers (people) Category:Ashoka Fellows Category:German nonprofit businesspeople Category:Businesspeople from Berlin Category:21st-century German businesspeople Category: German inventors Category:German music managers Category:Living people Category:European Business School London alu
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Original:  Food of Antiquity People ate various types of food , consumers had choices from dairy (milk and cheese), fruits (figs, pears, apples, and pomegranates), vegetables (greens and bulbs), Grains and legumes (cereal, wheat barley, millet, beans, and chickpeas), and meat (beef, mutton, fowl, muscles, and oysters).
Revised:  Food of antiquity People ate various types of food , consumers had choices from dairy (milk and cheese), fruits (figs, pears, apples, and pomegranates), vegetables (greens and bulbs), Grains and legumes (cereal, wheat barley, millet, beans, and chickpeas), and meat (beef, mutton, fowl, muscles, and oysters).
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Original:  Food of Antiquity People ate various types of food , consumers had choices from dairy (milk and cheese), fruits (figs, pears, apples, and pomegranates), vegetables (greens and bulbs), Grains and legumes (cereal, wheat barley, millet, beans, and chickpeas), and meat (beef, mutton, fowl, muscles, and oysters).
Revised:  Food of Antiquity People ate various types of food ; consumers had choices from dairy (milk and cheese), fruits (figs, pears, apples, and pomegranates), vegetables (greens and bulbs), Grains and legumes (cereal, wheat barley, millet, beans, and chickpeas), and meat (beef, mutton, fowl, muscles, and oysters).
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Original:  Food of Antiquity People ate various types of food , consumers had choices from dairy (milk and cheese), fruits (figs, pears, apples, and pomegranates), vegetables (greens and bulbs), Grains and legumes (cereal, wheat barley, millet, beans, and chickpeas), and meat (beef, mutton, fowl, muscles, and oysters).
Revised:  Food of Antiquity People ate various types of food , consumers had choices from dairy (milk and cheese), fruits (figs, pears, apples, and pomegranates), vegetables (greens and bulbs), grains and legumes (cereal, wheat barley, millet, beans, and chickpeas), and meat (beef, mutton, fowl, muscles, and oysters).
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Original:  People of Interest Kapitolinischer Pythagoras sculpture Pythagoras (570 BC – 495 BC) was a Greek philosopher, mathematician, and is also considered to be “ the Father of Ethical Vegetarianism ” . He believed that in order to obtain the highest level of spiritual and physical health it was necessary to follow a lifestyle that included a vegetarian diet which excluded meats and other flesh foods.
Revised:  People of interest Kapitolinischer Pythagoras sculpture Pythagoras (570 BC – 495 BC) was a Greek philosopher, mathematician, and is also considered to be “ the Father of Ethical Vegetarianism ” . He believed that in order to obtain the highest level of spiritual and physical health it was necessary to follow a lifestyle that included a vegetarian diet which excluded meats and other flesh foods.
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Original:  People of Interest Kapitolinischer Pythagoras sculpture Pythagoras (570 BC – 495 BC) was a Greek philosopher, mathematician, and is also considered to be “ the Father of Ethical Vegetarianism ” . He believed that in order to obtain the highest level of spiritual and physical health it was necessary to follow a lifestyle that included a vegetarian diet which excluded meats and other flesh foods.
Revised:  People of Interest Kapitolinischer Pythagoras sculpture Pythagoras (570 BC – 495 BC) was a Greek philosopher, mathematician, and is also considered to be " the Father of Ethical Vegetarianism ” . He believed that in order to obtain the highest level of spiritual and physical health it was necessary to follow a lifestyle that included a vegetarian diet which excluded meats and other flesh foods.
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Original:  People of Interest Kapitolinischer Pythagoras sculpture Pythagoras (570 BC – 495 BC) was a Greek philosopher, mathematician, and is also considered to be “ the Father of Ethical Vegetarianism ” . He believed that in order to obtain the highest level of spiritual and physical health it was necessary to follow a lifestyle that included a vegetarian diet which excluded meats and other flesh foods.
Revised:  People of Interest Kapitolinischer Pythagoras sculpture Pythagoras (570 BC – 495 BC) was a Greek philosopher, mathematician, and is also considered to be “ the Father of Ethical Vegetarianism " . He believed that in order to obtain the highest level of spiritual and physical health it was necessary to follow a lifestyle that included a vegetarian diet which excluded meats and other flesh foods.
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Original:  Philosophy Compass, 5(6), 443-454. doi:10.1111/j.1747-9991.2010.00313.x Hippocrates (460 BC – 377 BC) was a physician known as the “ father of medicine ” , his nutritional advice was based on the presence of the four humors in the body.
Revised:  Philosophy Compass, 5(6), 443-454. doi:10.1111/j.1747-9991.2010.00313.x Hippocrates (460 BC – 377 BC) was a physician known as the " father of medicine ” , his nutritional advice was based on the presence of the four humors in the body.
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Original:  Philosophy Compass, 5(6), 443-454. doi:10.1111/j.1747-9991.2010.00313.x Hippocrates (460 BC – 377 BC) was a physician known as the “ father of medicine ” , his nutritional advice was based on the presence of the four humors in the body.
Revised:  Philosophy Compass, 5(6), 443-454. doi:10.1111/j.1747-9991.2010.00313.x Hippocrates (460 BC – 377 BC) was a physician known as the “ father of medicine " , his nutritional advice was based on the presence of the four humors in the body.
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Original: "Aims and Scope" Geophysical & Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics Taylor and Francis Accessed Dec. 10, 2015 The subject covers the fundamentals of mechanics of fluids using various equations, ranging from  continuity equation, Naiver Stokes to Euler's equations of collisional fluids and the like.
Revised: "Aims and Scope" Geophysical & Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics Taylor and Francis Accessed Dec. 10, 2015 The subject covers the fundamentals of mechanics of fluids using various equations, ranging from the continuity equation, Naiver Stokes to Euler's equations of collisional fluids and the like.
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Original: "Aims and Scope" Geophysical & Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics Taylor and Francis Accessed Dec. 10, 2015 The subject covers the fundamentals of mechanics of fluids using various equations, ranging from  continuity equation, Naiver Stokes to Euler's equations of collisional fluids and the like.
Revised: "Aims and Scope" Geophysical & Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics Taylor and Francis Accessed Dec. 10, 2015 The subject covers the fundamentals of mechanics of fluids using various equations, ranging from continuity equation, Navier Stokes to Euler's equations of collisional fluids and the like.
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Original:  It can also be passed from mother to infant during birth . It is caused by the bacterium Ureaplasma urealyticum , which can found in a majority of sexually active people, most of whom are asymptomatic.
Revised:  It can also be passed from mother to infant during birth , or be sexually transmitted. Ureaplasma urealyticum can found in a majority of sexually active people, most of whom are asymptomatic.
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Original: George Beech (15 March 1892 – 4 January 1964) was an English professional football forward and left back who played in the Football League for Brighton & Hove Albion.
Revised: George Beech (15 March 1892 – 4 January 1964) was an English professional footballer who played as a forward and left back who played in the Football League for Brighton & Hove Albion.
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Original: George Beech (15 March 1892 – 4 January 1964) was an English professional football forward and left back who played in the Football League for Brighton & Hove Albion.
Revised: George Beech (15 March 1892 – 4 January 1964) was an English professional football forward and left back in the Football League for Brighton & Hove Albion.
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Original:  Personal life Beech served as an acting sergeant with the 17th (Service) Battalion of the Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment) (more popularly known as the 1st Football Battalion ) during the First World War.
Revised:  Personal life Beech served as an acting sergeant with the 17th (Service) Battalion of the Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment) (more popularly known as the 1st Football Battalion during the First World War.
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Original:  Career statistics ClubSeasonLeagueFA CupTotalDivisionAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsBrighton & Hove Albion1914–15Southern League First Division400040Career total400040
Revised:  Career statistics + Appearances and goals by club, season and competitionClubSeasonLeagueFA CupTotalDivisionAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsBrighton & Hove Albion1914–15Southern League First Division400040Career total400040
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Original:  The current design of the show usually features a three guest panel, and allows viewers to join the conversation via telephone Twitter or Facebook. 
Revised:  The current design of the show usually features a three guest panel, and allows viewers to join the conversation via telephone Twitter or Facebook. Executive Director of news and current affairs McKenzie was promoted to Executive Director of news and current affairs on July 22, 2019, succeeding Karyn Pugliese, who departed on July 31, 2019.
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Original: REDIRECT Book:Buddhist
Revised: Buddhist Mythology Adi-Buddha Arhat Asura (Buddhism) Begtse Bodhisattva Brahma Brahmā (Buddhism) Buddhist cosmology Buddhist cosmology of the Theravada school Buddhist eschatology Buddhist mythology Dakini Desire realm Deva (Buddhism) Dharmapala Ekajati Four Heavenly Kings Ganesha in world religions Guanyin Gyalpo spirits Hariti Hayagriva (Buddhism) Heruka Jambudvipa Jinnalaluo Kshetrapala Machig Labdrön Mahakali Mahākāla Maitreya Mandarava Mara (demon) Nairatmya Naraka (Buddhism) Narodakini Niguma Padmasambhava Palden Lhamo Pañcika Prajnaparamita Preta Pure land Rahu Samantabhadrī (tutelary) Samding Dorje Phagmo Siddhi Sitatapatra Sumeru Tara (Buddhism) The Eight Cold Hells Trailokya Trāyastriṃśa Tulku Tushita Usnisavijaya Vaiśravaṇa Vajravārāhī Vajrayogini Vasudhara Wheel of time Wisdom King Wrathful deities Yakshini Yama (East Asia) Yamantaka Yeshe
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Original:  Buddhist cosmology Buddhist cosmology of the Theravada school Buddhist eschatology Buddhist mythology  Dakini Desire realm Deva (Buddhism)
Revised:  Budai Buddha images in Thailand Buddha-nature Buddhahood Buddharupa Buddhist art Buddhist art in Japan Buddhist cosmology Buddhist cosmology of the Theravada school Buddhist eschatology Buddhist mythology Dakini Desire realm Deva (Buddhism)
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Original:  Buddhist cosmology Buddhist cosmology of the Theravada school Buddhist eschatology Buddhist mythology  Dakini Desire realm Deva (Buddhism)
Revised:  Buddhist cosmology Buddhist cosmology of the Theravada school Buddhist eschatology Buddhist mythology Buddhist prayer beads Buddhist symbolism Buddhology Cetiya Cintamani Cundi (Buddhism) Dakini Desire realm Deva (Buddhism)
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Original:  Dharmapala Ekajati Four Heavenly Kings Ganesha in world religions Guanyin Gyalpo spirits Hariti Hayagriva (Buddhism)
Revised:  Dharmachakra Dharmakāya Dharmapala Diamond Realm Dīpankara Buddha Easily confused Buddhist representations Ekajati Eternal Buddha Five Dhyani Buddhas Four Heavenly Kings Ganesha in world religions Guanyin Gyalpo spirits Hariti Hayagriva (Buddhism)
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Original:  Heruka Jambudvipa Jinnalaluo Kshetrapala Machig Labdrön Mahakali  Mahākāla Maitreya Mandarava Mara (demon)
Revised:  Heruka Hevajra Human beings in Buddhism Hungry ghost Iconography of Gautama Buddha in Laos and Thailand Jambudvipa Japanese Buddhist pantheon Jataka tales Jinnalaluo Kakusandha Buddha Karmamudrā Kassapa Buddha Kondanna Buddha Korean Buddhist sculpture Koṇāgamana Buddha Kshetrapala Kshitigarbha Kumbhanda Kīla (Buddhism) Lao Buddhist sculpture List of the named Buddhas Lokeśvararāja Machig Labdrön Mahakali Mahākāla Maitreya Mandarava Mara (demon)
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Original:  Heruka Jambudvipa Jinnalaluo Kshetrapala Machig Labdrön Mahakali  Mahākāla Maitreya Mandarava Mara (demon)
Revised:  Heruka Jambudvipa Jinnalaluo Kshetrapala Machig Labdrön Mahakali Mahasiddha Mahasthamaprapta Mahākāla Maitreya Mandarava Mara (demon)
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Original:  Heruka Jambudvipa Jinnalaluo Kshetrapala Machig Labdrön Mahakali  Mahākāla Maitreya Mandarava Mara (demon)
Revised:  Heruka Jambudvipa Jinnalaluo Kshetrapala Machig Labdrön Mahakali Mahākāla Maitreya Mandala Mandarava Manjushri Mara (demon)
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Original:   Nairatmya Naraka (Buddhism) Narodakini Niguma Padmasambhava Palden Lhamo Pañcika Prajnaparamita Preta Pure land Rahu  Samantabhadrī (tutelary)  Samding Dorje Phagmo Siddhi Sitatapatra Sumeru Tara (Buddhism)  The Eight Cold Hells Trailokya Trāyastriṃśa Tulku Tushita Usnisavijaya Vaiśravaṇa  Vajravārāhī Vajrayogini Vasudhara  Wheel of time Wisdom King Wrathful deities Yakshini Yama (East Asia) Yamantaka Yeshe 
Revised:  Mount Meru Nairatmya Naraka (Buddhism) Narodakini Niguma Padmasambhava Palden Lhamo Pañcika Prajnaparamita Preta Pure land Rahu Samantabhadrī (tutelary) Samding Dorje Phagmo Siddhi Sitatapatra Sumeru Tara (Buddhism) The Eight Cold Hells Trailokya Trāyastriṃśa Tulku Tushita Usnisavijaya Vaiśravaṇa Vajravārāhī Vajrayogini Vasudhara Wheel of time Wisdom King Wrathful deities Yakshini Yama (East Asia) Yamantaka Yeshe 
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Original:   Nairatmya Naraka (Buddhism) Narodakini Niguma Padmasambhava Palden Lhamo Pañcika Prajnaparamita Preta Pure land Rahu  Samantabhadrī (tutelary)  Samding Dorje Phagmo Siddhi Sitatapatra Sumeru Tara (Buddhism)  The Eight Cold Hells Trailokya Trāyastriṃśa Tulku Tushita Usnisavijaya Vaiśravaṇa  Vajravārāhī Vajrayogini Vasudhara  Wheel of time Wisdom King Wrathful deities Yakshini Yama (East Asia) Yamantaka Yeshe 
Revised:  Nairatmya Naraka (Buddhism) Narodakini Nichiren Niguma Padmasambhava Padumuttara Buddha Palden Lhamo Parinirvana Pañcika Prajnaparamita Preta Pure land Rahu Samantabhadrī (tutelary) Samding Dorje Phagmo Siddhi Sitatapatra Sumeru Tara (Buddhism) The Eight Cold Hells Trailokya Trāyastriṃśa Tulku Tushita Usnisavijaya Vaiśravaṇa Vajravārāhī Vajrayogini Vasudhara Wheel of time Wisdom King Wrathful deities Yakshini Yama (East Asia) Yamantaka Yeshe 
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Original:   Nairatmya Naraka (Buddhism) Narodakini Niguma Padmasambhava Palden Lhamo Pañcika Prajnaparamita Preta Pure land Rahu  Samantabhadrī (tutelary)  Samding Dorje Phagmo Siddhi Sitatapatra Sumeru Tara (Buddhism)  The Eight Cold Hells Trailokya Trāyastriṃśa Tulku Tushita Usnisavijaya Vaiśravaṇa  Vajravārāhī Vajrayogini Vasudhara  Wheel of time Wisdom King Wrathful deities Yakshini Yama (East Asia) Yamantaka Yeshe 
Revised:  Nairatmya Naraka (Buddhism) Narodakini Niguma Padmasambhava Palden Lhamo Pañcika Physical characteristics of the Buddha Prajnaparamita Prayer flag Prayer wheel Preta Pure land Rahu Samantabhadrī (tutelary) Samding Dorje Phagmo Siddhi Sitatapatra Sumeru Tara (Buddhism) The Eight Cold Hells Trailokya Trāyastriṃśa Tulku Tushita Usnisavijaya Vaiśravaṇa Vajravārāhī Vajrayogini Vasudhara Wheel of time Wisdom King Wrathful deities Yakshini Yama (East Asia) Yamantaka Yeshe 
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