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Original: ElBaradei's previous statement to during the turmoil in the last few weeks, which began on the 25th of January, according to  was that a trial was unnecessary and that what primarily needed to be done was for Mubarak to hand back money, speculated to be as much as $70 billion, which Mubarak was said to have illegally took over the course of his 30-year reign from state coifferus and now owes back to the "Egyptian people " in order for economic progress to emerge.
Revised: ElBaradei's previous statement to during the turmoil in the last few weeks, which began on the 25th of January, according to was that a trial was unnecessary and that what primarily needed to be done was for Mubarak to hand back money, speculated to be as much as $70 billion, which Mubarak was said to have illegally took over the course of his 30-year reign from state coifferus and now owes to the Egyptian people in order for economic progress to emerge.
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Original:  ElBaradei stated that he believes Egypt should be run by 'institutions' rather than 'individuals' and has said, "I want to come up with a renaissance project for Egypt and not an electoral programme for ElBaradei. " 
Revised:  ElBaradei has stated he believes Egypt should be run by 'institutions' rather than 'individuals' and has said, "I want to come up with a renaissance project for Egypt and not an electoral programme for ElBaradei. " 
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Original:  ElBaradei stated that he believes Egypt should be run by 'institutions' rather than 'individuals' and has said, "I want to come up with a renaissance project for Egypt and not an electoral programme for ElBaradei. " 
Revised:  ElBaradei stated that he believes Egypt should be run by 'institutions' rather than 'individuals' and has said, "I want to come up with a renaissance project for Egypt and not an electoral program for ElBaradei " 
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Original:  ElBaradei stated that he believes Egypt should be run by 'institutions' rather than 'individuals' and has said, "I want to come up with a renaissance project for Egypt and not an electoral programme for ElBaradei. " 
Revised:  ElBaradei stated that he believes Egypt should be run by 'institutions' rather than 'individuals' and has said, "I want to come up with a renaissance project for Egypt and not an electoral programme for ElBaradei. " .
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Original: Calls for the Australian government to intervene have been rejected by the environment minister, Senator Ian Campbell . Japan's whaling program, which is claimed to be for scientific purposes, is expected to kill nearly one thousand whales this season.
Revised: Calls for the government to intervene have been rejected by the environment minister, Senator Ian Campbell . Japan's whaling program, which is claimed to be for scientific purposes, is expected to kill nearly one thousand whales this season.
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Original: Calls for the Australian government to intervene have been rejected by the environment minister, Senator Ian Campbell . Japan's whaling program, which is claimed to be for scientific purposes, is expected to kill nearly one thousand whales this season.
Revised: Calls for the Australian government to intervene have been rejected by the environment minister, . Japan's whaling program, which is claimed to be for scientific purposes, is expected to kill nearly one thousand whales this season.
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Original:  Jones has signed a four year contract after resigned from the post in early November following England's disappointing performance at this year's . Jones, 55, is to leave a position he was appointed to only two months ago as coach of  in South Africa.
Revised:  Jones has signed a four year contract after resigned from the post in early November following England's disappointing performance at this year's . Jones, 55, is to leave a position he was appointed to only two months ago as coach of Cape Town's in South Africa.
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Original:  The court decision was brought to light yesterday by Adam Coogle, a researcher working for . thumbnail|File photo of , in , Saudi Arabia, where public executions are carried out under Sharia Law.
Revised:  The court decision was brought to light yesterday by Adam Coogle, a researcher working for Human Rights Watch. thumbnail|File photo of , in , Saudi Arabia, where public executions are carried out under Sharia Law.
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Original:  Fayadh has previously posted a video online of a public lashing by . Mona Kareem, an activist from  calling for Fayadh's release, said "some Saudis think this was revenge by the morality police."
Revised:  Fayadh has previously posted a video online of a public lashing by . Mona Kareem, an activist from Kuwait calling for Fayadh's release, said "some Saudis think this was revenge by the morality police."
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Original:  He said it was "a good day for America."  , the British Prime Minister, said the news "will be welcomed right across our country" and was a "massive step forward," but warned the death of bin Laden "does not mark the end of the threat we face from extremist terror."
Revised:  He said it was "a good day for America." David Cameron , the British Prime Minister, said the news "will be welcomed right across our country" and was a "massive step forward," but warned the death of bin Laden "does not mark the end of the threat we face from extremist terror."
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Original:  However, Michael Hopkin of the British journal Nature, has reported that while Stimpson tested positive for antibodies to HIV in 2002, "tests done during more than two dozen visits in 2003 and 2004 proved negative for the antibodies".
Revised:  However, Michael Hopkin of the British journal Nature, has reported that while Stimpson tested positive for to HIV in 2002, "tests done during more than two dozen visits in 2003 and 2004 proved negative for the antibodies".
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Original:  However, until additional tests are performed it is impossible to know if the second test was a false negative . Dr. Andrew Grulich, who has a PhD in epidemiology and works at the National Centre in HIV Epidemiology and Clinical Research at the University of New South Wales has expressed doubt that Stimpson was cured of an HIV infection.
Revised:  However, until additional tests are performed it is impossible to know if the second test was a . Dr. Andrew Grulich, who has a PhD in epidemiology and works at the National Centre in HIV Epidemiology and Clinical Research at the University of New South Wales has expressed doubt that Stimpson was cured of an HIV infection.
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Original:  Officials from France's aviation accident investigation agency, the  (BEA), announced on Tuesday that they had recovered the (CVR) of . It was located and brought to the surface by a Remora 6000 unmanned submarine, then taken aboard the Île de Sein, one of the vessels taking part in the recovery and salvage efforts.
Revised:  Officials from France's aviation accident investigation agency, the Bureau of Enquiry and Analysis for Civil Aviation Safety (BEA), announced on Tuesday that they had recovered the (CVR) of . It was located and brought to the surface by a Remora 6000 unmanned submarine, then taken aboard the Île de Sein, one of the vessels taking part in the recovery and salvage efforts.
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Original:  Officials from France's aviation accident investigation agency, the  (BEA), announced on Tuesday that they had recovered the (CVR) of . It was located and brought to the surface by a Remora 6000 unmanned submarine, then taken aboard the Île de Sein, one of the vessels taking part in the recovery and salvage efforts.
Revised:  Officials from France's aviation accident investigation agency, the (BEA), announced on Tuesday that they had recovered the (CVR) of Air France Flight 447. It was located and brought to the surface by a Remora 6000 unmanned submarine, then taken aboard the Île de Sein, one of the vessels taking part in the recovery and salvage efforts.
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Original:  With the recovery of both recorders, which are reported to be "in good condition", French officials hope to determine what caused the to crash into the  on June 1, 2009, when it departed Rio de Janeiro's before it was lost 600 miles (965 km) off the coast of Brazil en route to Paris' with 228 passengers and crew on board.
Revised:  With the recovery of both recorders, which are reported to be "in good condition", French officials hope to determine what caused the to crash into the Atlantic Ocean on June 1, 2009, when it departed Rio de Janeiro's before it was lost 600 miles (965 km) off the coast of Brazil en route to Paris' with 228 passengers and crew on board.
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Original:  However, chief operating officer of the International Bureau of Aviation, Phil Seymour, speaking to  , believes the memory unit will not be of much use to investigators saying because of the depth it was located at, "If you were to throw a computer into the ocean, imagine how all the parts would eventually split and you have the corrosive effects of seawater and the depths involved."
Revised:  However, chief operating officer of the International Bureau of Aviation, Phil Seymour, speaking to CNN , believes the memory unit will not be of much use to investigators saying because of the depth it was located at, "If you were to throw a computer into the ocean, imagine how all the parts would eventually split and you have the corrosive effects of seawater and the depths involved."
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Original:  Police received a "general threat" about Brisbane-bound train and bus services from an unidentified source, leading to services being suspended from 11.45am (AEST) today , a police spokeswoman said.
Revised:  Police received a "general threat" about Brisbane-bound train and bus services from an unidentified source, leading to services being suspended from 11.45am (AEST) on Monday , a police spokeswoman said.
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Original:   'We will never forget' Four days after the raid on the compound, U.S. president Barack Obama visited in New York on Thursday to pay tribute to the 3,000 people killed in the September 11 attacks, for which al-Qaeda was found responsible.
Revised:  Barack Obama visited in New York on Thursday. 'We will never forget' Four days after the raid on the compound, U.S. president Barack Obama visited in New York on Thursday to pay tribute to the 3,000 people killed in the September 11 attacks, for which al-Qaeda was found responsible.
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Original:  An unnamed U.S. official told  that bin Laden "wasn't just a figurehead," but "continued to plot and plan, to come up with ideas about targets and to communicate those ideas to other senior al-Qaeda leaders."
Revised:  An unnamed U.S. official told The New York Times that bin Laden "wasn't just a figurehead," but "continued to plot and plan, to come up with ideas about targets and to communicate those ideas to other senior al-Qaeda leaders."
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Original:  In an interview to be aired on  , the president said: "It is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence, as a propaganda tool."
Revised:  In an interview to be aired on CBS News , the president said: "It is important for us to make sure that very graphic photos of somebody who was shot in the head are not floating around as an incitement to additional violence, as a propaganda tool."
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Original: 250px|Melbourne, Australia 150,000 turnout for Protest Police and union leaders across the country expect big crowds during today's National Community Day of protest against the Federal Government's WorkChoices proposed changes to industrial relations laws.
Revised: 250px|Melbourne, Australia 150,000 turnout for Protest Police and union leaders across the country expect big crowds during today's National Community Day of protest against the Federal Government's proposed changes to industrial relations laws.
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Original: 250px|Melbourne, Australia 150,000 turnout for Protest Police and union leaders across the country expect big crowds during today's National Community Day of protest against the Federal Government's  proposed changes to industrial relations laws. predicts hundreds of thousands of people will demonstrate in and . Protest meetings in other capital cities are expected to attract workers in their tens of thousands.
Revised: 250px|Melbourne, Australia 150,000 turnout for Protest Police and union leaders across the country expect big crowds during today's National Community Day of protest against the Federal Government's WorkChoices proposed changes to industrial relations laws. predicts hundreds of thousands of people will demonstrate in and . Protest meetings in other capital cities are expected to attract workers in their tens of thousands.
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Original: 250px|Melbourne, Australia 150,000 turnout for Protest Police and union leaders across the country expect big crowds during today's National Community Day of protest against the Federal Government's  proposed changes to industrial relations laws. predicts hundreds of thousands of people will demonstrate in and . Protest meetings in other capital cities are expected to attract workers in their tens of thousands.
Revised: 250px|Melbourne, Australia 150,000 turnout for Protest Police and union leaders across the country expect big crowds during today's National Community Day of protest against the Federal Government's proposed changes to industrial relations laws. predicts hundreds of thousands of people will demonstrate in Sydney and Melbourne . Protest meetings in other capital cities are expected to attract workers in their tens of thousands.
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Original: The fire, which started at 7:05 p.m. ( the last time shown on the mechanical departures board), continued to fill the 7th Ave. entrance with smoke as late as 8:10 p.m.  , well after the FDNY had the situation under control.
Revised: The fire, which started at 7:05 p.m. EST (Tuesday 0005 UTC). ( the last time shown on the mechanical departures board), continued to fill the 7th Ave. entrance with smoke as late as 8:10 p.m. , well after the FDNY had the situation under control.
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Original: The fire, which started at 7:05 p.m. ( the last time shown on the mechanical departures board), continued to fill the 7th Ave. entrance with smoke as late as 8:10 p.m.  , well after the FDNY had the situation under control.
Revised: The fire, which started at 7:05 p.m. ( the last time shown on the mechanical departures board), continued to fill the 7th Ave. entrance with smoke as late as 8:10 p.m. local time , well after the FDNY had the situation under control.
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Original: The nation of islands has heavy use of aviation and a poor safety record, including the crash of an Adam Air jet in 2007 that killed 102 people near . The had banned all Indonesian airlines from entering it, but two years ago flag carrier Garuda Indonesia was deemed to have improved and allowed to enter. 
Revised: The nation of islands has heavy use of aviation and a poor safety record, including the crash of an Adam Air jet in 2007 that killed 102 people near Sulawesi. The European Commission had banned all Indonesian airlines from entering it, but two years ago flag carrier Garuda Indonesia was deemed to have improved and allowed to enter. 
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Original: For fair use / fair dealing in articles about Osama bin Laden , such as Obama decides against the release of graphic photos of bin Laden and Al-Qaeda says bin Laden death will 'not be wasted';
Revised: For fair use / fair dealing in articles about the videos seized from Abbottabad , such as Obama decides against the release of graphic photos of bin Laden and Al-Qaeda says bin Laden death will 'not be wasted';
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Original:  In2TV will be lauched in January 2006, providing full episodes of many classic shows, such as Welcome Back, Kotter, Falcon Crest, Beetlejuice, Lois and Clark  , Babylon 5, La Femme Nikita and Growing Pains.
Revised:  In2TV will be lauched in January 2006, providing full episodes of many classic shows, such as Welcome Back, Kotter, Falcon Crest, Beetlejuice, Lois and Clark : The New Adventures of Superman , Babylon 5, La Femme Nikita and Growing Pains.
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Original:  In2TV will be lauched in January 2006, providing full episodes of many classic shows, such as Welcome Back, Kotter, Falcon Crest, Beetlejuice, Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Babylon 5, La Femme Nikita and Growing Pains . Starchives -
Revised:  In2TV will be launched in January 2006, providing full episodes of many classic shows, such as Welcome Back, Kotter, Falcon Crest, Beetlejuice, Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Babylon 5, La Femme Nikita and Growing Pains . Starchives -
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Original:  In2TV will be lauched in January 2006, providing full episodes of many classic shows, such as Welcome Back, Kotter, Falcon Crest, Beetlejuice, Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Babylon 5, La Femme Nikita and Growing Pains . Starchives -
Revised:  In2TV will be lauched in January 2006, providing full episodes of many classic shows, such as , , , , , and . Starchives -
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Original:  A group of students at London Metropolitan University (LMU) who had been occupying the graduate centre at their university since the afternoon of Wednesday May 4 were evicted just before midnight on Monday by police, university security and private bailiffs.
Revised:  A group of students at (LMU) who had been occupying the graduate centre at their university since the afternoon of Wednesday May 4 were evicted just before midnight on Monday by police, university security and private bailiffs.
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Original:  A group of students at London Metropolitan University (LMU) who had been occupying the graduate centre at their university since the afternoon of Wednesday May 4 were evicted just before midnight on Monday by police, university security and private bailiffs.
Revised:  A group of students at London Metropolitan University (LMU) who had been the at their university since the afternoon of Wednesday May 4 were evicted just before midnight on Monday by police, university security and private bailiffs.
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Original:  A second-year student in sociology and international development , one of the courses at risk, Hughes described the police intervention at around 11:40pm: If the occupation had not been evicted, Hughes says they could have held out.
Revised:  A second-year student in and , one of the courses at risk, Hughes described the police intervention at around 11:40pm: If the occupation had not been evicted, Hughes says they could have held out.
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Original: 190px|File photograph of   , the head of the International Monetary Fund, remained in jail last night after being charged with sexually attacking a chambermaid at a New York City hotel.
Revised: 190px|File photograph of Dominique Strauss-Kahn , the head of the International Monetary Fund, remained in jail last night after being charged with sexually attacking a chambermaid at a New York City hotel.
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Original: "Most of the arguments I ’ ve seen ... has been predicated on a view that if you look at the definition of ‘seditious intent ’ which is for definitional purposes, that that is in fact constituting an offence.
Revised: "Most of the arguments I ' ve seen ... has been predicated on a view that if you look at the definition of ‘seditious intent ’ which is for definitional purposes, that that is in fact constituting an offence.
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Original: "Most of the arguments I ’ ve seen ... has been predicated on a view that if you look at the definition of ‘seditious intent ’ which is for definitional purposes, that that is in fact constituting an offence.
Revised: "Most of the arguments I ’ ve seen ... has been predicated on a view that if you look at the definition of ‘seditious intent ' which is for definitional purposes, that that is in fact constituting an offence.
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Original: File photograph of . , the head of the International Monetary Fund, has been refused after appearing in court in New York charged with sexually assaulting a chambermaid at a hotel in .
Revised: File photograph of Dominique Strauss-Kahn. Dominique Strauss-Kahn , the head of the International Monetary Fund, has been refused after appearing in court in New York charged with sexually assaulting a chambermaid at a hotel in .
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Original:  U.S. president Barack Obama has put the support of his behind in the Middle East and , demanded Syrian president  embrace reforms or resign, and warned a failure to address the uprisings in the region could lead to deep division between the U.S. and Muslim nations.
Revised:  U.S. president Barack Obama has put the support of his behind in the Middle East and , demanded Syrian president Bashar al-Assad embrace reforms or resign, and warned a failure to address the uprisings in the region could lead to deep division between the U.S. and Muslim nations.
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Original:  The carcases of two deer, a coyote, and a possum were dumped in the Delta Gamma Iota fraternity house on the campus of Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana on November 10.
Revised:  The carcasses of two deer, a coyote, and a possum were dumped in the Delta Gamma Iota fraternity house on the campus of Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana on November 10.
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Original: Dr Iqbal Al-Gharbi, a psychology lecturer at the Al-Zaytouna University in Tunis said that many peoples across the world were asking for forgiveness for past wrongs, such as the Catholic Church, who asked for forgiveness for its treatment of Jewish people, and France which apologised for the complicity of the Vichy regime.
Revised: Dr Iqbal Al-Gharbi, a psychology lecturer at the Al-Zaytouna University in , said that many peoples across the world were asking for forgiveness for past wrongs, such as the Catholic Church, who asked for forgiveness for its treatment of Jewish people, and France which apologised for the complicity of the Vichy regime.
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Original: Dr Iqbal Al-Gharbi, a psychology lecturer at the Al-Zaytouna University in Tunis said that many peoples across the world were asking for forgiveness for past wrongs, such as the Catholic Church, who asked for forgiveness for its treatment of Jewish people, and France which apologised for the complicity of the Vichy regime.
Revised: Dr Iqbal Al-Gharbi, a psychology lecturer at the Al-Zaytouna University in Tunis said that many peoples across the world were asking for forgiveness for past wrongs, such as the Catholic Church, who asked for forgiveness for its treatment of people, and France which apologised for the complicity of the Vichy regime.
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Original: Dr Iqbal Al-Gharbi, a psychology lecturer at the Al-Zaytouna University in Tunis said that many peoples across the world were asking for forgiveness for past wrongs, such as the Catholic Church, who asked for forgiveness for its treatment of Jewish people, and France which apologised for the complicity of the Vichy regime.
Revised: Dr Iqbal Al-Gharbi, a psychology lecturer at the Al-Zaytouna University in Tunis said that many peoples across the world were asking for forgiveness for past wrongs, such as the Catholic Church, who asked for forgiveness for its treatment of Jewish people, and France which apologised for the complicity of the regime.
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